Can I get some skins, costumes, etc. for free?
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red_emu✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭There are many skins that can be earned as achievements.
As for race, name etc tokens from the cash shop, if you have lots and lots of gold, people sell their crowns in form of 'gifting' an item from crown store in exchange for gold. Crown prices vary depending on a server anything from 200-600 crowns, so for example, a race change token could cost you between 600.000 - 1.800.000 gold.PC - EU:
Falathren Noctis - AD MagNecro
Falathren - AD StamSorc
Falathren Eryndaer - AD StamDen
Falathren Irimion - AD MagPlar
Talagan Falathren - AD StamDK
Falathren Infernis - AD MagDK
Your-Ex - AD MagBlade3 -
ku5h✭✭✭✭✭
✭Short answer would be No.
You can get outfits here and there as a gift for daily log, or from completing quest lines.
Skins can be gained by completing hard content, but again that content is behind DLCs which have to be paid for.
When it comes to appearance, race and name tokens, no way in hell. There are absurdly expensive and only for money.3 -
Reverb✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭You’ll get costumes as level-up rewards, free. A mount too. Maybe a pet as well, I don’t remember.
The New Life festival is dropping writs right now, and you can get an ice skin for completing a bunch of them. Not only is it free but you earn gold for both the quest and for completing the writ, but mats are expensive if you don’t have them.
Several DLC zones grant pets or costume pieces just for entering them. Not free since you had to pay for either the DLC or ESO+, but there’s no additional purchase to get these items.
Arguably the best skins are earned by completing DLC dungeons and trials on vet Hard Mode.Battle not with monsters, lest ye become a monster, and if you gaze into the abyss, the abyss gazes also into you. ~Friedrich Nietzsche2 -
Nanfoodle✭✭✭✭✭There are tones of free outfits. Motifs drop from all sorts of content. I picked a pocket this week and got a imperial Motif that sells on the guild vendor for 60k. Also doing the mages, thieves, hand and fighters guild story unlocks free costumes. Also doing quest lines often reward you with free things to dress your avatar in. This kind of free stuff is peppered all over in the game. Just play, you will find them.2 -
TheShadowScout✭✭✭✭✭
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There are some skins, and costumes you can play for - tho the selection is naturally rather limited as they want you to spend money in the cash shop for the dressup. Same for pets and mounts - a limited selection you can earn playing, and all the rest they want to see some cash for.Can I get skins, outfits, etc. for free, and can I get chips to change appearance, race and name for free?
Outfits of course are mostly earnable in-game, as they are devised from the crafting styles your character (or crafter alt) learns (tho some styles of course take a bit more effort to track down, lots of daily missions to find them in the reward boxes, or dungeon runs, or simply earning a heap of gold to buy them at your friendly neighborhood guild vendor...) - with a few exception that are crownstore-only. The additional outfit slots on the other hand are crown store purchases again...
Service tokens to change stuff like race, appearance or name on the other hand... those are generally crown-store only, tho it can happen that they feel generous on rare occasions and give some out for free. Rarely, but it has been known to happen.
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SydneyGrey✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭Don't listen to the person who said "no." He's wrong.
There are a lot of skins and costumes you can get for free.
Here are a few videos that show you some free things you can get in the game.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrFUc8jBdrk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QCnckWxRlE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiHKBre_c40
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUjlzqPa8Vc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9d8PdVGq8zo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rxciPyX6fE Edited by SydneyGrey on December 25, 2019 8:47PM11 -
Nestor✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭There are tons of things you can get in the game for no outlay of cash. They just require some time on your part.
Crowns are just a shortcut.Edited by Nestor on December 25, 2019 9:02PMEnjoy the game, life is what you really want to be worried about.
PakKat "Everything was going well, until I died"
Gary Gravestink "I am glad you died, I needed the help"3 -
Frostystuff✭✭Didn't read all the way down, comprehensively answered. Can't see were to delete comment.
Edited by Frostystuff on December 25, 2019 11:52PM0 -
Contaminate✭✭✭✭✭
✭There’s not a ton of widely available free cosmetics in the base game, but depending what editions you bought and how easily you can take part in events, you may have access to more.
Skins
———
The only free skins in the base game is the Crystalfrost and Soul-shriven skin (after Imperial City became base game)
If you own Morrowind, you can earn Fabrication Sheath from vet Halls of Fabrication.
If you own Summerset, you can earn the Z’maja’s Shadow Skin from completing vet Cloudrest.
Costumes
———
There are a handful of free costumes as you level, of varying quality.
Holiday events will introduce some earnable cosmetics such as the 3 Witch’s Fest hats, the 2 New Life hats, and Midyear Mayhem’s laurel.
Cyrodiil PvP gives access to the Gladiator costume, pet, and hat.
If you own Morrowind, one public dungeons grants parts that become the Sixth House Robe costume. Completing Suran’s questline awards the Scarlet Judge costume.
If you own Summerset, completing the Psijic guild questline awards a hat.
If you own Elsweyr, one public dungeon grants parts that become a Peryite costume.
(Keep in mind you aren’t able to dye any Collectable costumes or hats without paying money.)
Polymorphs
———
There is one free polymorph from “The Bargain’s End”, a quest in Shadowfen.
You can buy three Xivkyn polymorphs from the Imperial City which was made into a free addition earlier this year.
Clockwork Curator can be purchased from players that obtain it from vet Asylum Sanctorium HM (with all three bosses in one fight), but it costs millions of gold.
Personalities
———
There are no free personalities with the base game.
If you own Morrowind you can obtain the Telvanni Magister personality through a quest chain.
Pets
———
You can obtain Razak’s Opus by completing the quest for the Razak’s Wheel public dungeon.
There is currently one Indrik pet available, others were available in the past and may return.
The Imperial City DLC (which was made free) can grant the Stonefire Scamp, and Necrotic Hoarver (vet dungeon achievement reward).
If you own Morrowind you can obtain the Dwemer Theodolite pet from a public dungeon.
If you own Summerset you can earn Big-Eared Ginger Kitten pet from a public dungeon.
If you own Elsweyr you can earn a Mummified Alfiq pet from a public dungeon.
Mounts
———
There are four horses, and 5 Indriks earnable with the base game. A plain brown horse is given when you reach level ten and the rest cost gold. Indriks require an immense event and ticket grind, but with this event you can earn the Nascent Indrik mount in full and get most of the way to one of the evolutions.
If you own Elsweyr, in theory you have access to a mount, but it’s functionally inaccessible for the majority of players due to how difficult the required achievement is. Some guilds will take on a carry for those with the money to pay for it if you desperately want the mount. Around 10mil gold I believe?
Motifs / Outfit Styles
———
Motifs can be purchased from players who earn them from DLC content, they are freely tradable though some cost significantly more than others.
BGs can award 5 complete outfit styles including weapons.
Occasionally vet dungeon will be capable of awarding outfit styles of their respective monster sets.
Holiday events more recently have been including outfit styles.
If you own Elsweyr, there is an outfit style earnable through various quests.
All cosmetics under this category are freely dyeable when used in an Outfit.
Dyes
———
There are many free dyes in the game, though obtaining any “true” color can be difficult and time consuming.
ESO+ Free Week
Most DLCs have introduction awards when you first enter their areas. This post has a pretty comprehensive guide to what you can grab quickly in the case you’re playing during an ESO+ trial period.
Edit: Corrected some info and added other pets/costumes from Chapters.Edited by Contaminate on December 27, 2019 5:46AM3 -
Nordic__Knights✭✭✭✭✭
✭Contaminate wrote: »There’s not a ton of widely available free cosmetics, but depending what editions you bought and how easily you can take part in events, you may have access to more.
Skins
———
The only free skins in the base game is the Crystalfrost and Soul-shriven skin (after Imperial City became base game)
If you own Morrowind, you can earn Fabrication Sheath from vet Halls of Fabrication.
If you own Summerset, you can earn the Z’maja’s Shadow Skin from completing vet Cloudrest.
Costumes
———
There are a handful of free costumes as you level, of varying quality.
Holiday events will introduce some earnable cosmetics such as the 3 Witch’s Fest hats, the 2 New Life hats, and Midyear Mayhem’s laurel.
Cyrodiil PvP gives access to the Gladiator costume, pet, and hat.
If you own Elsweyr, the end of the main quest awards a costume.
(Keep in mind you aren’t allowed to dye any Collectable costumes or hats without paying money.)
Polymorphs
———
There is one free polymorph from a base-game public dungeon.
