yes i just destroy mine as i get them. i've heard some of the blue ones are minimally profitable but i don't care enough to do the cost/benefit analysis for each. at least since they don't replace a better master writ drop, as the gold clothing ones do.

They sure don't sell well on PCNA. I asked the guild if they wanted them and they said no, we just destroy them.

I keep the blue ones, and sell the higher quality ones. I normally set the price below the TTC minimum, though, otherwise nobody buys them.

They're only worthless because the player created economy on PC values the materials more than the vouchers you get from those specific writs.

It's not the same on every server. Are we asking for platform specific balancing now?

tmbrinks wrote: »

They're only worthless because the player created economy on PC values the materials more than the vouchers you get from those specific writs.

It's not the same on every server. Are we asking for platform specific balancing now?

It's not all player-created, though, is it? ZOS have made certain jewelry materials very difficult to get, and that's driven up its price, which of course makes certain levels of jewelry writs no longer worth the reward.

for me, the value of a jewelry writ is in the trait required to complete it, not in the price or number of upgrade mats needed. i'll hold on to a gold writ that requires healthy, robust or arcane to complete, but destroy almost any other writ. it's about how easy it is to acquire an excessive amount of the trait material.

> but many jewelry pieces actually drop in gold quality, and are re-constructed in gold, so you don't even need the materials.

correct me if i'm wrong. i expect i'm missing something.
gold jewelry comes from trials and the golden vendor, so trial jewelry can be reconstructed without using gold mats.
dungeon jewelry is base blue, and overland is base green. reconstructing any of these requires both purple and gold upgrade mats.

gold jewelry drops aren't as common or easily acquirable for some as for others.

During the 100% I burnt through shirtloads of blue jewel master writs for that exp ,

Imo if you got the materials it's worth the exp boost + 150% scroll ,

The jewel masters and other master writs I had gained me 50+ cp to push me over 2600

I was not disappointed

XSTRONG wrote: »

When I do master writs think blue, purple and gold jewelry writs are great if I dont have to buy the mats needed.

Blue jewelry writs that are Triune, infused or bloodthirsty are a bit sucky tho.

for the traits i think it depends on what you do lol

i have nearly 30 million AP to buy dawn-prisms with for triune, and i run enough trials i have 200+ slaughterstones for bloodthirsty lol

SilverBride wrote: »

It costs so much to complete one that no one is doing them. I can't sell them and I can't even give them away. I have put one up for sale for 5g and still no one bought it.

Please consider making the requirements to complete these more reasonable so they will be worth doing.

said this a long time ago. It's too expensive to do a blue jewelry writ for the average (non-rich) eso player for such an unequal reward. [Snip].

[Edited for discussing cheating]

I do the blue jewelry writs sometimes, when I have enough terne and iridium platings, because they give a reasonable number of writ vouchers. I don't do them often, though.

I destroy the triune ones and do the rest when there's a double XP event on, but I tend to hoard my materials (I do not need to sell them for quick money).

Double XP event + 150% XP scrolls from daily login rewards + equipment writs = the most satisfying way to gain CP after 3000+ CP.