Ebonhart Pack at disadvantage

DrPainZA

I was shocked to see how many more "Wardrobes", "Desks", "Nightstand", "Dressers" and "Trunks" there are in the Dominion pack. No wonder I have struggled to find Motifs in the Ebonhart pack.

In comparison there is easily 10 times as many interactive items in Glenumbra V.S Stonefalls. Was there no consideration for this on game creation? Really peeved off, but alas we truck on.

Belitseri

This kinda made me giggle... My first toon was AD, then when I made an EP toon I was surprised at how many trunks and wardrobes and such there were! I am a bit pouty that the AD got that cool Sheogorath side-quest though and EP didn't. /sad

Ragnar_Lodbrok

What the hell are you talking about?

Blackwidow

Actually you want to start with the zone that has the least amount of chests and desks. That way at higher levels in the other alliance you find all the rare motifs easier.

Aeradon

Belitseri wrote: »

This kinda made me giggle... My first toon was AD, then when I made an EP toon I was surprised at how many trunks and wardrobes and such there were! I am a bit pouty that the AD got that cool Sheogorath side-quest though and EP didn't. /sad

Everybody has the Uncle Sheo quests. Everybody can join the Mages guild?

AD does has more trunks/cabinets/nightstands, especially in the Vukhel Manor.

MasterSpatula

The real advantage at lower levels for AD is that every settlement has a bank and a stable. Man, I wish that were true of the other alliances.

Tamanous

AD has been known to be the easiest faction to start out in ... by far.

Their bank is loaded with chests, cabinets and book stands. Simply log in and out and you never have to leave the building. Other factions give you a fraction of things to open/read in their first bank.

AD starter zone is a single island making it far easier to explore and progress through or simply go back to collect your shards. It is also LOADED with chests. You can simply run along the beach you spawn at north and find 5-8 chests in the time you will find 1-2 on the other smaller starter islands (which are taken quickly by players due to the small size of the islands).

AD starter dolmens are easily discovered and visible right from in town. They are also right near wayshrines and you can easily recall and run to each dolmen by the time players start it. Ebonheart dolmen in their first zone are hidden, nowhere near the starter city, hard to run to due to mountains and are NOWHERE near wayshrines until further near end of zone.

The starter city in DC has it's wayshrine way in the north sector of the city. It is a royal pain in the arse having to run all the way through town to reach the bank.

Also note what others have stated above.

Aeradon

MasterSpatula wrote: »

The real advantage at lower levels for AD is that every settlement has a bank and a stable. Man, I wish that were true of the other alliances.

They have stables, just that there's no food supply for the horses.

S1L3NTKiLLaH

I you think about it its an advantage for you. AD zones are 1-50 for us, they are either v5 or v10 zones for others. You get more chests in veteran zones, AD gets more chests in non vet zones lol

DrPainZA

Hmmm ok, well then nvm

Noctisse

MasterSpatula wrote: »

The real advantage at lower levels for AD is that every settlement has a bank and a stable. Man, I wish that were true of the other alliances.

That is so true...
But regardless, I've found as many racial motifs and blue recipes with my Pact char as with my Dominion and Covenant chars...

Sallakat

you forgot to add:

"NERF DOMINION AND DAGGERFALL!"

kthxbai

Maotti

Tamanous wrote: »

Ebonheart dolmen in their first zone are hidden, nowhere near the starter city, hard to run to due to mountains and are NOWHERE near wayshrines until further near end of zone.

Yes, this is annoying indeed, it's too far away and the road to get there is complex,

I like taking out Dolmens but i tend to avoid that one.