Dragonhold 30 Daily Reward "Dragonguard Supply Chest" Is Easily Missable (Fixed)

Asardes

sudaki_eso wrote: »

Only flaw is that you can only collect the chest once a day with only one char, the chest seems to be account wide for some reason and not for each char who rebuild the draganguard...

Probably to prevent an oversupply of dragon blood/bile/rheum as well as other DLC specific items. I can see this trend in the last few DLCs, they have very little replayability value compared to older ones, as many rewards are per account, ex. the Hall of the Lunar Campion. That's why I only get my alts as far as Summerset. Incidentally that's where I go to the practical skill points cap, where what I get extra is pretty redundant.

Salvas_Aren

AlnilamE wrote: »

If you don't check every lootable container in the game as you go buy, are you even a ESO player?

:-P

Talking about a zone with literally no lootable container. Good job mate.

ZOS_Adrikoth

Thanks for taking the time to provide your feedback here folks, we appreciate it and can pass this along to the team.

runa_gate

I only just now noticed this and came to the forums to make sure others knew... damn, that's easy to overlook

Kesstryl

I didn't even know about this, dang I feel stupid.

Rave the Histborn

Aliyavana wrote: »

I wish the devs would make the chest glow, because it looks mundane and easily missable

Agree, I had it unlocked for weeks and never knew about it u til someone mentioned it by chance while sharing dailies with me

runa_gate

let me re-emphasize this: even after discovering this, then coming here to make sure others knew, I managed to forget about this until today - while doing all 4 dailies every day since the patch went live

Dirtybyrd

Aliyavana wrote: »

Pictured below and circled in red is a supply chest available to a player who has unlocked the final reward tier at the dragonguard sanctum. It is not listed anywhere and is easily missable. The chest doesn't glow or anything but is present in front of the questgiver and its disappointing that I missed out on several days without looting the chest because I didn't know it existed.

I have not seen or knew about it and that is messed up I been done with it for a over a month

Dirtybyrd

Thanks for showing us all. I will be getting there each day now.

Thrasher91604

So it’s only unlocked after doing 30+ Dragonguard dailies on at least one character?

sudaki_eso

Thrasher91604 wrote: »

So it’s only unlocked after doing 30+ Dragonguard dailies on at least one character?

Yup, do 30+ dragonguard dailies and it will pop up. you dont need to do this for your toons since for some reason this chest can only be looted once a day with one char on your account. So even if you do it with your toons they wont be able to collect the chest.

Thrasher91604

Thanks!

FierceSam

Great job from ZOS of explaining (or even mentioning) this.

I finished the 30 dailies a while ago and had no idea this was even a thing, much less a daily reward.

How many Dragonsacks of Mediocrity have I missed out on already .... I shudder to think.

FierceSam

Asardes wrote: »

sudaki_eso wrote: »

Only flaw is that you can only collect the chest once a day with only one char, the chest seems to be account wide for some reason and not for each char who rebuild the draganguard...

Probably to prevent an oversupply of dragon blood/bile/rheum as well as other DLC specific items. I can see this trend in the last few DLCs, they have very little replayability value compared to older ones, as many rewards are per account, ex. the Hall of the Lunar Campion. That's why I only get my alts as far as Summerset. Incidentally that's where I go to the practical skill points cap, where what I get extra is pretty redundant.

Off topic, but I liked the way ZOS ‘worked’ Murkmire. Release it as a (free) zone, let players play through it, the following quarter release a motif drop from dailies, then periodically push it through Murkmire events. You can see them using motifs to incentivise and refresh content use throughout the game. It meant the zone didn’t totally die after the initial period.

I only do all the content/achievements on one character, while other ones each have their own journey. Some started in base game zones, some in Morrowind, some in Summerset and some in Elsweyr. It’s nice being able to have a choice about where you’re going. Some of my characters can get to full maturity without ever having done any base game quests. I like Southern Elsweyr and its questline, so I suspect I’ll do it on a few characters over time.

Maggi12

Small suggestion: is it possible to send that supplies via mail? like hireling delivery) once every 20 hours...

MajBludd

This is part of the completion of the dragonguard quest, correct?
Does it give you a supply each day? (Edit* found the answer to this part.)

If so, I guess I'll have to complete the quest line.

redgreensunset

MajBludd wrote: »

This is part of the completion of the dragonguard quest, correct?
Does it give you a supply each day? (Edit* found the answer to this part.)

