It’s not great that’s for sure. But if you have the motif then it’s just a 5k fort nirn. So it’s really not that bad.

For me the worst is the gold wrothgar food writ. 20k to 30k worth of perfect roe for 10 vouchers. You can’t even give that one away.

Linaleah wrote: »

at least that writ in OP is for armor. I have gotten one of those for a WEAPON. also a fave was twice born star in militant ordinator.... for 6 vouchers.

I get these a lot. Even requiring BA.

Sure would be nice to have. Never see a single BA motif drop. Not a dang one.

HAHA i just did a 45 writ for a SEDUCER BOW gold yesterday.... easy as pie

EDIT: also was Infused, not even nirn or anything

Got one yesterday....10 vouchers for a Psijic Ambrosia Potion

Gave me an incentive to buy the missing pages though

Anything that involves IC crafted sets. That trek to IC is hassle enough, the extra gank risk just makes it even more annoying.

Personal worst
Legendary Nirn Shield of Armor Master, Redoran style.

The ones that require perfect roe, simply because the rewards do not even come close to justifying the value of the materials needed to craft it. Hopefully with the next update they'll be replaced by writs that are actually worth doing. (If the writs for Psijic Ambrosia or Orzorga's Smoked Bear Haunch awarded 40 vouchers instead of 10, they would be worth doing).

I will agree that the equipment crafting writs that require rare styles (or 9 trait sets) should be worth more writ vouchers, to make up for the fact that they can be harder to sell as not as many people will be able to do them.

Mic1007 wrote: »

Got one for the Pelinal Set, a Legendary Nirnhoned Sword, in the Yokudan Style. I think I vomited at the sight of it.

How many writ vouchers?

I myself could easily craft that one, but it would have to be worth enough vouchers to be worth doing so. Problem is, if you can't craft it, it could be rather difficult to sell.

i got 5 master writs in a row that i cant afford to make, all cost more than +100K to 300k if i get those motifs learned.

now i curse devs, they dont have common sense by putting unfinishables writs for months, i tried to sell on auction, it went unsold, and my guild got outbid by bot-script runner guilds.

we need regulated proper master writs that we already learned to do.
seem devs dont care and they seem supporting bot runners.
there must be better way to "learn new motifs" beside blowing 3-4 months work to gather golds.

auction format is the most HATED in all the online games known to exist, many MMOrpgers said eso auction is the worst of all. reason why? they dont listen to players and claim it was set in the rock.

auction and drop rates need to get redo. we want more accessable.

I accidently accepted a 98 voucher writ for a legendary buoyant armiger style legs that i didnt have the motif for. Cheapest i could find was 150k for the motif so it was an expensive 98 vouchers.

Silver_Strider wrote: »

Anything that involves IC crafted sets. That trek to IC is hassle enough, the extra gank risk just makes it even more annoying.

Personal worst
Legendary Nirn Shield of Armor Master, Redoran style.

Umm, for IC sets just join a crafting guild that has a house with all crafting sets in it. Problem solved. Most major trading guilds have these resources.

The worst are the perfect roe ones. They take $20k worth of perfect roe and yield ~8k of writ vouchers. These have a value of -$12k each. Oddly, you can actually still sell them though for so little it is pretty much not worth doing so.

The second worst are tri rune glyphs. These I think are 21 vouchers and cost $13k to make. They are slightly better than an even trade but not much.

Third worst are non-ninrhoned, legendary writs. These are about 45 writs for $30k. This is not much better than an even trade and what a pain in the but if they also take a morrowind motif. In that case they are worth very little to sell.

All of the above writs I always sell along with any writs that I do not know the motif to. No writ is really worth enough any more to buy a motif to do it. Further more, writs are not worth enough and their drop rate dosen't scale enough to really be worth fortifying a crafter with knowledge for the purpose of getting and doing writs.

Beyond this, any 2 voucher alchemy is just a lot of work for the payoff since auto crafter can't do it.

Any exotic (motif that costs more than 10k) style writs are a pain because they don't sell for much since few folks have bothered to learn those motifs.

What I really want is the 257 voucher legendary ninrnhoned weapons of a style that counts as rare but is not, like celestial, dromatha, or DB.



Just look at that sexy beast. That would sell for a lot.... Especially after dragon bones drops and everybody realizes they need to buy master writs to get their storage. Master writs are going to double or tipple in price. Of course, I got that back in the pre-morrowind days before the mega nerf on gold equipment writ drop rates. Still, I have some stashed to sell with dragon bones. I'll make me some bones from that.

f047ys3v3n wrote: »

The second worst are tri rune glyphs. These I think are 21 vouchers and cost $13k to make. They are slightly better than an even trade but not much.

More like 17, last time I saw one. They're okay if you spend a lot of time in the IC and have a few spare runes, but not something I'd hunt down. I've done a few just to mark ruby potency off the list, but those are not a good deal.

f047ys3v3n wrote: »

Third worst are non-ninrhoned, legendary writs. These are about 45 writs for $30k. This is not much better than an even trade and what a pain in the but if they also take a morrowind motif. In that case they are worth very little to sell.

It depends. These can range anywhere from around 40, up to around 150 (highest I remember seeing was 123 on a Divine Legendary Staff). It depends on the internal value of the motif and the set it's asking for.

f047ys3v3n wrote: »

Beyond this, any 2 voucher alchemy is just a lot of work for the payoff since auto crafter can't do it.

Fun thing about those, you can actually precraft then turn them all in at once. It's not worth it to grab 2 vouchers worth of potions and run over to Rolis. But if you're making a trip with precooked materials for six or seven of them, you can knock them out almost instantly. At that point, Lazy Writ Crafter's failure is just a minor setback, since you can pump those puppies out.

never paid attention for the worst sealed writs. if its not profitable i put in the trader. always sell in a day or two.
best one for me 327 vouchers though.