Master Furniture Spreadsheet - Details on All Plans, Listing of all Furniture, Crown Prices Too!

Dominoid

Update: Now with a list of all available furniture items with sourcing for most items.

Update 2: Now with a total listing of Crown Store prices!



This lists the crafting station the item is located under, the furniture category within that crafting station, all the ingredients, the requirements to craft the item, among other data.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Zjp0byRyjqQAopZhcWqConJsQiVZQQqH4fxo22qxJc8/edit?usp=sharing

Enjoy

AdamBourke

This is great!

But... the data inside is scary:

Common Plate, Setting
Regulus(3) Nickel(5) honing stone(9)

It's harder to make than a sword! Why can't I just take one from those fancy noble houses? I can take their swords...

I mean, plates are literally all over Tamriel. There is no way that there is enough honing stones to make all the plates in tamriel.

Therefore, most of the plates in tamriel must be daedric copies of real plates. Molag Bol has cornered the plate market.

Please, please don't make us require a Daedra Heart to makeplates...

Tl;dr: stuff is unrealistically expensive to craft.

Masel

It'd be cool if you could put stolen stuff in your houses.

Dagoth_Rac

The cost of green and blue upgrade mats is going to skyrocket. You need an enormous amount of Honing Stones, Embroidery, etc., to craft furniture.

leepalmer95

Damn the amount of tempers you need for a stool..

It's gonna cost like 2-6k gold per item on ps4 eu.

Glaiceana

Where exactly does Heartwood and all the other new materials come from? Do you get them from refining things already in the game? Or do you get them from farming nodes and they have a chance to appear alongside normal things like Ruby Ash?
Just want to plan ahead how I'm going to get the colossal amount of new items needed to decorate my home

Sigtric

@Dominoid I thank you for all the hard work you put into this spreadsheet and curse you for reminding me I am going to have to level all the consumeable crafts on my gear crafter so he can actually make this stuff. lol

Dominoid

Glaiceana wrote: »

Where exactly does Heartwood and all the other new materials come from? Do you get them from refining things already in the game? Or do you get them from farming nodes and they have a chance to appear alongside normal things like Ruby Ash?
Just want to plan ahead how I'm going to get the colossal amount of new items needed to decorate my home

From farming nodes. From the patch notes:

• Woodworking Blueprints primarily use Heartwood, from lumber nodes.
• Blacksmithing Diagrams primarily use Regulus, from ore nodes.
• Clothing Patterns primarily use Bast, from fibrous plants, or Clean Pelts, from beasts and other sources of leather.
• Alchemy Formulas primarily use Alchemical Resin, from mushrooms and alchemy plants.
• Enchanting Praxises primarily use Mundane Runes, from runestones.
• Provisioning Designs primarily use Decorative Wax, from crates, barrels, and other sources of provisioning ingredients.

Whiphid

AdamBourke wrote: »

It's harder to make than a sword! Why can't I just take one from those fancy noble houses? I can take their swords...

Was thinking the same thing. Would be nice if cups and plates and other deco items are at leas added to the loot in containers.

Glaiceana

Dominoid wrote: »

Glaiceana wrote: »

Where exactly does Heartwood and all the other new materials come from? Do you get them from refining things already in the game? Or do you get them from farming nodes and they have a chance to appear alongside normal things like Ruby Ash?
Just want to plan ahead how I'm going to get the colossal amount of new items needed to decorate my home

From farming nodes. From the patch notes:

• Woodworking Blueprints primarily use Heartwood, from lumber nodes.
• Blacksmithing Diagrams primarily use Regulus, from ore nodes.
• Clothing Patterns primarily use Bast, from fibrous plants, or Clean Pelts, from beasts and other sources of leather.
• Alchemy Formulas primarily use Alchemical Resin, from mushrooms and alchemy plants.
• Enchanting Praxises primarily use Mundane Runes, from runestones.
• Provisioning Designs primarily use Decorative Wax, from crates, barrels, and other sources of provisioning ingredients.

Thank you! And thanks for making the extensive list also!
I guess saving things up to refine later will not benefit me then Just going to have to gather for a while once housing goes live, luckily I don't mind spending hours on that

Danikat

The strange thing is a lot of furniture can be bought from NPC merchants relatively cheaply. Most items are only a few hundred gold, I think I've seen one or two which are over 1,000g.

