Top 10 Citys with Highest Sales PC NA

WiseSky

I am looking to join a great Trader guild.
There is alot to chose from in the guild finder, I would like to know your thoughts on the best locations.
Thanks for your input

bmnoble

Alliance Capitals, Mournhold, Wayrest, Eldenroot tend to be among the best locations, due to them being in the base game zones meaning players who don't own all the DLC/Chapters can shop there, while having access to all the important town services re spec shrines/undaunted enclaves etc...

After that locations with a lot of traders right next to a way shrine, like Rawl'kha, Vivec, Alinor etc... There are plenty of others but those 6 locations tend to be my first stop after checking the guilds I am in at a bank, chances are quite high I will find what I am looking for before needing to go to any other zones.

If your selling something of high value at a good price and have the TTC add on it does not matter what trade stall your guild has people will travel to get the item.

The further away a trade stall is from a way shrine/the more load screens(outlaws refuges for example) it takes to get there greatly reduce the amount of foot traffic unless your selling at really low prices it will be a lot harder to make a lot of sales.

nsmurfer

Ralwkha is the highest selling city for sure.

Haenk

Craglorn is probably still the #1 spot. However expect a 6-digit minimum sales requirement per week (or weekly fees).

tmbrinks

Haenk wrote: »

Craglorn is probably still the #1 spot. However expect a 6-digit minimum sales requirement per week (or weekly fees).

Depends on which server.

PC/NA - 1. Rawl'ka. 2. Mournhold. 3. Vivec/Crag/Wayrest

Tatanko

tmbrinks wrote: »

Depends on which server.

PC/NA - 1. Rawl'ka. 2. Mournhold. 3. Vivec/Crag/Wayrest

I definitely find myself visiting Elden Root and Alinor a lot as well.

tmbrinks

Tatanko wrote: »

tmbrinks wrote: »

Depends on which server.

PC/NA - 1. Rawl'ka. 2. Mournhold. 3. Vivec/Crag/Wayrest

I definitely find myself visiting Elden Root and Alinor a lot as well.

Yeah, I'd put those two as 4 (or 6, depending on how you count it).

Anotherone773

Mournhold use to be good. You could sell "ash" there for 200% of the vendor price( exaggerated for effect). I havent been in months. All the guilds there are expensive now. I have been gone a few months and trade seems to have taken a major nose dive on NA. Volume is drastically down.

Im in established trade guilds in Craglorn and Elden Root and not even seeing 20 million in guild sales. My other in Evermore is pushing just under 10 million sales as of this morning. Im struggling to sell my staple basic items that provide a low but steady income even though i cut my prices to almost half of what they once were. TTC and Master Merchant are also showing me low volume on inventory and sales.

It is like all the traders/farmers and buyers stopped playing. No one is selling and no one is buying. Also noticing quite the delay in getting trader mail. Even logging out and logging in my own trader reports take hours to show up. Yesterday i got about 6 mails from items sold 3-5 hours before and a recent item. Even though i logged in an out a couple of times and changed zones several times between the time the first item sold and the time i got the actual mail.

Something is wonky with the trade /mail system. Ive never seen the economy this slow and ive been playing a few years. Especially going into holiday season.

Cirantille

For some reason everything in Eastmarch guilds are cheaper

I wonder why

I always check there if I'm looking for a discount

Asardes

I'm on EU PC but I expect the situation to be similar on pretty much every server. Good trading spots are:
- Craglorn, Belkarth - players usually congregate there to get trial groups
- Vivec, Vvardenfell - crafting hub, kiosks right between crating stations/bank and shrine/stables
- Mournhold, Deshaan - alliance capital, kiosks are right around the shrine
- Wayrest, Stormhaven - alliance capital, kiosks relatively close to the shrine
- Elden Root, Grahtwood - alliance capital, kiosks relatively close to the shrine
- Rawl'ka, Reaper's March - crafting hub, kiosks right at the shrine, stables close by
- Alinor, Summerset - kiosks right at the shrine, crafting stations nearby
Those trader spots cost 10M+/week generally so expect relatively high dues (~10K) and/or sales requirements (50-100K/week)

Next tier are the main cities in each base game zone and older/smaller DLC areas, like Wrothgar or Hew's Bane
Trader spots are 500K-1M/week, guilds have lower sales requirements or donations/

Bottom tier are the isolated kiosks in various zones, and the Oultlaw refuge ones.
Trader spots are cheap <100K, guilds that get those generally have no sales requirements, but it's very unlikely you'll sell stuff there.