On the mature market that is PC ESO, Kutas are between 5k and 7k, depending on availability. Every other rune goes for anything between 25 and 250 gold apiece.

Generally speaking, the best way to get an impression of current pricing is to look in guild kiosks in the prime trading cities: Wayrest (Stormhaven), Mournhold (Deshaan), Eldenroot (Grahtwood), Rawl'ka (Reaper's March) and Belkarth (Craglorn). This can be done in 15 minutes if you have all wayshrines unlocked and are in Cadwell's Gold.

Checking these also gives an impression on "sellability". If you only find a few similar items and these have short durations left (meaning that they have been there for quite some time), you are probably better off with vendoring/deconstructing/researching it.

4K gold is too cheap - on PC they are at least 5.

I don't know the console price, but I understand that items are a lot more pricey on the consoles.

But Kutas are rare - I don't sell mine

mastertech wrote: »

Thanks Leandro that's brilliant advice
I put mine up for 4000 each I so that's a bit short?
My guild doesn't do much trade to be honest I need to join another real is that possible

As far as I know, it is not different on consoles in regards to guilds, which means that you can join a totally up to 5 guilds.

For the price check, you don't necessarily need to join guilds. At the locations I have given, there arenso-called guild traders. This isothermal public outlet of the respective guild stores, where everyone can buy things. Selling works well in your own guild store, especially for things like Kutas, which are a coveted resource.

As to the price, you probably would be able to get higher profits, but with that price you will sell them very quick.

Fully skilling in the sense of reaching craft level 50 is mandatory. Putting points into every crafting passive is not and is kind of personal preference. For my enchanter, I have everything skilled.

You "research" runestons by using them once (the rune word is translated then). As to rune combinations, every combination of blue, green and red rune will produce a glyph, but making a glyph for a specific effect requires young memorise the combination. The game itself does not provide a "recipe book" for known combinations, but they are easily found by Google.

mastertech wrote: »

I'm thinking of having everything skilled for my black smithing but to be honest if there's more coins to be had enchanting I can easily be swayed that way as I'm still only level 9 and have loads left to do
Can you max out your character level at vet 14? If you do , do you know if you keep ranking up your other skills?
In theory in time I think you could be max rank at everything but that would take forever !!!

Honestly seems like no one cares about enchanting. Probably better off spending skill points on other things.