Here are some additional guides that are mostly text-based for those who prefer to read. Note that I have not tested many of the builds and this should not be taken as an endorsement as to the efficiency of these builds. They are simply builds that community members have posted in various places for the Night Market.

General Information about what the Night Market has to offer (may include maps as well)

ESO Night Market Event Zone Guide - Rewards, Factions & Free House - by Edenprime for ESOHub
ESO Night Market Pocket Guide (Season 0) - by TCLee13 for Tank Club
Online: Night Market - by the team at UESP for The Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages Wiki
Night Market - by the team at Fextralife for the Elder Scrolls Online Wiki
ESO Night Market Complete Guide 2026 - by Hack the Minotaur for hacktheminotaur.com

Tips and Tricks for the Night Market

The Night Market - Oddities/Puzzle Guide Solo - Text & Video - by Rhythmsuji on the ESO Forums
Night Market: Daring Race Guide & 7 More Puzzle Tips! - by Rhythmsuji on the ESO Forums
Night Market Oddities and Daring Races Guide - by Hyperioxes at hyperioxes.com
ESO Night Market: How to Beat Every Boss and Puzzle - by Edenprime for alcasthq.com
Night Market Tips and Tricks for Solo Casual Players - by Spartaxoxo on the ESO Forums

Game Maps for the Night Market
Marked Maps for Night Market Precinct and District Quest Starter / Find Spots - by Raystormusa on the ESO Forums
ESO Night Market Event Zone Map - by the team at GAME-MAPS.com

Night Market Builds

Sneak Builds

Night Market Stealth and Speed Build For Solos - by Kartalin on ESO Forums
My personal stealth setup (partial build) - by Spartaxoxo on ESO Forums (Jump to 10th comment).
Night Market Ninja - by TrasseToursTTV on ESO Hub

DPS Builds

The Bard Archer: Surviving the Night Market - Nightblade Build PvE - by Mennybrand for ESO Hub
Night Market Build - by Mystic_wolf479 on ESO Forums
Breath Dragonknight Solo Build - by Hyperioxes for hyperioxes.com. [note: This isn't a specific Night Market Build but a pre-existing solo build that is particularly good in there. It is similar to what I was using in there]
Solo Builds - by Hyperioxes for Hyperioxes.com [note: Additional solo builds by Hyperioxes for many other classes. These weren't made specifically for the NM but should do well there but I haven't tested them]

Tank Builds
Night Market PUG Tank - Templar Build PvE - ESO - by DankMagician856 for ESO Hub
Night Market 1B Tank - by GC for ESO Hub

Healer Builds
ESO Doctors Without Members - by Tamriel Tips N Tricks on YouTube

It is sad that people cannot play their own way, worse that we have strangers telling them how to do it.

It is interesting to notice how many 'content creators' get special treatment here.

I appreciate the community members who put these guides together. A lot of them are genuinely helpful, especially the maps, oddity explanations, and build suggestions for players who are trying to understand the Night Market loop.

That said, I do think this highlights one of the bigger issues with Night Market: too much of the basic understanding has been outsourced to external guides.

Community guides should be a supplement, not the main way players learn how an event zone works. It is fine for guides to cover optimization, routes, builds, boss tips, or advanced strategies. But things like how oddities work, what the rocks/zap/spider events actually require, how buffs are shared, where dailies start, what keys/relics are needed, and how the core reward loop functions should be much clearer in-game.

I would love to see future versions of Night Market include:

A better in-game explanation of the event loop.

Clearer map markers for daily quest starts and objective areas.

Tooltips or journal entries explaining oddities, relics, keys, and faction progress.

Group Finder warnings that tell players what access items they need before joining dungeon/trial groups.

An official written guide from ZOS that covers the basics, with community guides linked for deeper strategy.

The guide creators deserve credit, but the game itself should do more of the onboarding. Night Market is already a more demanding event zone than usual; clearer in-game information would make it feel challenging in the right ways instead of confusing in avoidable ways.