Enemy-of-Coldharbour wrote: »Well, I'm not sure where you can get the diagram, but you can buy one for less than 200 Crowns.
People will always keep these secrets for as long as possible, to milk the market and sell for absurd prices, like they did with the golden thrones recipes, the skooma bubbler recipes and many more
Go Pick-Pick-Stabbing priests of Akatosh in the Gold Coast. Their whole shebang is time, dragon god of time, Order of the Hour, all the major symbols in the area are hourglasses. That's what has a (teeny tiny) chance to drop the recipe, and it's been well known for a while now. I got one and sold it for 300k cause honestly the furniture item isn't amazing.
Edit:People will always keep these secrets for as long as possible, to milk the market and sell for absurd prices, like they did with the golden thrones recipes, the skooma bubbler recipes and many more
People don't keep it secret, it just takes ages to figure out how in the world ZOS decided to implement them. There's been guides for getting the thrones and skooma bubbler for a year. Sometimes you just have to accept that it's pure luck that some people get these super rare drops and you don't. The sale price is based on that ridiculous rarity that ZOS created.
ClockworkCityBugs wrote: »considering on NA server there is 8! psges with more or less reasonable price
https://us.tamrieltradecentre.com/pc/Trade/SearchResult?ItemID=16671&TradeType=Sell&ItemNamePattern=Diagram:+Hourglass,+Common&ItemCategory1ID=&ItemCategory2ID=&ItemCategory3ID=&ItemTraitID=&ItemQualityID=&IsChampionPoint=false&LevelMin=&LevelMax=&MasterWritVoucherMin=&MasterWritVoucherMax=&AmountMin=&AmountMax=&PriceMin=&PriceMax=
my own conclusion is on EU server some clever trader like @Blobsky trying to manipulate the market
Carbonised wrote: »Go Pick-Pick-Stabbing priests of Akatosh in the Gold Coast. Their whole shebang is time, dragon god of time, Order of the Hour, all the major symbols in the area are hourglasses. That's what has a (teeny tiny) chance to drop the recipe, and it's been well known for a while now. I got one and sold it for 300k cause honestly the furniture item isn't amazing.
Edit:People will always keep these secrets for as long as possible, to milk the market and sell for absurd prices, like they did with the golden thrones recipes, the skooma bubbler recipes and many more
People don't keep it secret, it just takes ages to figure out how in the world ZOS decided to implement them. There's been guides for getting the thrones and skooma bubbler for a year. Sometimes you just have to accept that it's pure luck that some people get these super rare drops and you don't. The sale price is based on that ridiculous rarity that ZOS created.
If it is "well known" where to get the recipe, then it wouldn't really sell in 10 minutes for almost 800k.
Carbonised wrote: »Go Pick-Pick-Stabbing priests of Akatosh in the Gold Coast. Their whole shebang is time, dragon god of time, Order of the Hour, all the major symbols in the area are hourglasses. That's what has a (teeny tiny) chance to drop the recipe, and it's been well known for a while now. I got one and sold it for 300k cause honestly the furniture item isn't amazing.
Edit:People will always keep these secrets for as long as possible, to milk the market and sell for absurd prices, like they did with the golden thrones recipes, the skooma bubbler recipes and many more
People don't keep it secret, it just takes ages to figure out how in the world ZOS decided to implement them. There's been guides for getting the thrones and skooma bubbler for a year. Sometimes you just have to accept that it's pure luck that some people get these super rare drops and you don't. The sale price is based on that ridiculous rarity that ZOS created.
If it is "well known" where to get the recipe, then it wouldn't really sell in 10 minutes for almost 800k.
That's not necessarily true, because the drop rate on it is really really awful. But, it sounds to me like the problem is an EU buyer purchasing these things to artificially inflate the price and create even more (perceived) rarity. On the NA server they're still expensive at 250k+, but they're also slow to sell and I regularly encounter people farming the priests in Gold Coat when I go to do the dailies, hence why I say it's well-known.
That, plus, where else would people expect to find an hourglass recipe if not in the zone of hourglass imagery?
Carbonised wrote: »Carbonised wrote: »Go Pick-Pick-Stabbing priests of Akatosh in the Gold Coast. Their whole shebang is time, dragon god of time, Order of the Hour, all the major symbols in the area are hourglasses. That's what has a (teeny tiny) chance to drop the recipe, and it's been well known for a while now. I got one and sold it for 300k cause honestly the furniture item isn't amazing.
