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  Jeckll

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  Jembra wrote: »

  What does the GREEN lettering mean when you are assigning equipment? Some equipment is not green.

  
  It's the rarity of your item.
  Grey is Junk
  White = Normal
  Green = Fine
  Blue = Rare
  Purple = Epic
  Gold = Legendary

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  June 2015

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  Syntse

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  I'm guessing you mean the quality of the equipment.
  
  White->Green->Blue->Purple->Yellow
  
  goes something like normal->fine->extraordinary->epic

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  June 2015

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  Tadhg_Longhouse

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  If you are referring to the colored names of equipment (the most common being white).
  
  Basically there's a common thing in RPG/MMOs that have quality levels for gear.
  
  The hierarchy is generally:
  
  White = Common
  Green = Fine
  Blue = Rare
  Purple = Epic
  Yellow = Legendary
  
  You'll find it in all sorts of games (Diablo, WoW, Borderlands, etc)
  
  In ESO you can via crafting improve gear using tannins, tempers and the like. So if you craft your own armor or find something you want to hold onto and make better, you can (with the right skills) make the item better.
  
  Think of it as white armor or weapons have imperfections and Legendary equipment has been honed to perfection.

  Tadhg Longhouse

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  June 2015

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