I don't know if it's the exact same items, or even all the equivalents (for example I don't know if you can buy plates) but then I haven't looked at most of the furniture merchants yet.

But it seems very strange that there's such a disconnect between the cost to craft, the cost in the crown store and the cost to buy with gold. It really wouldn't surprise me if they were decided by 3 completely separate teams who did not communicate at all.

Soella

Danikat wrote: »

The strange thing is a lot of furniture can be bought from NPC merchants relatively cheaply. Most items are only a few hundred gold, I think I've seen one or two which are over 1,000g.

I don't know if it's the exact same items, or even all the equivalents (for example I don't know if you can buy plates) but then I haven't looked at most of the furniture merchants yet.

But it seems very strange that there's such a disconnect between the cost to craft, the cost in the crown store and the cost to buy with gold. It really wouldn't surprise me if they were decided by 3 completely separate teams who did not communicate at all.

2 reasons.

First, ZOS expect deflation after introducing huge gold sink. All previous DLC/updates added to game gold sources practically without gold sinks. This time is wise verse.

Second, it is like in real life - if you need general chair you can get it much cheaper, if you want exactly what you picture yourself - it will be pretty costly.

Incognitius

Dominoid wrote: »

This lists the crafting station the item is located under, the furniture category within that crafting station, all the ingredients, the requirements to craft the item, among other data.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Zjp0byRyjqQAopZhcWqConJsQiVZQQqH4fxo22qxJc8/edit?usp=sharing

Enjoy

Thanks a lot for the spreadsheet. Very informative. Got a lot of harvesting to do in the near future.

CombatPrayer

I foresee decorative place settings for 400 crowns in the crown store.

Recremen

autumnsongbird wrote: »

I foresee decorative place settings for 400 crowns in the crown store.

You can literally already see that in the "Purchase" tab of the decorating UI. XD I'm fine with being able to buy decorations in the Crown Store, but like, you'd think they'd actually be competitively priced.

NewBlacksmurf

Whiphid wrote: »

AdamBourke wrote: »

It's harder to make than a sword! Why can't I just take one from those fancy noble houses? I can take their swords...

Was thinking the same thing. Would be nice if cups and plates and other deco items are at leas added to the loot in containers.

great feedback.

Nestor

All those Green and Blue Tempers I destroyed over the years before Crafting Bags......

SickDuck

Nestor wrote: »

All those Green and Blue Tempers I destroyed over the years before Crafting Bags......

Just sold over 1000 mixed blue mats. Was surprised how fast they went.

SickDuck

Dominoid wrote: »

Glaiceana wrote: »

Where exactly does Heartwood and all the other new materials come from? Do you get them from refining things already in the game? Or do you get them from farming nodes and they have a chance to appear alongside normal things like Ruby Ash?
Just want to plan ahead how I'm going to get the colossal amount of new items needed to decorate my home

From farming nodes. From the patch notes:

• Woodworking Blueprints primarily use Heartwood, from lumber nodes.
• Blacksmithing Diagrams primarily use Regulus, from ore nodes.
• Clothing Patterns primarily use Bast, from fibrous plants, or Clean Pelts, from beasts and other sources of leather.
• Alchemy Formulas primarily use Alchemical Resin, from mushrooms and alchemy plants.
• Enchanting Praxises primarily use Mundane Runes, from runestones.
• Provisioning Designs primarily use Decorative Wax, from crates, barrels, and other sources of provisioning ingredients.

Anyone notified Pacrooti and the rest of the gang? I hope gets his furry backside up from those crates and does some real work for my money!

Banana

Wow if only they had put this sort of effort into a new zone. Thats alot of fluff.

TerraDewBerry

Thank you so much for taking the time to do this! Nice job

StereoLiz

Thank you! Its a very helpfull list that I going to use many monthes for decorating my houses in live server.
But it seems like you only listed achievement furniture only from pact locations and craglorn. There is no weird plants from glenumbra achievement vendor and orc thrones from wrothgar, for example.

Dominoid

StereoLiz wrote: »

Thank you! Its a very helpfull list that I going to use many monthes for decorating my houses in live server.
But it seems like you only listed achievement furniture only from pact locations and craglorn. There is no weird plants from glenumbra achievement vendor and orc thrones from wrothgar, for example.

I'm not done that page yet. I'll put a little note on the welcome page.

