New smithing perk

Dwermer · April 2015

hi
i leveled my blacksmithing to level 5 and i was expecting the perk to appear for steel, but i dont see it...do I have to learn it or something from a trainer?

thanks

starlizard70ub17_ESO · April 2015

you need to spend skillpoints in your blacksmith crafting to upgrade your skills there.

driosketch · April 2015

Do you have a free skill point? You may not see the + to advance the top passive unless you do.

Dwermer · April 2015

driosketch wrote: »

Do you have a free skill point? You may not see the + to advance the top passive unless you do.

Hi
thanks for replying

i saved a skill point...will need to look in crafting section for entering this...i suppose?
thanks

Robbmrp · April 2015

Dwermer wrote: »

Hi
thanks for replying

i saved a skill point...will need to look in crafting section for entering this...i suppose?
thanks

Correct. There's a skill tree for each of the Crafting professions in the game. Usually the very top level of each of them is the skill that will let you work with higher level items.

Dwermer · April 2015

hi
I am wondering now that I am level 5 in smithing. Where will I find silver ore pls
thanks

Robbmrp · April 2015

Here's a link to a great resource for ESO's Blacksmithing material and their locations. ESO doesn't have silver to farm other than Quicksilver which is a Veteral Level 7 material. The one you need to make steel is High Iron Ore which is found in area's level 15-24 ish.

http://elderscrollsonline.wiki.fextralife.com/Blacksmithing+Materials

Nestor · April 2015

Dwermer wrote: »

hi
I am wondering now that I am level 5 in smithing. Where will I find silver ore pls
thanks

One thing to keep in mind, don't assign skill points to materials until your character is ready to use them. You are better served developing attack and defense skills as you go along, then assigning the material point when you level your character. I did it the other way and had about 8 points in materials I was no where near ready to use long before I could use them.

You also won't find much if any High Iron Ore in Zone 1 or the starter Islands, only in Zone 2 (Grahtwood, Stormhaven, Deeshan)

You can usually get into the next zone for farming purposes if needed, but remember, the mobs are over your level.

Dwermer · April 2015

Hi
Ty for that info. Can i move back and forth from zone 1 and 2, if so, how pls?
What level (am 17 just now), do u need to be to go into zone 2 safely?

thanks

driosketch · April 2015

Dwermer wrote: »

Hi
Ty for that info. Can i move back and forth from zone 1 and 2, if so, how pls?
What level (am 17 just now), do u need to be to go into zone 2 safely?

thanks

17 is enough to be safe in the first half of the next zone. In Glennumbra you want to walk to the north east part of the map and follow the road to the next zone. Stonefalls the road will be in the south, in the middle bottom. If you are AD, you want to go to Skywatch and take a boat to Gathwood. You can use wayshrines to fast travel back and forth after you get there.

Dwermer · April 2015

hi
AD?

thanks

driosketch · April 2015

Dwermer wrote: »

hi
AD?

thanks

Aldmeri Dominion.

We need to get you caught up on the community shorthand and lingo. I gambled thinking process of elimination for context was enough, but I was wrong.