There are ways to make it easier. I stacked many things.

• Harvest 50 Resources from the World

This is actually harvest 50 resource nodes. But harvest maps work. I took a bunch of harvest maps since they are guaranteed 6 nodes and did those.

• Complete 5 Quests
• Complete 15 Quests
• Craft 50 Items with any skill
• Craft 10 Items inside your home
• Craft 30 Items inside your home
• Visit 5 Player Homes
• Visit 10 Player Homes

These can be done simultaneously. Take daily crafting writs, port to home, do the items, port back to return the writs. You get craft items inside your home, quests and a visit to player home. Once you have completed 15 quests -- takes 3 toons to do that if you only do crafting writs -- then you can craft x amount of level 1 items and decon them to get to 50 crafted items. And if there are any player homes left, port to Sugar Bowl Inn in Rimmen, then to Hall of the Lunar Champion, back to Sugar Bowl Inn, repeat until 10 is full. Rimmen is the easiest I have seen if you port between 2 of your homes.

• Kill 30 Foes in Auridon
• Kill 30 Foes in Stormhaven
• Kill 30 Foes in Eastmarch
• Kill 10 Public Dungeon Bosses in Grahtwood
• Kill 10 Public Dungeon Bosses in Rivenspire
• Kill 10 Public Dungeon Bosses in Stonefalls
• Kill 5 Delve Bosses in Malabal Tor
• Kill 5 Delve Bosses in Glenumbra
• Kill 5 Delve Bosses in Deshaan
• Kill 200 Foes With Class Abilities
• Complete 5 Incursions
• Destroy 6 Dark Anchors
• Earn 5 Ranks in a Skill Line
• Earn 10 Ranks in a Skill Line

I have 20 toons, all levelled up. How to get 10 ranks in a skill line? Arcanist beam is great class skill so I checked if I have any skill lines there. S&B was level 12. So I took a shield, lost the 5pc bonus for Deadly Strike, swapped Quick Cloak for a S&B skill -- who cares about that in overland content -- and then went to Auridon. Do a dark anchor there and kill everything on the way from wayshrine to anchor. 30 foes comes quickly. Then Stormhaven -> Eastmarch. 30 foes done, dark anchors and incursions advancing, S&B skill line leving up, 200 foes with class abilities advancing. Finished dark anchors and Incursions in Alik'r Desert. Then to Grahtwood public dungeon and finished 200 foes with class abilities and 10 ranks in a skill line -- back to dw. Then just breeze through the rest of the public dungeon and delve pursuits.

All those done and it felt like I did only 3 different things: harvest maps, crafting, kill some foes.

As much as I try and keep ZOS accountable for bad stuff, this GP this round isn't one. This looks super easy to complete in the time allotted. I'm trying to envision a person who is only PvE, doesn't group, and maybe has just one toon..and even then looks doable. Keep in mind all those daily quests in IC and Cyro count as a quest as well.

For me this is the best golden pursuit yet.
Great rewards and for free.
This kind of stuff you usually only get from crown store so for me this is the way to go.

Remember that you have 30 days to complete it.

Octarinewolf wrote: »

valenwood_vegan wrote: »

I refuse to visit other players' homes because that's breaking and entering!

Visiting your own houses counts. You can just visit your primary residence 10 times.Also you can only visit the houses of people who allow it, so it isn't breaking and entering.

This is one of the better Golden Pursuits.

I(t could be improved by ditching one of the three PvP item (Or indeed all of the 3 PvP items) and replacing it with some combination of Dark Sacraments or Heists. (And some thing out of Do X daily Endevours, find X Wayshrines, or find X Points of Interest if you are going to be optimally PvP free.)

PvP both Battlegrounds and Tales of Tribute should be separate games.

Previewing homes also works.

katanagirl1 wrote: »

I thought it was grindy until I looked at the items and started prioritizing. Got the quests done with daily crafting writs. I even got partial credit for crafting some master writs inside my house, and got partial credit for visiting houses. Got the resources done with one day’s worth of surveys. I got the delves done yesterday and this morning before they got too crowded, then moved on to the public dungeons. Kill 30 in those zones? Not too bad, only Eastmarch took a while.

I plan to avoid the ToT like the plague, and hoping to avoid running the easy group dungeons x3 because I have a full stickerbook. I hope to get an nAA run because I just need a few pieces left from there.

