ESO forum mystery what are these mysterious icons mean?

Rake

its mnek and snek

max_only

They’re transmutation circles.

Ed...ward?

ezio45

near as i can tell the daedric writing is gibberish

just translates to letters

ezio45

bottom second from left is the same symbol as necro from the datamined store icons

BlazingDynamo

It's my forum icon. Duh

stojekarcub18_ESO

We now can get an achievement for necro'ing a thread.

JJBoomer

Ertosi wrote: »

Just a side thought, if they ever did bring Spellcrafting it would be pretty cool, and easy, to line up the 6 classes with the 5 schools of magic (yup, that's how I meant to say it), by giving each class a School affinity appropriate to them.

• Templars - Restoration
• Dragonknights - Destruction
• Sorcerers - Conjuration
• Nightblades - Illusion
• Wardens - Alteration (remember back to the old games where the alteration school symbol is a tree caught between seasons, it's very fitting as Wardens deal with nature and Alteration changes natural things between their different states).
  
• Necromancers - the Conjuration subschool of Necromancy

It appears the spell glyphs shown in the OP which contain the class symbols are already being used in-game in a similar manner.

if spellcrafting happens, i hope not this way. i don’t wantto be limited to just one kind of spell. my sorc is a destruction sorc, not a conjurerer. so hopefully if spellcrafting does come, the classes won’t be limited to only one type of spell. that would just be awful

Ertosi

JJBoomer wrote: »

Ertosi wrote: »

Just a side thought, if they ever did bring Spellcrafting it would be pretty cool, and easy, to line up the 6 classes with the 5 schools of magic (yup, that's how I meant to say it), by giving each class a School affinity appropriate to them.

• Templars - Restoration
• Dragonknights - Destruction
• Sorcerers - Conjuration
• Nightblades - Illusion
• Wardens - Alteration (remember back to the old games where the alteration school symbol is a tree caught between seasons, it's very fitting as Wardens deal with nature and Alteration changes natural things between their different states).
  
• Necromancers - the Conjuration subschool of Necromancy

It appears the spell glyphs shown in the OP which contain the class symbols are already being used in-game in a similar manner.

if spellcrafting happens, i hope not this way. i don’t wantto be limited to just one kind of spell. my sorc is a destruction sorc, not a conjurerer. so hopefully if spellcrafting does come, the classes won’t be limited to only one type of spell. that would just be awful

"a School affinity" doesn't mean you'd be limited to just one kind of spell. It means you get a bonus for a particular school.

starkerealm

Ertosi wrote: »

Just a side thought, if they ever did bring Spellcrafting it would be pretty cool, and easy, to line up the 6 classes with the 5 schools of magic (yup, that's how I meant to say it), by giving each class a School affinity appropriate to them.

• Templars - Restoration
• Dragonknights - Destruction
• Sorcerers - Conjuration
• Nightblades - Illusion
• Wardens - Alteration (remember back to the old games where the alteration school symbol is a tree caught between seasons, it's very fitting as Wardens deal with nature and Alteration changes natural things between their different states).
  
• Necromancers - the Conjuration subschool of Necromancy

It appears the spell glyphs shown in the OP which contain the class symbols are already being used in-game in a similar manner.

Prior to Morrowind, Necromancy was a separate skill line. Also, Alteration and Thaumaturgy were rolled together in TES3. Mysticism was rolled into Alteration with Skyrim (I think.) I forget what all the changes were over the years.

idk

I just chose that for my avatar. Though I will probably change it back to the basic one after a bit. lol