Edit:People will always keep these secrets for as long as possible, to milk the market and sell for absurd prices, like they did with the golden thrones recipes, the skooma bubbler recipes and many more
People don't keep it secret, it just takes ages to figure out how in the world ZOS decided to implement them. There's been guides for getting the thrones and skooma bubbler for a year. Sometimes you just have to accept that it's pure luck that some people get these super rare drops and you don't. The sale price is based on that ridiculous rarity that ZOS created.
If it is "well known" where to get the recipe, then it wouldn't really sell in 10 minutes for almost 800k.
That's not necessarily true, because the drop rate on it is really really awful. But, it sounds to me like the problem is an EU buyer purchasing these things to artificially inflate the price and create even more (perceived) rarity. On the NA server they're still expensive at 250k+, but they're also slow to sell and I regularly encounter people farming the priests in Gold Coat when I go to do the dailies, hence why I say it's well-known.
That, plus, where else would people expect to find an hourglass recipe if not in the zone of hourglass imagery?
It's not a "percieved rarity", I'm telling you this is the first time I have even seen this recipe for sale, in more than a year of searching all the top guild traders daily for recipes. As well as doing TTC searches. This recipe IS rare on EU side, though it seems like someone at least on NA side has cracked the code.
And as I pointed out, saying that it drops "somewhere in the Gold Coast zone" is really unhelpful. I mean, that much was pretty clear from the beginning. It's like saying that the Skooma recipe drops "somewhere in hew's bane", when in fact it dropped from some very specific NPCs in a very specific area that was quest-locked to most people.
I was asking for something a bit more specific than "somewhere in the Gold Coast zone". And by specific I mean something like:
Exhibit A
Exhibit B
Carbonised wrote: »Carbonised wrote: »Go Pick-Pick-Stabbing priests of Akatosh in the Gold Coast. Their whole shebang is time, dragon god of time, Order of the Hour, all the major symbols in the area are hourglasses. That's what has a (teeny tiny) chance to drop the recipe, and it's been well known for a while now. I got one and sold it for 300k cause honestly the furniture item isn't amazing.
Edit:People will always keep these secrets for as long as possible, to milk the market and sell for absurd prices, like they did with the golden thrones recipes, the skooma bubbler recipes and many more
People don't keep it secret, it just takes ages to figure out how in the world ZOS decided to implement them. There's been guides for getting the thrones and skooma bubbler for a year. Sometimes you just have to accept that it's pure luck that some people get these super rare drops and you don't. The sale price is based on that ridiculous rarity that ZOS created.
If it is "well known" where to get the recipe, then it wouldn't really sell in 10 minutes for almost 800k.
That's not necessarily true, because the drop rate on it is really really awful. But, it sounds to me like the problem is an EU buyer purchasing these things to artificially inflate the price and create even more (perceived) rarity. On the NA server they're still expensive at 250k+, but they're also slow to sell and I regularly encounter people farming the priests in Gold Coat when I go to do the dailies, hence why I say it's well-known.
That, plus, where else would people expect to find an hourglass recipe if not in the zone of hourglass imagery?
It's not a "percieved rarity", I'm telling you this is the first time I have even seen this recipe for sale, in more than a year of searching all the top guild traders daily for recipes. As well as doing TTC searches. This recipe IS rare on EU side, though it seems like someone at least on NA side has cracked the code.
And as I pointed out, saying that it drops "somewhere in the Gold Coast zone" is really unhelpful. I mean, that much was pretty clear from the beginning. It's like saying that the Skooma recipe drops "somewhere in hew's bane", when in fact it dropped from some very specific NPCs in a very specific area that was quest-locked to most people.
I was asking for something a bit more specific than "somewhere in the Gold Coast zone". And by specific I mean something like:
Exhibit A
Exhibit B
I use nonspecific wording because there are multiple NPCs that drop it across both cities in the Gold Coast. Any Priest of Akatosh has a chance to drop the item, but I had one drop speficially from the Priest right outside the hedge maze in Kvatch, on the side facing the water area. If you want to farm one that for sure can drop the diagram, that's your man.
I stole from him twice, another player came up and Blade of Woe'd him, and on his corpse I found the hourglass diagram.
ChildOfLight wrote: »Does the diagram drop from any Watchmen? I mean: Paladins and Crusades too?
They basically share any treasure drop of any quality (white, green, blue) with the sermonizers, from what I could see, and they show the same working kind (watchmen).
Carbonised wrote: »
Much faster and much easier and much less bounty than farming the gold thrones.
ClockworkCityBugs wrote: »btw why you think it was sold for 700k
may be seller just cancelled it?
ClockworkCityBugs wrote: »found them
what about Anvil?
ClockworkCityBugs wrote: »btw why you think it was sold for 700k
may be seller just cancelled it?
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