Ruze is a veteran of the PC Beta, lived through the year one drought, survived the buy-to-play conversion, and has stepped foot in the hells known as Craglorn. He mained a nightlbade when nightblades weren't good, and has never worn a robe. He converted from PC during the console betas, and hasn't regretted it a moment since.
He'd rank ESO:TU (in it's current state) a 4.8 out of 5, loving the game almost entirely.

We have discussed it before but there hasn't been a thread dedicated to it.
The mechanics for torches already exist in game. The /torch emote produces a torch that is functional. A slight tweak to the radius and intensity of the torches and they will be ready to go for dungeon delving. To accommodate this, darker nights and darker delves would be a good idea.
Torches should be acquired through the following means:
- NPC Merchant
- Looted from containers
- Pulled from sconces
- Crown Store Torch Pack
Torches could eventually be added as a Craft-able item but this wouldn't be necessary. Other Elder Scrolls Games didn't allow Torches to be crafted so ESO could follow suit. There could be different torches of differing quality.
Torch Qualities
- Duration of flame
- Radiance of flame
Torch Types
- Junk: Radiance the same as the current Torch Emote. 60 second duration.
- Normal: Radiance twice as powerful as Junk Torch. 60 second duration.
- Fine: Radiance twice as powerful as Junk Torch. 150 second duration.
- Rare: Radiance twice as powerful as Normal Torch. 150 second duration.
- Epic: Radiance twice as powerful as Normal Torch. 300 second duration.
- Legendary: Radiance twice as powerful as Rare torch. 420 second duration.
Torches packs purchased from the Crown Store should be those of Legendary quality.
Illumination duration would be total time used, so if a player puts the torch away for any reason, the timer pauses. This could be supported by torches that have been used at all being converted to "Used Torch" with a consumption bar similar to an enchantment. Once consumed completely, the torch disappears. Players would want to keep a small stack of torches on them and when one torch is used up, a new torch is auto-equipped in its place.
Torches should be able to be equipped as a one-handed weapon. This way, a player could wield a sword and torch, a torch and shield, or just a torch by itself.
The bottom image would be the Legendary Torch.
Thoughts?
Yes, what I said, somewhat, but that might be some task...If they were to give us torches they should give us areas where they'd actually be useful.
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