Orcish Floor, Square
Price: 3,000 g
Category: Structures — Platforms



Both sides looks same.

Pedestal, Etched Stone
Price: 3,000 g
Category: Structures — Platforms



Orsinium Statue Base
Price: 4,000 g
Category: Courtyard — Posts and Pillars



Orcish Gateway, City
Price: 4,500 g
Category: Structures — Doorways



Orcish Figurine, Mammoth
Price: 12,000 g
Category: Gallery — Art



Orcish Wagon, Merchant
Price: 15,000 g
Category: Courtyard — Vehicles



Orsinium Tent, Chief’s
Price: 15,000 g
Category: Structures — Tents



Orsinium Relief, Malacath
Price: 25,000 g
Category: Gallery — Art



Orsinium Sarcophagus, Honor’s Rest
Price: 25,000 g
Category: Undercroft — Sacred Pieces



Orsinium Statue, Head
Price: 25,000 g
Category: Courtyard — Statues



Orsinium Statue, Honor’s Rest
Price: 25,000 g
Category: Courtyard — Statues



Orcish Stable, Orsinium
Price: 150,000 g
Category: Structures — Buildings



All items:

The Luxury Furnisher Vendor (Zanil Theran) is located north of the bank in the Hollow City, Coldharbour and the Belkarth Festival Grounds in Craglorn.

What does the Luxury Furnisher offer this week?

Orcish Floor, Square — 3,000 g
Pedestal, Etched Stone — 3,000 g
Orsinium Statue Base — 4,000 g
Orcish Gateway, City — 4,500 g
Orcish Figurine, Mammoth — 12,000 g
Orcish Wagon, Merchant — 15,000 g
Orsinium Tent, Chief’s — 15,000 g
Orsinium Relief, Malacath — 25,000 g
Orsinium Sarcophagus, Honor’s Rest — 25,000 g
Orsinium Statue, Head — 25,000 g
Orsinium Statue, Honor’s Rest — 25,000 g
Orcish Stable, Orsinium — 150,000 g

New:
Orcish Floor, Square

I saw Captain Kaleen in someone's house once when I was looking through house tours and it was like I saw god. I couldn't believe it.

IMO if the devs (since they have the inside stats of achievement completion %s game-wide) will nerf things like DLC dungeon bosses based on the average player's success, why not do the same for something like the ToT Captain Kaleen fragment achievement? That one must be rarer than every dungeon and trial trifecta, emp, etc...

If she's meant to be a super rare ''trophy furnishing,'' then I wish the devs would choose less ''mundane'' things for that. A rare trophy furnishing should be, like, a giant confetti exploding Hermaeous Mora. Then I wouldn't care about getting it and I wouldn't have to worry about seeing it anyway because it'd be so rare

I was already excited for the Werewolf Refresh & the new Hircine themed Trial; but now I'm being told I can flirt with the Hunky shirtless elf Werewolf Firralthel?

I know not what deeds I have done to deserve such gifts, thank you ZOS, I needed this.

So are you testing anything before live, or sticking with the fingers crossed, lucky underpants approach of the last few releases?

Agree. I'd actually like to see two new Undaunted quest givers. One to help with the DLC pledge load and another to give out WB dailies for the original game basic alliance zones.

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Even if they added some way to convert 2000 Tome Points into a Tome Cache, that would help a lot with rollover being lost.

This would alleviate the problem for sure, and can be a temporary workaround for them, but it's treating the symptom instead of curing the cause of the ailment. Their reasoning for capping rollover tome points is identical to their previous capping of event tickets, except now we''ll pay for the privilege of having earned currency removed. This is worse by the most basic metric.

Honestly, what difference does it make when a player is able to focus their time? Maybe a player can spend a bunch of time on season zero for irl reasons, but not as much on season 1. They would still be playing the same amount of time, it's just spread out differently. Knowing that there is less time for them in the next season, they plan ahead, earning every tome point they can, so they can still participate in the next season. Why prevent this?