You can buy three Xivkyn polymorphs from the Imperial City which was made into a free addition earlier this year.
Personalities
———
There are no free personalities with the base game.
If you own Morrowind you can obtain the Telvanni Magister personality through a quest chain.
Mounts
———
There are four horses, and 5 Indriks earnable with the base game. A plain brown horse is given when you reach level ten and the rest cost gold. Indriks require an immense event and ticket grind, but with this event you can earn the Nascent Indrik mount in full and get most of the way to one of the evolutions.
If you own Elsweyr, in theory you have access to a mount, but it’s functionally inaccessible for the majority of players due to how difficult the required achievement is. Some guilds will take on a carry for those with the money to pay for it if you desperately want the mount. Around 10mil gold I believe?
Motifs / Outfit Styles
———
Motifs can be purchased from players who earn them from DLC content, they are freely tradable though some cost significantly more than others.
BGs can award 5 complete outfit styles including weapons.
Occasionally vet dungeon will be capable of awarding outfit styles of their respective monster sets.
Holiday events more recently have been including outfit styles.
If you own Elsweyr, there is an outfit style earnable through various quests.
All cosmetics under this category are freely dyeable when used in an Outfit.
Dyes
———
There are many free dyes in the game, though obtaining any “true” color can be difficult and time consuming.
ESO+ Free Week
Most DLCs have introduction awards when you first enter their areas. This post has a pretty comprehensive guide to what you can grab quickly in the case you’re playing during an ESO+ trial period.
You missed alot of items as you never covered dungeons or quest as you can get pet and polymorph from base game just by doing simple quest pet is an Dwarven spider and polymorph is of a skeleton1 -
Reverb✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭Contaminate wrote: »There’s not a ton of widely available free cosmetics, but depending what editions you bought and how easily you can take part in events, you may have access to more.
Skins
———
The only free skins in the base game is the Crystalfrost and Soul-shriven skin (after Imperial City became base game)
If you own Morrowind, you can earn Fabrication Sheath from vet Halls of Fabrication.
If you own Summerset, you can earn the Z’maja’s Shadow Skin from completing vet Cloudrest.
Costumes
———
There are a handful of free costumes as you level, of varying quality.
Holiday events will introduce some earnable cosmetics such as the 3 Witch’s Fest hats, the 2 New Life hats, and Midyear Mayhem’s laurel.
Cyrodiil PvP gives access to the Gladiator costume, pet, and hat.
If you own Elsweyr, the end of the main quest awards a costume.
(Keep in mind you aren’t allowed to dye any Collectable costumes or hats without paying money.)
Polymorphs
———
There is one free polymorph from a base-game public dungeon.
You can buy three Xivkyn polymorphs from the Imperial City which was made into a free addition earlier this year.
Personalities
———
There are no free personalities with the base game.
If you own Morrowind you can obtain the Telvanni Magister personality through a quest chain.
Mounts
———
There are four horses, and 5 Indriks earnable with the base game. A plain brown horse is given when you reach level ten and the rest cost gold. Indriks require an immense event and ticket grind, but with this event you can earn the Nascent Indrik mount in full and get most of the way to one of the evolutions.
If you own Elsweyr, in theory you have access to a mount, but it’s functionally inaccessible for the majority of players due to how difficult the required achievement is. Some guilds will take on a carry for those with the money to pay for it if you desperately want the mount. Around 10mil gold I believe?
Motifs / Outfit Styles
———
Motifs can be purchased from players who earn them from DLC content, they are freely tradable though some cost significantly more than others.
BGs can award 5 complete outfit styles including weapons.
Occasionally vet dungeon will be capable of awarding outfit styles of their respective monster sets.
Holiday events more recently have been including outfit styles.
If you own Elsweyr, there is an outfit style earnable through various quests.
All cosmetics under this category are freely dyeable when used in an Outfit.
Dyes
———
There are many free dyes in the game, though obtaining any “true” color can be difficult and time consuming.
ESO+ Free Week
Most DLCs have introduction awards when you first enter their areas. This post has a pretty comprehensive guide to what you can grab quickly in the case you’re playing during an ESO+ trial period.
Other skins for completing DLC dungeons or trial achievements:
Amber Plasm
Blackmarrow
Dro m’athra
Dreadhorn
Fabrication
Marshmist
Meridian
Sable
Sanctified
Spiderkith
Z’maja shadow skinBattle not with monsters, lest ye become a monster, and if you gaze into the abyss, the abyss gazes also into you. ~Friedrich Nietzsche1 -
Contaminate✭✭✭✭✭
✭Contaminate wrote: »There’s not a ton of widely available free cosmetics, but depending what editions you bought and how easily you can take part in events, you may have access to more.
Skins
———
The only free skins in the base game is the Crystalfrost and Soul-shriven skin (after Imperial City became base game)
If you own Morrowind, you can earn Fabrication Sheath from vet Halls of Fabrication.
If you own Summerset, you can earn the Z’maja’s Shadow Skin from completing vet Cloudrest.
Costumes
———
There are a handful of free costumes as you level, of varying quality.
Holiday events will introduce some earnable cosmetics such as the 3 Witch’s Fest hats, the 2 New Life hats, and Midyear Mayhem’s laurel.
Cyrodiil PvP gives access to the Gladiator costume, pet, and hat.
If you own Elsweyr, the end of the main quest awards a costume.
(Keep in mind you aren’t allowed to dye any Collectable costumes or hats without paying money.)
Polymorphs
———
There is one free polymorph from a base-game public dungeon.
You can buy three Xivkyn polymorphs from the Imperial City which was made into a free addition earlier this year.
Personalities
———
There are no free personalities with the base game.
If you own Morrowind you can obtain the Telvanni Magister personality through a quest chain.
Mounts
———
There are four horses, and 5 Indriks earnable with the base game. A plain brown horse is given when you reach level ten and the rest cost gold. Indriks require an immense event and ticket grind, but with this event you can earn the Nascent Indrik mount in full and get most of the way to one of the evolutions.
If you own Elsweyr, in theory you have access to a mount, but it’s functionally inaccessible for the majority of players due to how difficult the required achievement is. Some guilds will take on a carry for those with the money to pay for it if you desperately want the mount. Around 10mil gold I believe?
Motifs / Outfit Styles
———
Motifs can be purchased from players who earn them from DLC content, they are freely tradable though some cost significantly more than others.
BGs can award 5 complete outfit styles including weapons.
Occasionally vet dungeon will be capable of awarding outfit styles of their respective monster sets.
Holiday events more recently have been including outfit styles.
If you own Elsweyr, there is an outfit style earnable through various quests.
All cosmetics under this category are freely dyeable when used in an Outfit.
Dyes
———
There are many free dyes in the game, though obtaining any “true” color can be difficult and time consuming.
ESO+ Free Week
Most DLCs have introduction awards when you first enter their areas. This post has a pretty comprehensive guide to what you can grab quickly in the case you’re playing during an ESO+ trial period.
Other skins for completing DLC dungeons or trial achievements:
Amber Plasm
Blackmarrow
Dro m’athra
Dreadhorn
Fabrication
Marshmist
Meridian
Sable
Sanctified
Spiderkith
Z’maja shadow skin
OP stated they were seeking cosmetics that didn’t require additional purchases. Giving them a list that consists primarily of cosmetics that require an additional DLC purchase to access is not useful to them.Nordic__Knights wrote: »Contaminate wrote: »There’s not a ton of widely available free cosmetics, but depending what editions you bought and how easily you can take part in events, you may have access to more.
Skins
———
The only free skins in the base game is the Crystalfrost and Soul-shriven skin (after Imperial City became base game)
If you own Morrowind, you can earn Fabrication Sheath from vet Halls of Fabrication.
If you own Summerset, you can earn the Z’maja’s Shadow Skin from completing vet Cloudrest.
Costumes
———
There are a handful of free costumes as you level, of varying quality.
Holiday events will introduce some earnable cosmetics such as the 3 Witch’s Fest hats, the 2 New Life hats, and Midyear Mayhem’s laurel.
Cyrodiil PvP gives access to the Gladiator costume, pet, and hat.
If you own Elsweyr, the end of the main quest awards a costume.
(Keep in mind you aren’t allowed to dye any Collectable costumes or hats without paying money.)
Polymorphs
———
There is one free polymorph from a base-game public dungeon.
You can buy three Xivkyn polymorphs from the Imperial City which was made into a free addition earlier this year.
Personalities
———
There are no free personalities with the base game.
