Too symmetrical, that's the problem with this and most costumes on ESO
TrinityBreaker wrote: »So how do we obtain this costume?
TrinityBreaker wrote: »So how do we obtain this costume?
10,000 tel var will get you a certificate from the tel var general merchant in the Imperial City sewers. Use the certificate while you have 50 Siege of Cyrodiil Merits in your inventory, and it will create the Runebox: Timbercrow Wanderer's Costume.
You can get one Siege of Cyrodiil Merit every 20 hours, from opening a Siegemaster's Coffer, which is a reward for completing one of the six Imperial City daily quests.
Kiralyn2000 wrote: »TrinityBreaker wrote: »So how do we obtain this costume?
10,000 tel var will get you a certificate from the tel var general merchant in the Imperial City sewers. Use the certificate while you have 50 Siege of Cyrodiil Merits in your inventory, and it will create the Runebox: Timbercrow Wanderer's Costume.
You can get one Siege of Cyrodiil Merit every 20 hours, from opening a Siegemaster's Coffer, which is a reward for completing one of the six Imperial City daily quests.
Or (checks on TTC)... you could spend around 4-4.5 mil gold on it. Eek.
Yes, that outfit looked awesome on an brown Khajiit.My Expectations were..... like in Skyrim..
And we get this abomination of an outfit lol.
Thought the same thought, can you do this on multiple alts daily like you can run random dungeons on many alts to farm cp, or is it character bound like tickets.Kiralyn2000 wrote: »TrinityBreaker wrote: »So how do we obtain this costume?
10,000 tel var will get you a certificate from the tel var general merchant in the Imperial City sewers. Use the certificate while you have 50 Siege of Cyrodiil Merits in your inventory, and it will create the Runebox: Timbercrow Wanderer's Costume.
You can get one Siege of Cyrodiil Merit every 20 hours, from opening a Siegemaster's Coffer, which is a reward for completing one of the six Imperial City daily quests.
Or (checks on TTC)... you could spend around 4-4.5 mil gold on it. Eek.
I’ve been stockpiling those siege coffers that are double dropping during the event, only opening one coffer box each day. I’m up to 112 of the coffers one one character. You can stockpile on multiple characters.
I don’t particularly like the other two things you can get from the siege merits, so at some point I’ll be selling 2 timbercrows. Xb na
Thought the same thought, can you do this on multiple alts daily like you can run random dungeons on many alts to farm cp, or is it character bound like tickets.Kiralyn2000 wrote: »TrinityBreaker wrote: »So how do we obtain this costume?
10,000 tel var will get you a certificate from the tel var general merchant in the Imperial City sewers. Use the certificate while you have 50 Siege of Cyrodiil Merits in your inventory, and it will create the Runebox: Timbercrow Wanderer's Costume.
You can get one Siege of Cyrodiil Merit every 20 hours, from opening a Siegemaster's Coffer, which is a reward for completing one of the six Imperial City daily quests.
Or (checks on TTC)... you could spend around 4-4.5 mil gold on it. Eek.
I’ve been stockpiling those siege coffers that are double dropping during the event, only opening one coffer box each day. I’m up to 112 of the coffers one one character. You can stockpile on multiple characters.
I don’t particularly like the other two things you can get from the siege merits, so at some point I’ll be selling 2 timbercrows. Xb na
All kidding aside, here is the Timbercrow Wanderer's Costume dyed Contraband Violet. Bad news is, it takes a minimum of 50 days of completed Imperial Cities dailies per account plus 10k tel var to buy the runebox. Good news is, it's tradeable, and you can buy it. But expect to pay a lot! I just happened to have a bunch of Siege of Cyrodiil Merits in the bank, and just happened to stumble upon it in the General Tel Var merchant the day after Update 27 went live. Curious that there was no mention of it in the patch notes.
All kidding aside, here is the Timbercrow Wanderer's Costume dyed Contraband Violet. Bad news is, it takes a minimum of 50 days of completed Imperial Cities dailies per account plus 10k tel var to buy the runebox. Good news is, it's tradeable, and you can buy it. But expect to pay a lot! I just happened to have a bunch of Siege of Cyrodiil Merits in the bank, and just happened to stumble upon it in the General Tel Var merchant the day after Update 27 went live. Curious that there was no mention of it in the patch notes.
StabbityDoom wrote: »All kidding aside, here is the Timbercrow Wanderer's Costume dyed Contraband Violet. Bad news is, it takes a minimum of 50 days of completed Imperial Cities dailies per account plus 10k tel var to buy the runebox. Good news is, it's tradeable, and you can buy it. But expect to pay a lot! I just happened to have a bunch of Siege of Cyrodiil Merits in the bank, and just happened to stumble upon it in the General Tel Var merchant the day after Update 27 went live. Curious that there was no mention of it in the patch notes.
is it intended to be worn without pants/skirt etc? I never saw anything about this
This, now the default female underwear is smaller than the one used here and would probably worked just fine.StabbityDoom wrote: »All kidding aside, here is the Timbercrow Wanderer's Costume dyed Contraband Violet. Bad news is, it takes a minimum of 50 days of completed Imperial Cities dailies per account plus 10k tel var to buy the runebox. Good news is, it's tradeable, and you can buy it. But expect to pay a lot! I just happened to have a bunch of Siege of Cyrodiil Merits in the bank, and just happened to stumble upon it in the General Tel Var merchant the day after Update 27 went live. Curious that there was no mention of it in the patch notes.
is it intended to be worn without pants/skirt etc? I never saw anything about this
Yes, it's supposed to resemble the Foresworn look from Skyrim. Unfortunately, they couldn't devise a natural looking buttock covering, so they painted a one-size-fits-all spandex diaper on that really spoils the overall look.
I'm not sure why the modesty police went overboard with something that would look quite grannyish on a public beach. I think a standard bikini bottom underneath would actually be more modest, because it wouldn't draw so much attention to the area. The eye is much more easily captured by things that don't appear natural.