What is a “watery foe “?

soelslaev · April 10

I just closed a geyser in Summerset but I didn’t kill the 5 watery foes from today’s endeavor.

The swamp frogs in Blackwood don’t count either, nor thier giant mosquitoes.

Mud crabs don’t count.

The first thing that came to mind were Water Atronachs but then I realized there is no such thing.

Giant beech vipers don’t count either.

I guess I could (sigh) fire up my PC and see if my GW2 account still works and then go on an underwater adventure but I doubt ESO dailies were designed to make me log into another game.

This is on Xbox but I doubt that matters.

JanTanhide · April 10

You can see it's description in the Endeavors listing. Find it in the Crown store by clicking on the Endeavors tab then to the daily Endeavors and put your cursor over it.

JanTanhide · April 10

Wisps, nereids and other watery foe.....from the description in Endeavors. Good luck!

Calastir · April 10

That endeavor makes me think of this scene from 'Monty Python's Holy Grail' every time.

Veinblood1965 · April 10

The can be wisps.

An easy one for this is to go to the WB Wisplight Glenn just north west of Riften in the Rift. The boss spawns tons of them just kill what you need and run away if low level or finish off the boss.

WhiteCoatSyndrome · April 10

+1 Wisps. Monsters only seem to have one tag, generally, so the Hadolids and Mudcrabs (and probably the Yahgra too) are (IIRC) ‘chitinous foes’ and the frogs were reptiles for some reason last I recall.

LootAllTheStuff · April 10

There's the delve NE of Windhelm that has tons of wisps (and wispmothers!). The WB area just west of Moonmont in Reapers March spawns lots of nereids around the edge. There's another large area full of wisps in Shadowfen as well.

soelslaev · April 10

Today I learned that Endeavors have detailed descriptions… somewhere… I will try to follow the directions to them when I fire up the game tonight.