If you own Morrowind you can obtain the Telvanni Magister personality through a quest chain.
Mounts
———
There are four horses, and 5 Indriks earnable with the base game. A plain brown horse is given when you reach level ten and the rest cost gold. Indriks require an immense event and ticket grind, but with this event you can earn the Nascent Indrik mount in full and get most of the way to one of the evolutions.
If you own Elsweyr, in theory you have access to a mount, but it’s functionally inaccessible for the majority of players due to how difficult the required achievement is. Some guilds will take on a carry for those with the money to pay for it if you desperately want the mount. Around 10mil gold I believe?
Motifs / Outfit Styles
———
Motifs can be purchased from players who earn them from DLC content, they are freely tradable though some cost significantly more than others.
BGs can award 5 complete outfit styles including weapons.
Occasionally vet dungeon will be capable of awarding outfit styles of their respective monster sets.
Holiday events more recently have been including outfit styles.
If you own Elsweyr, there is an outfit style earnable through various quests.
All cosmetics under this category are freely dyeable when used in an Outfit.
Dyes
———
There are many free dyes in the game, though obtaining any “true” color can be difficult and time consuming.
ESO+ Free Week
Most DLCs have introduction awards when you first enter their areas. This post has a pretty comprehensive guide to what you can grab quickly in the case you’re playing during an ESO+ trial period.
You missed alot of items as you never covered dungeons or quest as you can get pet and polymorph from base game just by doing simple quest pet is an Dwarven spider and polymorph is of a skeleton
See above as to why I don’t include cosmetics that require an addition purchase. I did mention the Skeleton polymorph as a public dungeon reward. I’d forgotten about the pet so I’ll concede that one. I can update it with the potential pets and costumes from Morrowind, Summerset, and Elsweyr public dungeons in case they already own one or more of those editions.0 -
JPS✭✭✭✭Contaminate wrote: »
OP stated they were seeking cosmetics that didn’t require additional purchases.
What OP stated is open to interpretation. While most here, possibly in the spirit of Xmas, see just a question, what I read is a request to have sent free stuff... To be bought for OP by other people. In other words, begging
Seriously, when I read the title the first thing I thought was 'Did this guy migrate from WoW and is now begging for stuff here?'3 -
Nordic__Knights✭✭✭✭✭
✭Contaminate wrote: »Contaminate wrote: »There’s not a ton of widely available free cosmetics, but depending what editions you bought and how easily you can take part in events, you may have access to more.
Skins
———
The only free skins in the base game is the Crystalfrost and Soul-shriven skin (after Imperial City became base game)
If you own Morrowind, you can earn Fabrication Sheath from vet Halls of Fabrication.
If you own Summerset, you can earn the Z’maja’s Shadow Skin from completing vet Cloudrest.
Costumes
———
There are a handful of free costumes as you level, of varying quality.
Holiday events will introduce some earnable cosmetics such as the 3 Witch’s Fest hats, the 2 New Life hats, and Midyear Mayhem’s laurel.
Cyrodiil PvP gives access to the Gladiator costume, pet, and hat.
If you own Elsweyr, the end of the main quest awards a costume.
(Keep in mind you aren’t allowed to dye any Collectable costumes or hats without paying money.)
Polymorphs
———
There is one free polymorph from a base-game public dungeon.
You can buy three Xivkyn polymorphs from the Imperial City which was made into a free addition earlier this year.
Personalities
———
There are no free personalities with the base game.
If you own Morrowind you can obtain the Telvanni Magister personality through a quest chain.
Mounts
———
There are four horses, and 5 Indriks earnable with the base game. A plain brown horse is given when you reach level ten and the rest cost gold. Indriks require an immense event and ticket grind, but with this event you can earn the Nascent Indrik mount in full and get most of the way to one of the evolutions.
If you own Elsweyr, in theory you have access to a mount, but it’s functionally inaccessible for the majority of players due to how difficult the required achievement is. Some guilds will take on a carry for those with the money to pay for it if you desperately want the mount. Around 10mil gold I believe?
Motifs / Outfit Styles
———
Motifs can be purchased from players who earn them from DLC content, they are freely tradable though some cost significantly more than others.
BGs can award 5 complete outfit styles including weapons.
Occasionally vet dungeon will be capable of awarding outfit styles of their respective monster sets.
Holiday events more recently have been including outfit styles.
If you own Elsweyr, there is an outfit style earnable through various quests.
All cosmetics under this category are freely dyeable when used in an Outfit.
Dyes
———
There are many free dyes in the game, though obtaining any “true” color can be difficult and time consuming.
ESO+ Free Week
Most DLCs have introduction awards when you first enter their areas. This post has a pretty comprehensive guide to what you can grab quickly in the case you’re playing during an ESO+ trial period.
Other skins for completing DLC dungeons or trial achievements:
Amber Plasm
Blackmarrow
Dro m’athra
Dreadhorn
Fabrication
Marshmist
Meridian
Sable
Sanctified
Spiderkith
Z’maja shadow skin
OP stated they were seeking cosmetics that didn’t require additional purchases. Giving them a list that consists primarily of cosmetics that require an additional DLC purchase to access is not useful to them.Nordic__Knights wrote: »Contaminate wrote: »There’s not a ton of widely available free cosmetics, but depending what editions you bought and how easily you can take part in events, you may have access to more.
Skins
———
The only free skins in the base game is the Crystalfrost and Soul-shriven skin (after Imperial City became base game)
If you own Morrowind, you can earn Fabrication Sheath from vet Halls of Fabrication.
If you own Summerset, you can earn the Z’maja’s Shadow Skin from completing vet Cloudrest.
Costumes
———
There are a handful of free costumes as you level, of varying quality.
Holiday events will introduce some earnable cosmetics such as the 3 Witch’s Fest hats, the 2 New Life hats, and Midyear Mayhem’s laurel.
Cyrodiil PvP gives access to the Gladiator costume, pet, and hat.
If you own Elsweyr, the end of the main quest awards a costume.
(Keep in mind you aren’t allowed to dye any Collectable costumes or hats without paying money.)
Polymorphs
———
There is one free polymorph from a base-game public dungeon.
You can buy three Xivkyn polymorphs from the Imperial City which was made into a free addition earlier this year.
Personalities
———
There are no free personalities with the base game.
If you own Morrowind you can obtain the Telvanni Magister personality through a quest chain.
Mounts
———
There are four horses, and 5 Indriks earnable with the base game. A plain brown horse is given when you reach level ten and the rest cost gold. Indriks require an immense event and ticket grind, but with this event you can earn the Nascent Indrik mount in full and get most of the way to one of the evolutions.
If you own Elsweyr, in theory you have access to a mount, but it’s functionally inaccessible for the majority of players due to how difficult the required achievement is. Some guilds will take on a carry for those with the money to pay for it if you desperately want the mount. Around 10mil gold I believe?
Motifs / Outfit Styles
———
Motifs can be purchased from players who earn them from DLC content, they are freely tradable though some cost significantly more than others.
BGs can award 5 complete outfit styles including weapons.
Occasionally vet dungeon will be capable of awarding outfit styles of their respective monster sets.
Holiday events more recently have been including outfit styles.
If you own Elsweyr, there is an outfit style earnable through various quests.
All cosmetics under this category are freely dyeable when used in an Outfit.
Dyes
———
There are many free dyes in the game, though obtaining any “true” color can be difficult and time consuming.
ESO+ Free Week
Most DLCs have introduction awards when you first enter their areas. This post has a pretty comprehensive guide to what you can grab quickly in the case you’re playing during an ESO+ trial period.
You missed alot of items as you never covered dungeons or quest as you can get pet and polymorph from base game just by doing simple quest pet is an Dwarven spider and polymorph is of a skeleton
See above as to why I don’t include cosmetics that require an addition purchase. I did mention the Skeleton polymorph as a public dungeon reward. I’d forgotten about the pet so I’ll concede that one. I can update it with the potential pets and costumes from Morrowind, Summerset, and Elsweyr public dungeons in case they already own one or more of those editions.
The skeleton you get simply by doing a quest the Dwarven spider pet you simply get by doing a Quest all within the base game it's not located in a public dungeon0 -
Contaminate✭✭✭✭✭
✭Contaminate wrote: »
OP stated they were seeking cosmetics that didn’t require additional purchases.
What OP stated is open to interpretation. While most here, possibly in the spirit of Xmas, see just a question, what I read is a request to have sent free stuff... To be bought for OP by other people. In other words, begging
Seriously, when I read the title the first thing I thought was 'Did this guy migrate from WoW and is now begging for stuff here?'