Tavore1138

Pretty clear that ZOS do not want anyone whoever game rich they might be to be able to waltz into a fully decorated mansion on day 1 (except with many many crowns) and while I appreciate that people want to get their dream palace swiftly I think overall there will be more of a feeling of reward by simply taking your time over this and enjoy playing the game.

Dominoid

I have added Crown Store prices to all applicable furnishings!

AdamBourke

Dominoid wrote: »

I have added Crown Store prices to all applicable furnishings!

There's a LOT of items in the crownstore...

guess they can't use the "Making way for new stock" excuse for Limited Time items now?

gddanielb16_ESO

I love seeing this kind of data mining. Well done! So very helpful.

A couple comment/questions:

Tab: “The Houses”:
Column “I” = “Max Players” – If this the max number that can roam inside the house at a given time (OR even more restrictively, [but unlikely], the max number that can be invited in per the permissions?) … there are pretty big implications for anyone trying to get a house for their guild. A 1.3m gold “large” house with access to only 12 at a time will be a pretty big disappointment to many, I suspect.]. Kinda makes the 24 limit 3.xm gold or “crown bought” estates … almost a necessity.

Columns “F” (Furnishings) and “M” (Furnishing Count): If I understand, “Furnishings” represents the number of “crafted” PLUS “crownstore bought” items that can be placed inside the Homestead instance. Whether one agrees with the limit or not, the fact that there is one, is logical. However, when I looked at “Furnishing Count”, I noted that each value equals the dataset for each Home’s tab. For example: “Ebonheart Chateau” has a “Furnishing Count” of 340 … and if I go to the tab for Ebonheart Chateau, the table rows are also 340. What I don’t understand is “what does this represent”?

- First, when I scan the Ebonheart Chateau tab, I see what appear to be many duplications: 15 “Hedge, Dense Low Wall; Superior quality” … or 9 “Dark Elf Table, Tea; Epic quality”. Any idea what each record represents? Does each “look” different? Is it the product of a uniquely different “recipe” (but the same end product)?

- Second, why does this dataset exist at all relative to any given house? Can I not put a Khajiit “xyz” in my Ebonheart Chateau? Is what I put in there restricted to the house’s dataset (ie: “thumbs up” to a "Dark Elf Table, Tea" … but down to my ever so awesome “Khajiit Table, Formal”? Alternately, is there a max limit of 15 Hedges and/or 9 Tea tables installable inside the Chateau? OR, perhaps if I buy house “x”; the only crown-store available items for that house are then restricted to the related dataset for that specific house? None of these seem particularly plausible … so any guidance would be appreciated.

So in short: Why are there individual tabs per house?

As a bit of an aside, I’d love to know if datamining “other things” is possible: “my accomplishments, per toon”; “my inventory of crafting items, by item”. That type of thing.

Thanks, and thanks again for producing this.

gddanielb16_ESO

So in discussion with my smarter guildmates, they've logically concluded that each house tab represents the list of items that would come with a house if one was to purchase the "Furnished" version.

Therefore, on Tab "The Houses", column "M" represents what it would cost if a player was to purchase (crown store) each individual item that was part of the "Furnished" home set. Presumably ZoS will then price the "Furnished" house at some smaller amount ... discounting the price compared to "buying each item individually". This makes more sense.

Ourorboros

Great post, very helpful. And depressing. I can't see myself using legendary mats with the current cost of those mats and the current voucher rewards compared with voucher rewards from epic mats. Are we able to sell Master Writs we decide not to use? Not sure how this works, since I never got one on PTS. I gathered that you have to open a writ to see what it is, and once opened, it can no longer be banked, traded, sold. If this is true, what do I do with those legendary writs that won't reward enough to make them worth using?

Mix

Ourorboros wrote: »

Are we able to sell Master Writs we decide not to use? Not sure how this works, since I never got one on PTS. I gathered that you have to open a writ to see what it is, and once opened, it can no longer be banked, traded, sold. If this is true, what do I do with those legendary writs that won't reward enough to make them worth using?

You can sell/trade your master writs and you don't have to open them to see what you have to make and how many writ vouchers it will reward, just to start the quest.

You can also bank them for later:)

There are quite a lot that do not use legendary mats but ask for Epic items instead. They will reward less writ vouchers than the Legendary ones but are definitely more affordable.

Akrasjel

What about the Imperial Common, Simple and Noble furniture in there maybe those are the Colovian ones?