Best thing to spend writ vouchers on?

Louis1505 · May 2019

Hi people.

Ive just started getting into master writs and have built up some vouchers. I was wondering what would be the best things to spend them on? There is nothing in particular i wanted, but i was thinking about buying something with the vouchers and selling it in the guild store as im in a trading guild, i think a lot of people do that dont they with motifs and diagrams? Thanks!!

Taleof2Cities · May 2019

There's a lot of ways to use writ vouchers, @Louis1505 ... and you'll soon see below me other forum-goers posting their ideas.

Since I have all the motifs, what I've been doing lately is buying the furnishing diagrams. The ones I don't have I consume on my Master Crafter. The ones I do have I sell in the guild stores.

Of course, it also pays dividends to hold on to vouchers until a non-crafter player needs a training dummy, motif, or crafting table ... and wants to pay in gold. That's happened to me as well.

Lots of options there and there aren't really many ways to go wrong.

max_only · May 2019

Attunable stations, outfit station (make sure you buy from the female npc, the original male npc just has a cheaper dye station which is NOT the same anymore.)

That’s all I can think of worthwhile after you got all the in house storage.

Nemesis7884 · May 2019

ebony set and furniture - but for some of the furniture you need to have done 100 master writs WHICH SUX

silvermistktralasub17_ESO · May 2019

Also, selling things like gilding wax or the style mat for ebony might be handy. style and trait mats tend to sell (especially for those who don't want to use their precious style gems for writs).

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