You’re reading it very oddly then. “Can I get cosmetics for free?” seems pretty straightforward.2 -
Nordic__Knights✭✭✭✭✭
✭Contaminate wrote: »
OP stated they were seeking cosmetics that didn’t require additional purchases.
What OP stated is open to interpretation. While most here, possibly in the spirit of Xmas, see just a question, what I read is a request to have sent free stuff... To be bought for OP by other people. In other words, begging
Seriously, when I read the title the first thing I thought was 'Did this guy migrate from WoW and is now begging for stuff here?'
😆 😆 😆 nice way to look at things but when i see an open end question here i seem to think the OP is talking within the game so was just asking if some where available to get without having to buy crowns/dlc/chapters he may not have already or by getting eso+0 -
Nestor✭✭✭✭✭
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You are right, pixels have no weight.
So, lots of rewards you can get in the game for free simply by spending time.
How's that? Better?
Or are you going to counter with the argument that Time is Money?
If you want to argue semantics I can do this all day. But don't call me a liar.Enjoy the game, life is what you really want to be worried about.
PakKat "Everything was going well, until I died"
Gary Gravestink "I am glad you died, I needed the help"3 -
xWarbrain✭✭✭✭✭Contaminate wrote: »
OP stated they were seeking cosmetics that didn’t require additional purchases.
What OP stated is open to interpretation. While most here, possibly in the spirit of Xmas, see just a question, what I read is a request to have sent free stuff... To be bought for OP by other people. In other words, begging
Seriously, when I read the title the first thing I thought was 'Did this guy migrate from WoW and is now begging for stuff here?'
I thought the same. Figured he was asking Zos staff to send him free xmas gifts
XB1 NA
Your nerf suggestion is dumb. Learn to counter other players instead of having the game rebuilt to your ability level.1 -
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✭✭✭✭✭Contaminate wrote: »Polymorphs
———
There is one free polymorph from a base-game public dungeon: Skeleton.
You can buy three Xivkyn polymorphs from the Imperial City which was made into a free addition earlier this year.
You can also buy a Clockwork Curator polymorph without owning any DLCs. Just be sure and have millions of spare gold laying around.0 -
Contaminate✭✭✭✭✭
✭Nordic__Knights wrote: »Contaminate wrote: »Contaminate wrote: »There’s not a ton of widely available free cosmetics, but depending what editions you bought and how easily you can take part in events, you may have access to more.
Skins
———
The only free skins in the base game is the Crystalfrost and Soul-shriven skin (after Imperial City became base game)
If you own Morrowind, you can earn Fabrication Sheath from vet Halls of Fabrication.
If you own Summerset, you can earn the Z’maja’s Shadow Skin from completing vet Cloudrest.
Costumes
———
There are a handful of free costumes as you level, of varying quality.
Holiday events will introduce some earnable cosmetics such as the 3 Witch’s Fest hats, the 2 New Life hats, and Midyear Mayhem’s laurel.
Cyrodiil PvP gives access to the Gladiator costume, pet, and hat.
If you own Elsweyr, the end of the main quest awards a costume.
(Keep in mind you aren’t allowed to dye any Collectable costumes or hats without paying money.)
Polymorphs
———
There is one free polymorph from a base-game public dungeon.
You can buy three Xivkyn polymorphs from the Imperial City which was made into a free addition earlier this year.
Personalities
———
There are no free personalities with the base game.
If you own Morrowind you can obtain the Telvanni Magister personality through a quest chain.
Mounts
———
There are four horses, and 5 Indriks earnable with the base game. A plain brown horse is given when you reach level ten and the rest cost gold. Indriks require an immense event and ticket grind, but with this event you can earn the Nascent Indrik mount in full and get most of the way to one of the evolutions.
If you own Elsweyr, in theory you have access to a mount, but it’s functionally inaccessible for the majority of players due to how difficult the required achievement is. Some guilds will take on a carry for those with the money to pay for it if you desperately want the mount. Around 10mil gold I believe?
Motifs / Outfit Styles
———
Motifs can be purchased from players who earn them from DLC content, they are freely tradable though some cost significantly more than others.
BGs can award 5 complete outfit styles including weapons.
Occasionally vet dungeon will be capable of awarding outfit styles of their respective monster sets.
Holiday events more recently have been including outfit styles.
If you own Elsweyr, there is an outfit style earnable through various quests.
All cosmetics under this category are freely dyeable when used in an Outfit.
Dyes
———
There are many free dyes in the game, though obtaining any “true” color can be difficult and time consuming.
ESO+ Free Week
Most DLCs have introduction awards when you first enter their areas. This post has a pretty comprehensive guide to what you can grab quickly in the case you’re playing during an ESO+ trial period.
Other skins for completing DLC dungeons or trial achievements:
Amber Plasm
Blackmarrow
Dro m’athra
Dreadhorn
Fabrication
Marshmist
Meridian
Sable
Sanctified
Spiderkith
Z’maja shadow skin
OP stated they were seeking cosmetics that didn’t require additional purchases. Giving them a list that consists primarily of cosmetics that require an additional DLC purchase to access is not useful to them.Nordic__Knights wrote: »Contaminate wrote: »There’s not a ton of widely available free cosmetics, but depending what editions you bought and how easily you can take part in events, you may have access to more.
Skins
———
The only free skins in the base game is the Crystalfrost and Soul-shriven skin (after Imperial City became base game)
If you own Morrowind, you can earn Fabrication Sheath from vet Halls of Fabrication.
If you own Summerset, you can earn the Z’maja’s Shadow Skin from completing vet Cloudrest.
Costumes
———
There are a handful of free costumes as you level, of varying quality.
Holiday events will introduce some earnable cosmetics such as the 3 Witch’s Fest hats, the 2 New Life hats, and Midyear Mayhem’s laurel.
Cyrodiil PvP gives access to the Gladiator costume, pet, and hat.
If you own Elsweyr, the end of the main quest awards a costume.
(Keep in mind you aren’t allowed to dye any Collectable costumes or hats without paying money.)
Polymorphs
———
There is one free polymorph from a base-game public dungeon.
You can buy three Xivkyn polymorphs from the Imperial City which was made into a free addition earlier this year.
Personalities
———
There are no free personalities with the base game.
If you own Morrowind you can obtain the Telvanni Magister personality through a quest chain.
Mounts
———
There are four horses, and 5 Indriks earnable with the base game. A plain brown horse is given when you reach level ten and the rest cost gold. Indriks require an immense event and ticket grind, but with this event you can earn the Nascent Indrik mount in full and get most of the way to one of the evolutions.
If you own Elsweyr, in theory you have access to a mount, but it’s functionally inaccessible for the majority of players due to how difficult the required achievement is. Some guilds will take on a carry for those with the money to pay for it if you desperately want the mount. Around 10mil gold I believe?
Motifs / Outfit Styles
———
Motifs can be purchased from players who earn them from DLC content, they are freely tradable though some cost significantly more than others.
BGs can award 5 complete outfit styles including weapons.
Occasionally vet dungeon will be capable of awarding outfit styles of their respective monster sets.
Holiday events more recently have been including outfit styles.
If you own Elsweyr, there is an outfit style earnable through various quests.
All cosmetics under this category are freely dyeable when used in an Outfit.
Dyes
———
There are many free dyes in the game, though obtaining any “true” color can be difficult and time consuming.
ESO+ Free Week
Most DLCs have introduction awards when you first enter their areas. This post has a pretty comprehensive guide to what you can grab quickly in the case you’re playing during an ESO+ trial period.
You missed alot of items as you never covered dungeons or quest as you can get pet and polymorph from base game just by doing simple quest pet is an Dwarven spider and polymorph is of a skeleton
See above as to why I don’t include cosmetics that require an addition purchase. I did mention the Skeleton polymorph as a public dungeon reward. I’d forgotten about the pet so I’ll concede that one. I can update it with the potential pets and costumes from Morrowind, Summerset, and Elsweyr public dungeons in case they already own one or more of those editions.
The skeleton you get simply by doing a quest the Dwarven spider pet you simply get by doing a Quest all within the base game it's not located in a public dungeon
Sanguine’s Demesne is a public dungeon, and where you obtain the Skeleton polymorph. Razak’s Wheel is also a public dungeon, and where you obtain Razak’s Opus.0 -
Nordic__Knights✭✭✭✭✭
✭Contaminate wrote: »Nordic__Knights wrote: »Contaminate wrote: »Contaminate wrote: »There’s not a ton of widely available free cosmetics, but depending what editions you bought and how easily you can take part in events, you may have access to more.