If so, I guess I'll have to complete the quest line.

No it's part of the dragonguard operative achievement. You need tp do 30 quests for the dragonguard, this includes both the dailies and the questline so you can get 9 of them just by doing the quests, then need to top odd the remaining 21 with dailies. Note, the Senchal dailies do NOT count for this, only the once offered by Chizbari and the tractor guy.

MajBludd

@redgreensunset thank you for the info. I guess I wont be doing this, lmao.

redgreensunset

@MajBludd well the dragonhold dailies also gives a chance of the dragonguard motif so there's that, while the Senchal gives nothing currently apart from some crap equipment.

MajBludd

@redgreensunset thank you. Yes that's too much time with the dailies for me to handle.
The motifs I can do.

Asardes

FierceSam wrote: »

Asardes wrote: »

sudaki_eso wrote: »

Only flaw is that you can only collect the chest once a day with only one char, the chest seems to be account wide for some reason and not for each char who rebuild the draganguard...

Probably to prevent an oversupply of dragon blood/bile/rheum as well as other DLC specific items. I can see this trend in the last few DLCs, they have very little replayability value compared to older ones, as many rewards are per account, ex. the Hall of the Lunar Campion. That's why I only get my alts as far as Summerset. Incidentally that's where I go to the practical skill points cap, where what I get extra is pretty redundant.

Off topic, but I liked the way ZOS ‘worked’ Murkmire. Release it as a (free) zone, let players play through it, the following quarter release a motif drop from dailies, then periodically push it through Murkmire events. You can see them using motifs to incentivise and refresh content use throughout the game. It meant the zone didn’t totally die after the initial period.

I only do all the content/achievements on one character, while other ones each have their own journey. Some started in base game zones, some in Morrowind, some in Summerset and some in Elsweyr. It’s nice being able to have a choice about where you’re going. Some of my characters can get to full maturity without ever having done any base game quests. I like Southern Elsweyr and its questline, so I suspect I’ll do it on a few characters over time.

My characters do all the base game zones then DLCs chronologically until Summerset as well as the base game dungeons and the first 12 DLC ones on veteran, HM if possible (Dragon Bones, Wolfhunter, Wrathstone are optional in that regard). That, combined with leveling and AvA rank increase begets 375 (376 for post Morrowind characters) skill points. Those are sufficient for basic crafting (just the main passive fully specced, others only temporarily), and pretty much all possible builds both PvE and PvP for that character - I have 2 of each class, one stamina, one magicka. I only bothered going Murkmire and North & South Elsweyr as well as Scalebreaker dungeons on my first one, because that has also the full crafting passives, being the master crafter. That one has 420 or 421 if I remember correctly.

Puzzlenuts

Thanks for posting. I had no idea that was there

Pyr0xyrecuprotite

Thank you for posting this info. I had no idea about the supply chest being there in Tideholm. I have now missed out on over THREE MONTHS of supply chest loot - have been doing the dailies at least that long (on multiple characters. Still haven't seen a chest motif page either).

SydneyGrey

Glad someone bumped this thread, because I had no idea there was a reward like this for doing all those dailies.
Guess I'll start doing the dailies from now on.

virtus753

A shame it’s only once per account per day. I’d have done the whole thing on at least a couple other characters if I could loot the box on each one. (I’ve done that for Remains-Silent too.) As it is, I don’t see much point in restoring the sanctum on them. I guess that’s time saved for me to do other things.

The box will also be one of the ways (if not the only one) to get the New Moon Priest motif when it starts dropping. We’ll have to see if that will drop from the sanctum dailies or some other source as well.

justaquickword

SeaGtGruff wrote: »

Players: ZOS, you make everything too easy! I get a quest and you give me quest markers that tell me exactly where to go and what to look at! It's not even interesting, let alone challenging! There's no sense of exploration and discovery!

Later...

Players: ZOS, why didn't you make this reward chest glow, or put a quest marker over it, or something/anything to let me know that I'm supposed to open it up and claim these rewards? Why would you do this to me? Why?

ZOS: <facepalm> <headshake>

That one is easily remedied. Turn off the quest markers.

Aliyavana

can a mod please close this thread? no point bumping it since its been fixed

DaveMoeDee

Ooooh, what is that container? Alchemy mats? I need to hurry up and finish the chapter quests.

Neoealth

30 dailies!?

Yeah... nah

ZOS_Lunar

We've closed this thread as the problem has been fixed.