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ESO GOLDEN VENDOR ITEMS — 2026/04/11
This weekend, the Golden Vendor offers:
- Amulet of Winter's Respite (Necklace, Arcane, 125,000 gold / 225,000 AP)
- Baron Thirsk Set (Arm Cops / Epaulets / Pauldrons, Infused / Impenetrable, 100,000 gold / 200,000 AP)
- Darloc Brae's Amulet (Necklace, Robust, 125,000 gold / 225,000 AP)
- Maarselok Set (Arm Cops / Epaulets / Pauldrons, Infused / Impenetrable, 100,000 gold / 200,000 AP)
- Trappings Of Invigoration Necklace (Necklace, Robust, 200,000 gold / 375,000 AP)
- Ulfnor's Favor Necklace (Necklace, Healthy, 200,000 gold / 375,000 AP)
Calastir
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Re: April 20th Vengeance Only..
So who else will be taking a week off from ESO starting April 20th?
Nope... It'll be the only time I go in to Cyrodiil to check it out. Hopefully they extend Vengeance to IC at some point.
robwolf666
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Re: Oh how I wish we still had Chapters
In my opinion, Bethesda sold the soul of ESO with the tomes. With this battlepass ESO ist just another grinder with no own soul!
The daily and weekly grind for the tomes is boring as hell!
I already miss the questing of the chapters and not being forced to harvest 6 times 15 ore, kill 1.000 foes for stupid battlepass points.
just my cent
Nobody is forcing you to do anything. Here's a radical idea, just play what you want, when you want. Don't let FOMO govern your life.
Re: Higher Arcs of IA
A big reason it's not being run very much imo is that IA has been mostly abandoned like many other systems that have been added over the years. We're still waiting on that third class set. There haven't been new rewards added in ages. IA was last updated in u43 if I'm remembering correctly. It's the same enemies, the same verses and visions, the same side quests, every single time. Some of us really did enjoy it and ran it a lot and have *everything* one can get from it, but It gets old when it's left stagnant for months to years.
Re: Question: Tome Points Expiration vs Premium giving "forever" tome access
i was also curious about same thing as the OP lol
it feels like there was a LOT of things that are unclear/unanswered with how these tomes are supposed to work from start to finish
to be honest at this point they need to draft a full on FAQ page for these tomes
it feels like there was a LOT of things that are unclear/unanswered with how these tomes are supposed to work from start to finish
to be honest at this point they need to draft a full on FAQ page for these tomes
Re: Question: Tome Points Expiration vs Premium giving "forever" tome access
JemadarofCaerSalis wrote: »So, let me get this straight.
If we have an excess of 2000 tome points, enough to buy something else, we will be *forced* to get the stuff we didn't claim from the tome?
So, if I skip all the potions and upgrade materials because I don't want them, but manage to earn enough points to get them at the end, I have no choice but to take them?
If I'm reading @ZOS_GinaBruno's comment correctly, then yes. Bites biggly if true. OTOH, getting something rather than losing everything in excess of 2K is marginally better than the alternative, but shoving a stack of Crown Meals into my inventory (which I will immediately destroy) because that's what RNGesus decided? Yeah, not a huge difference over just losing the points.
Based on what she said to, if you have more than one Tome active, excess points will be allocated automatically to the oldest tome first, and rhen onto the second, and third etc...
Bah, this is annoying. If there is stuff that I absolutely dont want then I honestly feel more incentive to just avoid the tomes and challenges entirely.
This feels counter productive and is not helping me feel any benefit to buying in. Which, while good for my wallet cant be what ZOS wants.
Re: Werewolf Update From The Combat Refresh Team
Techwolf_Lupindo wrote: »Erickson9610 wrote: »
When I started playing ESO, I went all in werewolf style. I went into MoS as a werewolf and ended up getting kicked after a while. Does ZOS really want new players to get kick from dungeons just because they are werewolves?
March of Sacrifices is one of the two upcoming Solo Dungeons, so now is the right time to inquire about Werewolf's new "sneaking" mechanic in relation to the werewolf dungeon.
Re: Question: Tome Points Expiration vs Premium giving "forever" tome access
It's interesting. Because with the daily login, you still received stuff you didn't want. So I don't see this as a difference. At the end of the season, you'll end up with stuff you don't want- same as the old system.
My issue with this is that I thought this was meant to be an improvement over it, and if it is going to be forced, why bother to make it so that we seemingly have the option to skip it, and even with the dailies, we had the option to just not claim the dailies.
Sure, we couldn't get anything after, but we didn't have to claim the stuff we didn't want.
Plus, the dailies had the 'free' idea behind them.
By making us 'purchase' the rewards, it just feels wrong to make us 'purchase' rewards we don't want, especially since some tome points will roll over and others won't.
I am even fine with the idea of just losing those points and NOT getting the things I don't want (and have no use for, but my brain doesn't want me to delete, just in case!!!!) rather than having them forced upon me.
Though, I think that the ability to turn points back into caches, even at a loss (say a 2000 point cache would take 3000 points to create) would be best.
I understand the reasoning behind not allowing the rollover (at least what I think the reasoning is), but don't necessarily agree with it.
Re: Should jumping into water put out fire?
Sure, but then people just also instantly die if jumping in water while struck by lightning.
Jammy420
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Re: Oh how I wish we still had Chapters
I'd personally be fine if they managed to return to the story design and depth, and writing quality, they had in ESO's earlier years, in particular what we saw in base game, Wrothgar, and the Morrowind - CWC - Summerset story arc. After that, the decline began, though Elsweyr was still good for me, and I also liked Greymoor for the overall atmosphere and some of the characters introduced. But after that? Well...
There were just a few stories that felt particularly well-written and had that typical TES feel for me within the past few years: the Tel Dreloth quest in Telvanni Peninsula, Corelanya Manor in West Solstice, and Zerith-var's storyline. They had some truly tragic aspect without immediately destroying the atmosphere with some stupid quips or juvenile jokes. They had morally ambiguous situations and characters, without immediately lecturing the player like a child about how bad these deeds and people were. They felt more mature than most ESO stories nowadays, and also a bit more complex in theme. This is exactly what I'd like to see here!
And just last week I found out that these three quests/questlines were all written by the same writer (it's stated like that on UESP). If they're wise, they should involve this writer more, especially also into bigger storylines. Then I see a chance that ESO could, over time, get back on the level the writing had back at Summerset times. But if that will happen or if we'll get more shallow, quippy, "funny" meme stuff...?
I'm not against a bit of humour, by the way. ESO always had some funnier moments, also in base game. But it was on a different level than what we saw in the last few years, and the writing also had many serious stories as a contrast.
I just replayed Zerith-var's intro quest on a different character a few days ago. I haven't played his whole storyline yet, but so far, I really enjoy that character/story. I think he's probably the best companion they've introduced, at least storywise.
Kallykat
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