Skins
———
The only free skins in the base game is the Crystalfrost and Soul-shriven skin (after Imperial City became base game)
If you own Morrowind, you can earn Fabrication Sheath from vet Halls of Fabrication.
If you own Summerset, you can earn the Z’maja’s Shadow Skin from completing vet Cloudrest.
Costumes
———
There are a handful of free costumes as you level, of varying quality.
Holiday events will introduce some earnable cosmetics such as the 3 Witch’s Fest hats, the 2 New Life hats, and Midyear Mayhem’s laurel.
Cyrodiil PvP gives access to the Gladiator costume, pet, and hat.
If you own Elsweyr, the end of the main quest awards a costume.
(Keep in mind you aren’t allowed to dye any Collectable costumes or hats without paying money.)
Polymorphs
———
There is one free polymorph from a base-game public dungeon.
You can buy three Xivkyn polymorphs from the Imperial City which was made into a free addition earlier this year.
Personalities
———
There are no free personalities with the base game.
If you own Morrowind you can obtain the Telvanni Magister personality through a quest chain.
Mounts
———
There are four horses, and 5 Indriks earnable with the base game. A plain brown horse is given when you reach level ten and the rest cost gold. Indriks require an immense event and ticket grind, but with this event you can earn the Nascent Indrik mount in full and get most of the way to one of the evolutions.
If you own Elsweyr, in theory you have access to a mount, but it’s functionally inaccessible for the majority of players due to how difficult the required achievement is. Some guilds will take on a carry for those with the money to pay for it if you desperately want the mount. Around 10mil gold I believe?
Motifs / Outfit Styles
———
Motifs can be purchased from players who earn them from DLC content, they are freely tradable though some cost significantly more than others.
BGs can award 5 complete outfit styles including weapons.
Occasionally vet dungeon will be capable of awarding outfit styles of their respective monster sets.
Holiday events more recently have been including outfit styles.
If you own Elsweyr, there is an outfit style earnable through various quests.
All cosmetics under this category are freely dyeable when used in an Outfit.
Dyes
———
There are many free dyes in the game, though obtaining any “true” color can be difficult and time consuming.
ESO+ Free Week
Most DLCs have introduction awards when you first enter their areas. This post has a pretty comprehensive guide to what you can grab quickly in the case you’re playing during an ESO+ trial period.
Other skins for completing DLC dungeons or trial achievements:
Amber Plasm
Blackmarrow
Dro m’athra
Dreadhorn
Fabrication
Marshmist
Meridian
Sable
Sanctified
Spiderkith
Z’maja shadow skin
OP stated they were seeking cosmetics that didn’t require additional purchases. Giving them a list that consists primarily of cosmetics that require an additional DLC purchase to access is not useful to them.Nordic__Knights wrote: »Contaminate wrote: »There’s not a ton of widely available free cosmetics, but depending what editions you bought and how easily you can take part in events, you may have access to more.
Skins
———
The only free skins in the base game is the Crystalfrost and Soul-shriven skin (after Imperial City became base game)
If you own Morrowind, you can earn Fabrication Sheath from vet Halls of Fabrication.
If you own Summerset, you can earn the Z’maja’s Shadow Skin from completing vet Cloudrest.
Costumes
———
There are a handful of free costumes as you level, of varying quality.
Holiday events will introduce some earnable cosmetics such as the 3 Witch’s Fest hats, the 2 New Life hats, and Midyear Mayhem’s laurel.
Cyrodiil PvP gives access to the Gladiator costume, pet, and hat.
If you own Elsweyr, the end of the main quest awards a costume.
(Keep in mind you aren’t allowed to dye any Collectable costumes or hats without paying money.)
Polymorphs
———
There is one free polymorph from a base-game public dungeon.
You can buy three Xivkyn polymorphs from the Imperial City which was made into a free addition earlier this year.
Personalities
———
There are no free personalities with the base game.
If you own Morrowind you can obtain the Telvanni Magister personality through a quest chain.
Mounts
———
There are four horses, and 5 Indriks earnable with the base game. A plain brown horse is given when you reach level ten and the rest cost gold. Indriks require an immense event and ticket grind, but with this event you can earn the Nascent Indrik mount in full and get most of the way to one of the evolutions.
If you own Elsweyr, in theory you have access to a mount, but it’s functionally inaccessible for the majority of players due to how difficult the required achievement is. Some guilds will take on a carry for those with the money to pay for it if you desperately want the mount. Around 10mil gold I believe?
Motifs / Outfit Styles
———
Motifs can be purchased from players who earn them from DLC content, they are freely tradable though some cost significantly more than others.
BGs can award 5 complete outfit styles including weapons.
Occasionally vet dungeon will be capable of awarding outfit styles of their respective monster sets.
Holiday events more recently have been including outfit styles.
If you own Elsweyr, there is an outfit style earnable through various quests.
All cosmetics under this category are freely dyeable when used in an Outfit.
Dyes
———
There are many free dyes in the game, though obtaining any “true” color can be difficult and time consuming.
ESO+ Free Week
Most DLCs have introduction awards when you first enter their areas. This post has a pretty comprehensive guide to what you can grab quickly in the case you’re playing during an ESO+ trial period.
You missed alot of items as you never covered dungeons or quest as you can get pet and polymorph from base game just by doing simple quest pet is an Dwarven spider and polymorph is of a skeleton
See above as to why I don’t include cosmetics that require an addition purchase. I did mention the Skeleton polymorph as a public dungeon reward. I’d forgotten about the pet so I’ll concede that one. I can update it with the potential pets and costumes from Morrowind, Summerset, and Elsweyr public dungeons in case they already own one or more of those editions.
The skeleton you get simply by doing a quest the Dwarven spider pet you simply get by doing a Quest all within the base game it's not located in a public dungeon
Sanguine’s Demesne is a public dungeon, and where you obtain the Skeleton polymorph. Razak’s Wheel is also a public dungeon, and where you obtain Razak’s Opus.
Skeleton is for completing " the bargains end" an quest in shadowfen at stillrise village has nothing to do with public dungeon
Razaks Opus is for completing "the mystery of Razak" an quest in bangkorai at onsi breath again not an public dungeonEdited by Nordic__Knights on December 27, 2019 12:24AM0 -
Contaminate✭✭✭✭✭
✭Nordic__Knights wrote: »Contaminate wrote: »Nordic__Knights wrote: »Contaminate wrote: »Contaminate wrote: »There’s not a ton of widely available free cosmetics, but depending what editions you bought and how easily you can take part in events, you may have access to more.
Skins
———
The only free skins in the base game is the Crystalfrost and Soul-shriven skin (after Imperial City became base game)
If you own Morrowind, you can earn Fabrication Sheath from vet Halls of Fabrication.
If you own Summerset, you can earn the Z’maja’s Shadow Skin from completing vet Cloudrest.
Costumes
———
There are a handful of free costumes as you level, of varying quality.
Holiday events will introduce some earnable cosmetics such as the 3 Witch’s Fest hats, the 2 New Life hats, and Midyear Mayhem’s laurel.
Cyrodiil PvP gives access to the Gladiator costume, pet, and hat.
If you own Elsweyr, the end of the main quest awards a costume.
(Keep in mind you aren’t allowed to dye any Collectable costumes or hats without paying money.)
Polymorphs
———
There is one free polymorph from a base-game public dungeon.
You can buy three Xivkyn polymorphs from the Imperial City which was made into a free addition earlier this year.
Personalities
———
There are no free personalities with the base game.
If you own Morrowind you can obtain the Telvanni Magister personality through a quest chain.
Mounts
———
There are four horses, and 5 Indriks earnable with the base game. A plain brown horse is given when you reach level ten and the rest cost gold. Indriks require an immense event and ticket grind, but with this event you can earn the Nascent Indrik mount in full and get most of the way to one of the evolutions.
If you own Elsweyr, in theory you have access to a mount, but it’s functionally inaccessible for the majority of players due to how difficult the required achievement is. Some guilds will take on a carry for those with the money to pay for it if you desperately want the mount. Around 10mil gold I believe?
Motifs / Outfit Styles
———
Motifs can be purchased from players who earn them from DLC content, they are freely tradable though some cost significantly more than others.
BGs can award 5 complete outfit styles including weapons.
Occasionally vet dungeon will be capable of awarding outfit styles of their respective monster sets.
