The xp from deconstruction is relative to your level of enchanting and the level requirement of the glyph your deconstructing.
aspect runes have no level and can be found for any type anywhere
potency runes are leveled and are found relative to their level on those level zones but they are still found a little at higher and lower levels on some occasions
essence runes have no level and can be found any where anytime but come mostly from deconstruction
also I agree that there are just a few pieces of jewelry available at low levels (mostly from quest rewards) and yet the majority of enchants you can make are jewelry related.
so far enchanting is worthless, nothing I enchant is usable so all it does is take up space.
so far enchanting is worthless, nothing I enchant is usable so all it does is take up space. To me this is a waste of time. Unlike crafting for gear, weapons and potions all very nice and worth the time.
so far enchanting is worthless, nothing I enchant is usable so all it does is take up space. To me this is a waste of time. Unlike crafting for gear, weapons and potions all very nice and worth the time.
Any guild? I will look at that now. Thank you very much for the reply.pjwrwb17_ESO wrote: »
so far enchanting is worthless, nothing I enchant is usable so all it does is take up space. To me this is a waste of time. Unlike crafting for gear, weapons and potions all very nice and worth the time.
so far enchanting is worthless, nothing I enchant is usable so all it does is take up space. To me this is a waste of time. Unlike crafting for gear, weapons and potions all very nice and worth the time.
Essentially, any gear you wear should be crafted by you, an alt or a guildie.
Anything that drops should either have the trait learned or deconstructed.
After that you just make a copy of the item for yourself.
You make the white item with the same trait and the upgrade, (if you really think you need it) and then the enchant...
Depending on my leveling speed, I'll re-gear every 2-4 levels.
All drops are researched or deconstructed.