Fishing, and the daily rewards, and more visiting houses. I think that should cover it.

I can’t imagine filing that enormous house with only 700 slots, but I plan to get it anyway.

I will probably wall off sections so they cant be used.

Hapexamendios wrote: »

Octarinewolf wrote: »

valenwood_vegan wrote: »

I refuse to visit other players' homes because that's breaking and entering!

I(t could be improved by ditching one of the three PvP item (Or indeed all of the 3 PvP items) and replacing it with some combination of Dark Sacraments or Heists. (And some thing out of Do X daily Endevours, find X Wayshrines, or find X Points of Interest if you are going to be optimally PvP free.)

PvP both Battlegrounds and Tales of Tribute should be separate games.

With only 3 of the 30 or so pursuits being that way, I'm Inclined to disagree. Even a couple more for PvP players would not change that.

If we could do the Cyrodill and Imperial city quests and thus the Mayhem event and the PvP GPs, without entering PvP zones I might agree.

But we can't and we keep getting those because otherwise PvP wouldn't have the metrics to justify keeping them going. PvP should be hived off into a separate game so it doesn't hog the ability design space despite being a minority item that isn't important enough to be a paid expansion.

I don´t think they´re too bad, just a bit "annoying" in the sense that it ain´t much fun waiting 5 minutes doing nothing in a public dungeon or delve waiting for the boss to spawn. Also doing the same dungeons x 3 isn´t too exciting if I say so. Nevertheless, pretty easy golden pursuit this time around, but not much "fun" in doing them.

It took me two days to get all of the stuff done to get the house. And I did not really power through them, but I did work towards the objective.

I feel that the grind is enough for the reward offered. It helps with a ton of things. It gets new players with low level characters through dungeons fast (as in queue time and run time). It helps with some achievements (fishing) and I am sure there are others.

I am not overly fond of the house, I think its too large given the 700 max slots with ESO+. I like to decorate dense and I can run out of slots fast. But its a nice gesture on ZOS to give us a large house for the event.

I love it. I'm almost done and I'm solo'ing stuff.
It's the delve/public dungeons bosses ....like a waiting room and hope you get a hit in.

It's incentive to play more of my low level alts and start on the fishing achievements.

Also a full month with no rushing to get it done.

I haven't found it too bad though I'm not in a rush to complete the GP. I was able to piggyback some of the requirements with quests which allowed m to knock out a few of the pursuits pretty quickly. As an example I picked up the Fighter's Guild quest before doing the Dolems and as luck would have it on the days I needed to kill 30 enemies in Eastmarch and Auridon. I received credit towards completion of three pursuits. I'm close to completing what I'd call the solo content and don't think I'll have to run too many group dungeons to finish 25 pursuits. To me the dungeons are the only really grindy part with having to do a threepeat of each dungeon to complete the goal. I'd rather have to run a few more unique dungeons if given a choice.

That is a long list of chores.

Don't forget you've got almost the entire month to complete it. Unless you're going to be away for a lot of that time you don't need to grind it out. You could space it out, like doing 1 dungeon run per day or whatever works for you.

I wouldn't leave it until the last few days either, just in case there's inconveniently timed maintenance or something stops you logging in. (I had that yesterday, I thought I had a quiet day at home, then plans changed and I was out most of the day.)

I've managed to get 5 just from things I was doing anyway - mainly doing crafting dailies and master writs, which also involved a lot of going between my houses. I probably won't make much progress over the next week because I've got a lot going on, but I think I'll be able to finish it before the time runs out without having to do things like days of back-to-back dungeon runs.

Yep, taking my time. I do 1-2 items a day. There weren't many people in the Stonefalls PD yesterday. I was alone at bosses most of the time. So it's already thinning out.

While I haunted delves, public dungeons and did all the grinds and got the lovely magnificent Grand Gallery of Tamriel on PCNA in just a couple of days, I'm taking this a lot slower and biding my time on PCEU.

I'm particularly liking the 3 x group dungeon quests as it's been some time since I went into that content. Surprisingly I've not seen the dreaded fake rollers or the speedy needies and that is in itself very nice. The dungeon runs have been the most enjoyable tasks overall in this very varied GP.

For the levels, if you don't have every skill unlocked on every character, you don't have to equip a weapon to level it, you just have to have a skill for that weapon on your bar. And if you are starting near 0 on that skill, the first 10 levels come fast.