Holiday events more recently have been including outfit styles.
If you own Elsweyr, there is an outfit style earnable through various quests.
All cosmetics under this category are freely dyeable when used in an Outfit.
Dyes
———
There are many free dyes in the game, though obtaining any “true” color can be difficult and time consuming.
ESO+ Free Week
Most DLCs have introduction awards when you first enter their areas. This post has a pretty comprehensive guide to what you can grab quickly in the case you’re playing during an ESO+ trial period.
Other skins for completing DLC dungeons or trial achievements:
Amber Plasm
Blackmarrow
Dro m’athra
Dreadhorn
Fabrication
Marshmist
Meridian
Sable
Sanctified
Spiderkith
Z’maja shadow skin
OP stated they were seeking cosmetics that didn’t require additional purchases. Giving them a list that consists primarily of cosmetics that require an additional DLC purchase to access is not useful to them.Nordic__Knights wrote: »Contaminate wrote: »There’s not a ton of widely available free cosmetics, but depending what editions you bought and how easily you can take part in events, you may have access to more.
Skins
———
The only free skins in the base game is the Crystalfrost and Soul-shriven skin (after Imperial City became base game)
If you own Morrowind, you can earn Fabrication Sheath from vet Halls of Fabrication.
If you own Summerset, you can earn the Z’maja’s Shadow Skin from completing vet Cloudrest.
Costumes
———
There are a handful of free costumes as you level, of varying quality.
Holiday events will introduce some earnable cosmetics such as the 3 Witch’s Fest hats, the 2 New Life hats, and Midyear Mayhem’s laurel.
Cyrodiil PvP gives access to the Gladiator costume, pet, and hat.
If you own Elsweyr, the end of the main quest awards a costume.
(Keep in mind you aren’t allowed to dye any Collectable costumes or hats without paying money.)
Polymorphs
———
There is one free polymorph from a base-game public dungeon.
You can buy three Xivkyn polymorphs from the Imperial City which was made into a free addition earlier this year.
Personalities
———
There are no free personalities with the base game.
If you own Morrowind you can obtain the Telvanni Magister personality through a quest chain.
Mounts
———
There are four horses, and 5 Indriks earnable with the base game. A plain brown horse is given when you reach level ten and the rest cost gold. Indriks require an immense event and ticket grind, but with this event you can earn the Nascent Indrik mount in full and get most of the way to one of the evolutions.
If you own Elsweyr, in theory you have access to a mount, but it’s functionally inaccessible for the majority of players due to how difficult the required achievement is. Some guilds will take on a carry for those with the money to pay for it if you desperately want the mount. Around 10mil gold I believe?
Motifs / Outfit Styles
———
Motifs can be purchased from players who earn them from DLC content, they are freely tradable though some cost significantly more than others.
BGs can award 5 complete outfit styles including weapons.
Occasionally vet dungeon will be capable of awarding outfit styles of their respective monster sets.
Holiday events more recently have been including outfit styles.
If you own Elsweyr, there is an outfit style earnable through various quests.
All cosmetics under this category are freely dyeable when used in an Outfit.
Dyes
———
There are many free dyes in the game, though obtaining any “true” color can be difficult and time consuming.
ESO+ Free Week
Most DLCs have introduction awards when you first enter their areas. This post has a pretty comprehensive guide to what you can grab quickly in the case you’re playing during an ESO+ trial period.
You missed alot of items as you never covered dungeons or quest as you can get pet and polymorph from base game just by doing simple quest pet is an Dwarven spider and polymorph is of a skeleton
See above as to why I don’t include cosmetics that require an addition purchase. I did mention the Skeleton polymorph as a public dungeon reward. I’d forgotten about the pet so I’ll concede that one. I can update it with the potential pets and costumes from Morrowind, Summerset, and Elsweyr public dungeons in case they already own one or more of those editions.
The skeleton you get simply by doing a quest the Dwarven spider pet you simply get by doing a Quest all within the base game it's not located in a public dungeon
Sanguine’s Demesne is a public dungeon, and where you obtain the Skeleton polymorph. Razak’s Wheel is also a public dungeon, and where you obtain Razak’s Opus.
Skeleton is for completing " the bargains end" an quest in shadowfen at stillrise village has nothing to do with public dungeon
Razaks Opus is for completing "the mystery of Razak" an quest in bangkorai at onsi breath again not an public dungeon
https://elderscrolls.fandom.com/wiki/The_Mystery_of_Razak
Note the location, Razak’s Wheel, the public dungeon
I will admit I had mixed up the Skeleton polymorph’s obtainment method.1 -
Nordic__Knights✭✭✭✭✭
✭Contaminate wrote: »Nordic__Knights wrote: »Contaminate wrote: »Nordic__Knights wrote: »Contaminate wrote: »Contaminate wrote: »There’s not a ton of widely available free cosmetics, but depending what editions you bought and how easily you can take part in events, you may have access to more.
Skins
———
The only free skins in the base game is the Crystalfrost and Soul-shriven skin (after Imperial City became base game)
If you own Morrowind, you can earn Fabrication Sheath from vet Halls of Fabrication.
If you own Summerset, you can earn the Z’maja’s Shadow Skin from completing vet Cloudrest.
Costumes
———
There are a handful of free costumes as you level, of varying quality.
Holiday events will introduce some earnable cosmetics such as the 3 Witch’s Fest hats, the 2 New Life hats, and Midyear Mayhem’s laurel.
Cyrodiil PvP gives access to the Gladiator costume, pet, and hat.
If you own Elsweyr, the end of the main quest awards a costume.
(Keep in mind you aren’t allowed to dye any Collectable costumes or hats without paying money.)
Polymorphs
———
There is one free polymorph from a base-game public dungeon.
You can buy three Xivkyn polymorphs from the Imperial City which was made into a free addition earlier this year.
Personalities
———
There are no free personalities with the base game.
If you own Morrowind you can obtain the Telvanni Magister personality through a quest chain.
Mounts
———
There are four horses, and 5 Indriks earnable with the base game. A plain brown horse is given when you reach level ten and the rest cost gold. Indriks require an immense event and ticket grind, but with this event you can earn the Nascent Indrik mount in full and get most of the way to one of the evolutions.
If you own Elsweyr, in theory you have access to a mount, but it’s functionally inaccessible for the majority of players due to how difficult the required achievement is. Some guilds will take on a carry for those with the money to pay for it if you desperately want the mount. Around 10mil gold I believe?
Motifs / Outfit Styles
———
Motifs can be purchased from players who earn them from DLC content, they are freely tradable though some cost significantly more than others.
BGs can award 5 complete outfit styles including weapons.
Occasionally vet dungeon will be capable of awarding outfit styles of their respective monster sets.
Holiday events more recently have been including outfit styles.
If you own Elsweyr, there is an outfit style earnable through various quests.
All cosmetics under this category are freely dyeable when used in an Outfit.
Dyes
———
There are many free dyes in the game, though obtaining any “true” color can be difficult and time consuming.
ESO+ Free Week
Most DLCs have introduction awards when you first enter their areas. This post has a pretty comprehensive guide to what you can grab quickly in the case you’re playing during an ESO+ trial period.
Other skins for completing DLC dungeons or trial achievements:
Amber Plasm
Blackmarrow
Dro m’athra
Dreadhorn
Fabrication
Marshmist
Meridian
Sable
Sanctified
Spiderkith
Z’maja shadow skin
OP stated they were seeking cosmetics that didn’t require additional purchases. Giving them a list that consists primarily of cosmetics that require an additional DLC purchase to access is not useful to them.Nordic__Knights wrote: »Contaminate wrote: »There’s not a ton of widely available free cosmetics, but depending what editions you bought and how easily you can take part in events, you may have access to more.
Skins
———
The only free skins in the base game is the Crystalfrost and Soul-shriven skin (after Imperial City became base game)
If you own Morrowind, you can earn Fabrication Sheath from vet Halls of Fabrication.
If you own Summerset, you can earn the Z’maja’s Shadow Skin from completing vet Cloudrest.
Costumes
———
There are a handful of free costumes as you level, of varying quality.
Holiday events will introduce some earnable cosmetics such as the 3 Witch’s Fest hats, the 2 New Life hats, and Midyear Mayhem’s laurel.
Cyrodiil PvP gives access to the Gladiator costume, pet, and hat.
If you own Elsweyr, the end of the main quest awards a costume.
(Keep in mind you aren’t allowed to dye any Collectable costumes or hats without paying money.)