I wish ZOS would stop veering down the road of limiting player choice, especially with regards to how they can invest their precious time. Wasn't that the goal of removing daily rewards?

Agreed.

That's what I always did with event tickets, I made sure to end each event as close to 12 tickets as I could, because I never knew if I'd be able to play during the next festival. At least a few times I was away and all I had time to do was log in to buy the new collectible between waking up and leaving the house (or between getting home and going to bed).

ZOS can set their own KPIs and peanalise us for not meeting them all they like, they're never going to take priority over my actual job and my family (the two main reasons I'm away from home for extended periods of time) or other people's health concerns or whatever keeps us from playing every day. It would be better for them to accept the reality that it might be their job but for us it's a game and we're only going to play when we have time, which won't always be on their schedule.

In development, we discussed other ways to strike this balance of wide paths for progression and encouraging future Season play, such as implementing a hard cap on Tome Points that you can carry at any given time, but we believed that would feel considerably worse. We were already removing this for Event Tickets (now Trade Bars!) and thought it would reduce the fun of picking out the rewards you like most on a Tome.

It feels like way too much focus is being put on engagement incentives. If the content is fun and rewarding, people will do it. If you have to rely on pressure systems, then something's ultimately not as fun as it should be. It's a game, it should be fun.

And if you're so worried about engagement, then make the rewards more worthwhile. Pull from the vast inventory of crown crates and timed deals, put some of that in the tomes. Reduce things like crown poisons and other undesirables that many people don't want.

Now, to be fair, we did have some good rewards. My point is there's ways to encourage engagement that don't involve micromanaging people's income.

We've seen the sentiment and feedback on this, and we agree that we can make this better. We're planning to make a change to this in Update 50 before Season Zero ends, where Tome Points in excess of the roll-over cap are automatically converted to gold after the reward auto-claimer is complete. We believe this helps provide value to excess Tome Points in the transition to a new Season. We are still working to determine this ratio and will update you when we do.

I'm glad you guys are trying to make this better. I'm glad you're listening to the feedback. I truly am.

But I really feel like you guys are over complicating this whole thing. All you have to do is let them carryover. That's it. It's pretty bewildering that you guys are going through a whole development effort to make an auto-claimer and gold conversion system, instead of just having a more generous rollover. Has anyone over there entertained just increasing the rollover cap? What about having 4000 Tome Points carry over? That seems like a reasonable compromise.

FWIW, I think gold's better than just auto-buying a bunch of stuff I may not want. But it begs another question: what do you guys think I should be able to do with that gold?

There's limited options for gold-bought items. And what's there is relatively expensive, outside of furnishings. Gold's trivial for many of long term players, so small gold endowments aren't worthwhile. If we can't get something truly worthwhile with that gold (mounts, houses), then it feels insulting to our efforts. Then you as a studio have to decide between living with a resented system or spending dev cycles improving the system yet again.

With sharp eyes, you may have noticed that some non-English in-game help articles mentioned that you can reroll Weekly Challenges for gold.

We shouldn't need sharp eyes or a help menu to understanding basic UI functionality.

With a shift as big as Seasons and the new Tamriel Tomes system, we expect some things won’t land perfectly right away. We've already moved quickly on improvements driven by your feedback, while giving other changes time to settle and breathe as we refine them. You'll see much of what we talked about here roll out for testing within Update 50's PTS cycle. We’re excited to shape this together with all of you to make it the best it can be. Thank you, and we’ll see you in Tamriel!

Quite frankly there seems to be a conflict between what looks good as a game developer and what feels good as the gamer and consumer. It seems like the focus is on managing engagement and purchasing incentives at the expense of having a streamlined, player-friendly system.

Now you need numerous articles and infographics to explain this whole Tomes system. Then you need CMs to circle back and explain them. Then people misunderstood the system or didn't read the communications, and encountered issues. Then they need support tickets to shore up those issues. Now you're adding to that complexity with more information, more steps, more gotchas, more things to track. Systems shouldn't require this much effort to understand.

It's exhausting.