You won't really make that much money since Mother of Pearl itself is quite expensive and you need 5 of them to make 4 servings, provided you have the right passives. The recipe itself is quite easy to get, and it usually takes less than an hour of fishing in Arheaum until you get a pack containing it. Generally the margin on crafted consumables is ~10% or less so I don't bother stocking them in my guilds. I can sell the ingredients much faster.

I wish it just required perfect roe too. Artaeum is very expensive and that should be the only drawback, but no it's also stupidly hard to get.

I'd guess that there aren't that many people willing to pay much higher prices for it either. Dubious Camoran Throne shares most of the same effects (slightly smaller magnitude), minus the health recovery, and the materials for DCT are much easier to get.

kringled_1 wrote: »

I'd guess that there aren't that many people willing to pay much higher prices for it either. Dubious Camoran Throne shares most of the same effects (slightly smaller magnitude), minus the health recovery, and the materials for DCT are much easier to get.

This. I sold the broth for a while and didn't find there to be enough demand to warrant the trader slots. Selling the raw PMoP was much easier.

rumple9 wrote: »

Entitled millennials again want everything for nothing. Probably moans about free twitch crates too

I think you meant gen x and baby boomers with their cheap college education and the $18/hr after inflation part time jobs they paid it with.

OP, if I was you, I would look for a cheaper food. Don't follow some streamer/youtuber that is making money off you.
I use crit/health/mag pots on my pvp templar and I do fine.

The problem with Artaeum broth is the materials needed. Five Powdered Mother of Pearl, and I am unable to buy those in large quantities, as there are not enough on the guild traders. The few that are there often are very expensive and would force me to put up the food for horrendous prices and I doubt I'd sell them. The demand simply isn't there. Last time I put up the broth for over 5k each (that was the price needed to actually make a small profit), they simply didn't sell, I even got a hate whisper from someone who saw them on our guild store, calling me a greedy *** and wanted them for 2.6k, "as that is what the magicka food goes for". [snip]

When I bulk craft Clockwork Citrus Fillet, I do a quick trader tour and buy reasonable priced perfect roe; usually enough to cook 300-400 Clockwork Fillets. Those go for ~2800 gold at the moment and I sell the whole amount in one week usually.
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Malamar1229 wrote: »

Minno wrote: »

rumple9 wrote: »

Entitled millennials again want everything for nothing. Probably moans about free twitch crates too

I think you meant gen x and baby boomers with their cheap college education and the $18/hr after inflation part time jobs they paid it with.

OP, if I was you, I would look for a cheaper food. Don't follow some streamer/youtuber that is making money off you.
I use crit/health/mag pots on my pvp templar and I do fine.

Minno! I use crit, magicka, immov and love it. Started playing magplar last week, holy wow! Wanna play with ya this week!

Dude that's another great pot! But columbine is one hell of a drug to finance lol.

What build you using on your magplar? im running this:
https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Special:EsoBuildData?id=90953

edit:
minor sorcery is only giving 5% on the editor. My actual buffed SD is 3311 which jumps my ESP to 7218 instead of 7085.

Don’t blame us. Blame ZOS for making Powdered Mother Of Pearl ridiculously hard to farm plus the number required in the recipe to make the stupid things.

So I should be selling it at 6k per item instead of 4500 is what you're saying?

Farm the Powdered Mother of Pearl and make it yourself. It's more profitable to sell the PMoP than to make and try to sell the broth since the PMoP can be used for Alchemy potions also. I see a lot of the broth on traders, it doesn't always sell. But the PMoP does and usually pretty fast.

TheGreatBlackBear wrote: »

I learned the recipe for the broth but it's impractical to try to make for regular consumption or sale as farming it is a pain in the ass. Clams seem to not exist on console and the geysers don't drop them consistently enough. Plus they're not exactly close to wayshrines for easy travel. I have to be in the right frame of mind to get those mats to make the broth. Oh and melons can be underratedly hard to get.

This.

Materials supply makes the recipe essentially useless. I could make a couple dozen Broths, but there are better things to do with the materials.

SirAndy wrote: »

YoungJacques69 wrote: »

... no concept of Supply and Demand... This ain't rocket science folks

The mats sell a lot quicker than the end product and usually with a higher profit margin.

I'm no rocket surgeon but this seems to imply a healthy "supply and demand" concept ...

This reminds me I should sell the 5 clam mats I have lol.