Polymorphs
———
There is one free polymorph from a base-game public dungeon.
You can buy three Xivkyn polymorphs from the Imperial City which was made into a free addition earlier this year.
Personalities
———
There are no free personalities with the base game.
If you own Morrowind you can obtain the Telvanni Magister personality through a quest chain.
Mounts
———
There are four horses, and 5 Indriks earnable with the base game. A plain brown horse is given when you reach level ten and the rest cost gold. Indriks require an immense event and ticket grind, but with this event you can earn the Nascent Indrik mount in full and get most of the way to one of the evolutions.
If you own Elsweyr, in theory you have access to a mount, but it’s functionally inaccessible for the majority of players due to how difficult the required achievement is. Some guilds will take on a carry for those with the money to pay for it if you desperately want the mount. Around 10mil gold I believe?
Motifs / Outfit Styles
———
Motifs can be purchased from players who earn them from DLC content, they are freely tradable though some cost significantly more than others.
BGs can award 5 complete outfit styles including weapons.
Occasionally vet dungeon will be capable of awarding outfit styles of their respective monster sets.
Holiday events more recently have been including outfit styles.
If you own Elsweyr, there is an outfit style earnable through various quests.
All cosmetics under this category are freely dyeable when used in an Outfit.
Dyes
———
There are many free dyes in the game, though obtaining any “true” color can be difficult and time consuming.
ESO+ Free Week
Most DLCs have introduction awards when you first enter their areas. This post has a pretty comprehensive guide to what you can grab quickly in the case you’re playing during an ESO+ trial period.
You missed alot of items as you never covered dungeons or quest as you can get pet and polymorph from base game just by doing simple quest pet is an Dwarven spider and polymorph is of a skeleton
See above as to why I don’t include cosmetics that require an addition purchase. I did mention the Skeleton polymorph as a public dungeon reward. I’d forgotten about the pet so I’ll concede that one. I can update it with the potential pets and costumes from Morrowind, Summerset, and Elsweyr public dungeons in case they already own one or more of those editions.
The skeleton you get simply by doing a quest the Dwarven spider pet you simply get by doing a Quest all within the base game it's not located in a public dungeon
Sanguine’s Demesne is a public dungeon, and where you obtain the Skeleton polymorph. Razak’s Wheel is also a public dungeon, and where you obtain Razak’s Opus.
Skeleton is for completing " the bargains end" an quest in shadowfen at stillrise village has nothing to do with public dungeon
Razaks Opus is for completing "the mystery of Razak" an quest in bangkorai at onsi breath again not an public dungeon
https://elderscrolls.fandom.com/wiki/The_Mystery_of_Razak
Note the location, Razak’s Wheel, the public dungeon
I will admit I had mixed up the Skeleton polymorph’s obtainment method.
the video i seen on Razak was wrong as it said onsi breath i done both these 5 years ago personally so i had to look up locations but i know not 1 of them takes more then 10 minutes to get and are in base game ty for right location0 -
Contaminate✭✭✭✭✭
✭Nordic__Knights wrote: »Contaminate wrote: »Nordic__Knights wrote: »Contaminate wrote: »Nordic__Knights wrote: »Contaminate wrote: »Contaminate wrote: »There’s not a ton of widely available free cosmetics, but depending what editions you bought and how easily you can take part in events, you may have access to more.
Skins
———
The only free skins in the base game is the Crystalfrost and Soul-shriven skin (after Imperial City became base game)
If you own Morrowind, you can earn Fabrication Sheath from vet Halls of Fabrication.
If you own Summerset, you can earn the Z’maja’s Shadow Skin from completing vet Cloudrest.
Costumes
———
There are a handful of free costumes as you level, of varying quality.
Holiday events will introduce some earnable cosmetics such as the 3 Witch’s Fest hats, the 2 New Life hats, and Midyear Mayhem’s laurel.
Cyrodiil PvP gives access to the Gladiator costume, pet, and hat.
If you own Elsweyr, the end of the main quest awards a costume.
(Keep in mind you aren’t allowed to dye any Collectable costumes or hats without paying money.)
Polymorphs
———
There is one free polymorph from a base-game public dungeon.
You can buy three Xivkyn polymorphs from the Imperial City which was made into a free addition earlier this year.
Personalities
———
There are no free personalities with the base game.
If you own Morrowind you can obtain the Telvanni Magister personality through a quest chain.
Mounts
———
There are four horses, and 5 Indriks earnable with the base game. A plain brown horse is given when you reach level ten and the rest cost gold. Indriks require an immense event and ticket grind, but with this event you can earn the Nascent Indrik mount in full and get most of the way to one of the evolutions.
If you own Elsweyr, in theory you have access to a mount, but it’s functionally inaccessible for the majority of players due to how difficult the required achievement is. Some guilds will take on a carry for those with the money to pay for it if you desperately want the mount. Around 10mil gold I believe?
Motifs / Outfit Styles
———
Motifs can be purchased from players who earn them from DLC content, they are freely tradable though some cost significantly more than others.
BGs can award 5 complete outfit styles including weapons.
Occasionally vet dungeon will be capable of awarding outfit styles of their respective monster sets.
Holiday events more recently have been including outfit styles.
If you own Elsweyr, there is an outfit style earnable through various quests.
All cosmetics under this category are freely dyeable when used in an Outfit.
Dyes
———
There are many free dyes in the game, though obtaining any “true” color can be difficult and time consuming.
ESO+ Free Week
Most DLCs have introduction awards when you first enter their areas. This post has a pretty comprehensive guide to what you can grab quickly in the case you’re playing during an ESO+ trial period.
Other skins for completing DLC dungeons or trial achievements:
Amber Plasm
Blackmarrow
Dro m’athra
Dreadhorn
Fabrication
Marshmist
Meridian
Sable
Sanctified
Spiderkith
Z’maja shadow skin
OP stated they were seeking cosmetics that didn’t require additional purchases. Giving them a list that consists primarily of cosmetics that require an additional DLC purchase to access is not useful to them.Nordic__Knights wrote: »Contaminate wrote: »There’s not a ton of widely available free cosmetics, but depending what editions you bought and how easily you can take part in events, you may have access to more.
Skins
———
The only free skins in the base game is the Crystalfrost and Soul-shriven skin (after Imperial City became base game)
If you own Morrowind, you can earn Fabrication Sheath from vet Halls of Fabrication.
If you own Summerset, you can earn the Z’maja’s Shadow Skin from completing vet Cloudrest.
Costumes
———
There are a handful of free costumes as you level, of varying quality.
Holiday events will introduce some earnable cosmetics such as the 3 Witch’s Fest hats, the 2 New Life hats, and Midyear Mayhem’s laurel.
Cyrodiil PvP gives access to the Gladiator costume, pet, and hat.
If you own Elsweyr, the end of the main quest awards a costume.
(Keep in mind you aren’t allowed to dye any Collectable costumes or hats without paying money.)
Polymorphs
———
There is one free polymorph from a base-game public dungeon.
You can buy three Xivkyn polymorphs from the Imperial City which was made into a free addition earlier this year.
Personalities
———
There are no free personalities with the base game.
If you own Morrowind you can obtain the Telvanni Magister personality through a quest chain.
Mounts
———
There are four horses, and 5 Indriks earnable with the base game. A plain brown horse is given when you reach level ten and the rest cost gold. Indriks require an immense event and ticket grind, but with this event you can earn the Nascent Indrik mount in full and get most of the way to one of the evolutions.
If you own Elsweyr, in theory you have access to a mount, but it’s functionally inaccessible for the majority of players due to how difficult the required achievement is. Some guilds will take on a carry for those with the money to pay for it if you desperately want the mount. Around 10mil gold I believe?
Motifs / Outfit Styles
———
Motifs can be purchased from players who earn them from DLC content, they are freely tradable though some cost significantly more than others.
BGs can award 5 complete outfit styles including weapons.
Occasionally vet dungeon will be capable of awarding outfit styles of their respective monster sets.
Holiday events more recently have been including outfit styles.
If you own Elsweyr, there is an outfit style earnable through various quests.
All cosmetics under this category are freely dyeable when used in an Outfit.
Dyes
———
There are many free dyes in the game, though obtaining any “true” color can be difficult and time consuming.
ESO+ Free Week
Most DLCs have introduction awards when you first enter their areas. This post has a pretty comprehensive guide to what you can grab quickly in the case you’re playing during an ESO+ trial period.
You missed alot of items as you never covered dungeons or quest as you can get pet and polymorph from base game just by doing simple quest pet is an Dwarven spider and polymorph is of a skeleton
See above as to why I don’t include cosmetics that require an addition purchase. I did mention the Skeleton polymorph as a public dungeon reward. I’d forgotten about the pet so I’ll concede that one. I can update it with the potential pets and costumes from Morrowind, Summerset, and Elsweyr public dungeons in case they already own one or more of those editions.
The skeleton you get simply by doing a quest the Dwarven spider pet you simply get by doing a Quest all within the base game it's not located in a public dungeon
Sanguine’s Demesne is a public dungeon, and where you obtain the Skeleton polymorph. Razak’s Wheel is also a public dungeon, and where you obtain Razak’s Opus.
Skeleton is for completing " the bargains end" an quest in shadowfen at stillrise village has nothing to do with public dungeon
Razaks Opus is for completing "the mystery of Razak" an quest in bangkorai at onsi breath again not an public dungeon
https://elderscrolls.fandom.com/wiki/The_Mystery_of_Razak
Note the location, Razak’s Wheel, the public dungeon
I will admit I had mixed up the Skeleton polymorph’s obtainment method.
the video i seen on Razak was wrong as it said onsi breath i done both these 5 years ago personally so i had to look up locations but i know not 1 of them takes more then 10 minutes to get and are in base game ty for right location
I know some quests are picked up outside the public dungeons (the one in Deshaan comes to mind) so it may well be picked up there.0 -
Nordic__Knights✭✭✭✭✭
✭Contaminate wrote: »Nordic__Knights wrote: »Contaminate wrote: »Nordic__Knights wrote: »Contaminate wrote: »Nordic__Knights wrote: »Contaminate wrote: »Contaminate wrote: »There’s not a ton of widely available free cosmetics, but depending what editions you bought and how easily you can take part in events, you may have access to more.
Skins
———
The only free skins in the base game is the Crystalfrost and Soul-shriven skin (after Imperial City became base game)
If you own Morrowind, you can earn Fabrication Sheath from vet Halls of Fabrication.
If you own Summerset, you can earn the Z’maja’s Shadow Skin from completing vet Cloudrest.
Costumes
———
There are a handful of free costumes as you level, of varying quality.
Holiday events will introduce some earnable cosmetics such as the 3 Witch’s Fest hats, the 2 New Life hats, and Midyear Mayhem’s laurel.
Cyrodiil PvP gives access to the Gladiator costume, pet, and hat.
If you own Elsweyr, the end of the main quest awards a costume.
(Keep in mind you aren’t allowed to dye any Collectable costumes or hats without paying money.)
Polymorphs
———
There is one free polymorph from a base-game public dungeon.
You can buy three Xivkyn polymorphs from the Imperial City which was made into a free addition earlier this year.
Personalities
———
There are no free personalities with the base game.
If you own Morrowind you can obtain the Telvanni Magister personality through a quest chain.
Mounts
———
There are four horses, and 5 Indriks earnable with the base game. A plain brown horse is given when you reach level ten and the rest cost gold. Indriks require an immense event and ticket grind, but with this event you can earn the Nascent Indrik mount in full and get most of the way to one of the evolutions.
If you own Elsweyr, in theory you have access to a mount, but it’s functionally inaccessible for the majority of players due to how difficult the required achievement is. Some guilds will take on a carry for those with the money to pay for it if you desperately want the mount. Around 10mil gold I believe?
Motifs / Outfit Styles
———
Motifs can be purchased from players who earn them from DLC content, they are freely tradable though some cost significantly more than others.
BGs can award 5 complete outfit styles including weapons.
Occasionally vet dungeon will be capable of awarding outfit styles of their respective monster sets.
Holiday events more recently have been including outfit styles.
If you own Elsweyr, there is an outfit style earnable through various quests.
All cosmetics under this category are freely dyeable when used in an Outfit.
Dyes
———
There are many free dyes in the game, though obtaining any “true” color can be difficult and time consuming.
ESO+ Free Week
Most DLCs have introduction awards when you first enter their areas. This post has a pretty comprehensive guide to what you can grab quickly in the case you’re playing during an ESO+ trial period.
Other skins for completing DLC dungeons or trial achievements:
Amber Plasm
Blackmarrow
Dro m’athra
Dreadhorn
Fabrication
Marshmist
Meridian
Sable
Sanctified
Spiderkith
Z’maja shadow skin
OP stated they were seeking cosmetics that didn’t require additional purchases. Giving them a list that consists primarily of cosmetics that require an additional DLC purchase to access is not useful to them.Nordic__Knights wrote: »Contaminate wrote: »There’s not a ton of widely available free cosmetics, but depending what editions you bought and how easily you can take part in events, you may have access to more.
Skins
———
The only free skins in the base game is the Crystalfrost and Soul-shriven skin (after Imperial City became base game)
If you own Morrowind, you can earn Fabrication Sheath from vet Halls of Fabrication.
If you own Summerset, you can earn the Z’maja’s Shadow Skin from completing vet Cloudrest.
Costumes
———
There are a handful of free costumes as you level, of varying quality.
Holiday events will introduce some earnable cosmetics such as the 3 Witch’s Fest hats, the 2 New Life hats, and Midyear Mayhem’s laurel.
Cyrodiil PvP gives access to the Gladiator costume, pet, and hat.
If you own Elsweyr, the end of the main quest awards a costume.
(Keep in mind you aren’t allowed to dye any Collectable costumes or hats without paying money.)
Polymorphs
———
There is one free polymorph from a base-game public dungeon.
You can buy three Xivkyn polymorphs from the Imperial City which was made into a free addition earlier this year.
Personalities
———
There are no free personalities with the base game.
If you own Morrowind you can obtain the Telvanni Magister personality through a quest chain.
Mounts
———
There are four horses, and 5 Indriks earnable with the base game. A plain brown horse is given when you reach level ten and the rest cost gold. Indriks require an immense event and ticket grind, but with this event you can earn the Nascent Indrik mount in full and get most of the way to one of the evolutions.
If you own Elsweyr, in theory you have access to a mount, but it’s functionally inaccessible for the majority of players due to how difficult the required achievement is. Some guilds will take on a carry for those with the money to pay for it if you desperately want the mount. Around 10mil gold I believe?
Motifs / Outfit Styles
———
Motifs can be purchased from players who earn them from DLC content, they are freely tradable though some cost significantly more than others.
BGs can award 5 complete outfit styles including weapons.
Occasionally vet dungeon will be capable of awarding outfit styles of their respective monster sets.
Holiday events more recently have been including outfit styles.
If you own Elsweyr, there is an outfit style earnable through various quests.
All cosmetics under this category are freely dyeable when used in an Outfit.
Dyes
———
There are many free dyes in the game, though obtaining any “true” color can be difficult and time consuming.
ESO+ Free Week
Most DLCs have introduction awards when you first enter their areas. This post has a pretty comprehensive guide to what you can grab quickly in the case you’re playing during an ESO+ trial period.
You missed alot of items as you never covered dungeons or quest as you can get pet and polymorph from base game just by doing simple quest pet is an Dwarven spider and polymorph is of a skeleton
See above as to why I don’t include cosmetics that require an addition purchase. I did mention the Skeleton polymorph as a public dungeon reward. I’d forgotten about the pet so I’ll concede that one. I can update it with the potential pets and costumes from Morrowind, Summerset, and Elsweyr public dungeons in case they already own one or more of those editions.
The skeleton you get simply by doing a quest the Dwarven spider pet you simply get by doing a Quest all within the base game it's not located in a public dungeon
Sanguine’s Demesne is a public dungeon, and where you obtain the Skeleton polymorph. Razak’s Wheel is also a public dungeon, and where you obtain Razak’s Opus.
Skeleton is for completing " the bargains end" an quest in shadowfen at stillrise village has nothing to do with public dungeon
Razaks Opus is for completing "the mystery of Razak" an quest in bangkorai at onsi breath again not an public dungeon
https://elderscrolls.fandom.com/wiki/The_Mystery_of_Razak
Note the location, Razak’s Wheel, the public dungeon
I will admit I had mixed up the Skeleton polymorph’s obtainment method.
the video i seen on Razak was wrong as it said onsi breath i done both these 5 years ago personally so i had to look up locations but i know not 1 of them takes more then 10 minutes to get and are in base game ty for right location
I know some quests are picked up outside the public dungeons (the one in Deshaan comes to mind) so it may well be picked up there.
At least the OP has location now gl and have fun OP1
