Hey Jake thanks for all the info you provide, I like your style and thought process, please keep em coming! Wanted to add a couple things for your audience as I’ve done me a lot of daily crafting and I didn’t catch you mention it (though you may have in previous videos): 1. Supposedly the more traits you have learned for blacksmithing, clothing, and woodworking will increase master writ drop rates as does the more motifs/styles your character’s learned. For provisioning more purple/gold recipes learned increases the drop rate and for alchemy/enchanting more ingredient/rune properties discovered increases drop rates. How much it increases I don’t know but with my crafters I’ll always consume any purple/gold recipes (except War Torte) and any motifs/motif books worth less than 5k gold rather than try to sell them. 2. Alchemy and provisioning master writs can be used for a nice XP boost if you’ve got the materials and stock up on the master writs. There’s only a handful of variations and since the items stack (unlike the other 4 master writ types) they can be mass produced without taking up too much bag space which allows you to complete a ton of master writs in a short amount of time. This allows you to pop a single 150% XP scroll and pair it during a 100% XP event bonus to get tons of experience fast (and some gold/writ vouchers). Even better if done during the Zenithar event specifically for the extra gold and event rewards, assuming the event isn’t nerfed. ALSO, keep in mind this can be used to level up your characters skills. I’ll turn in a ton of master writs to max out the skills with a new character fast. Use the armory to reset your skills to max out the various skill morphs. ALSO be aware that the game tags the crafting character to the item. That is, when I make potions for an alchemy master writ on character “Bob”, it’ll tag “Crafted by Bob” to those potions and only that character can use those potions to complete the writs. HOWEVER there is a small loop hole if you’ve got leftover potions/poisons and want to turn them under a different character. All you need to do is create one potion with the new character and then combine it with the leftover stacks made from the other character and the game will recognize the whole stack as created by the new character. I find Mournhold the best spot to do this as the alchemy and provisioning stations are near to the master writ turn in location in that zone so if I run out of potions, etc. while turning in the master writs I can quickly craft more without wasting too much time on the active XP scroll. 3. Blackwood’s a great location for crafting dailies - everything you need is in close proximity. I found Reapers March good for base game location. Keep in mind that you can use these quests to slowly but surely level up various skills/skill morphs, use the armory to reset when needed. I have more tips but those are the big ones and this post is long enough lol.. thanks again, hope this helps someone.
Took me two and a half years, but In about 25 days I'll finally have everything researched in the crafting category! The last item is a large axe with nirncrux
Amazing as always. Love the intro jokes and the throw away comment about Americans making chili and doing their taxes killed. Great info. I have been playing for 3 years and still learning new stuff from your vids. Appreciate you Jake!
They confirmed at a dev panel that there will be 4 stations for the all in one attunable crafting station. 1 for each profession. Furthermore, they have confirmed that you will still have to have every single 4 table set to feed into the 4 stations to be able to craft from those stations. You can find more info on my post about it on the official forums in the crafting section written by DirtyDeeds765. Should be on the first or second page
They need to add more material return on the higher levels. Tier 10 clothing I use average of 42-45 silk or leather and I get 15 back in the box. The master writs are rewarded few and far between too.
I had no idea you could sell those attunable crafting stations. I'll have to try doing that so I can afford the style pages I need to complete some of my legendary crafting writs.
Call me dumb but im super confused. How do i get started on doing the writ voucher quests and stuff? Ik you explained it but I just dont get how to start it
I really need help doing the apocrypha ordinator missions but people are not around to help these days. Is this game fonally dead after necrom as i hear gold road is not what is expected
Jake, I have been having an issue, I think, with my main server info bleeding over into my TS server. Is this an issue for anyone else, have you heard of this? Even my items that I have for sale are being returned to my TS and I am worried abotu collecting anything with the whole crown crate issues. Any ideas?
I eat my vegetables 🥦. But also I do a high stat build on my sorc! I’m actually about to rework it to make the stats a little higher in exchange for less proc damage
'There's not much to doing writs' says the high level player, who already maxed out all their crafting, knows most if not all the sets and has researched every trait on every item variant in the game.
The writ books are endgame stuff. The basic "daily quest" crafting writs, on the other hand, are genuinely simple daily quests that can be completed at any level. Daily writs can be completed at any crafting station, and their quest boards are always conveniently located next to a crafting hall. They only request items that your character can make at their current skill level, and never ask for any specific traits, sets, or styles.
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Hey Jake thanks for all the info you provide, I like your style and thought process, please keep em coming! Wanted to add a couple things for your audience as I’ve done me a lot of daily crafting and I didn’t catch you mention it (though you may have in previous videos):
1. Supposedly the more traits you have learned for blacksmithing, clothing, and woodworking will increase master writ drop rates as does the more motifs/styles your character’s learned. For provisioning more purple/gold recipes learned increases the drop rate and for alchemy/enchanting more ingredient/rune properties discovered increases drop rates. How much it increases I don’t know but with my crafters I’ll always consume any purple/gold recipes (except War Torte) and any motifs/motif books worth less than 5k gold rather than try to sell them.
2. Alchemy and provisioning master writs can be used for a nice XP boost if you’ve got the materials and stock up on the master writs. There’s only a handful of variations and since the items stack (unlike the other 4 master writ types) they can be mass produced without taking up too much bag space which allows you to complete a ton of master writs in a short amount of time. This allows you to pop a single 150% XP scroll and pair it during a 100% XP event bonus to get tons of experience fast (and some gold/writ vouchers). Even better if done during the Zenithar event specifically for the extra gold and event rewards, assuming the event isn’t nerfed. ALSO, keep in mind this can be used to level up your characters skills. I’ll turn in a ton of master writs to max out the skills with a new character fast. Use the armory to reset your skills to max out the various skill morphs. ALSO be aware that the game tags the crafting character to the item. That is, when I make potions for an alchemy master writ on character “Bob”, it’ll tag “Crafted by Bob” to those potions and only that character can use those potions to complete the writs. HOWEVER there is a small loop hole if you’ve got leftover potions/poisons and want to turn them under a different character. All you need to do is create one potion with the new character and then combine it with the leftover stacks made from the other character and the game will recognize the whole stack as created by the new character. I find Mournhold the best spot to do this as the alchemy and provisioning stations are near to the master writ turn in location in that zone so if I run out of potions, etc. while turning in the master writs I can quickly craft more without wasting too much time on the active XP scroll.
3. Blackwood’s a great location for crafting dailies - everything you need is in close proximity. I found Reapers March good for base game location. Keep in mind that you can use these quests to slowly but surely level up various skills/skill morphs, use the armory to reset when needed.
I have more tips but those are the big ones and this post is long enough lol.. thanks again, hope this helps someone.
Took me two and a half years, but In about 25 days I'll finally have everything researched in the crafting category! The last item is a large axe with nirncrux
Living the dream! One of these -days- months I'll be joing you ;)
@rhonwenbaker2448 just got it last week! lol
Am i the only one with 20 toons with everything researched ? Writs make me so rich :)
Man, I love your opening. It has such a nice rhythm to it!!
Glad you like it!
Amazing as always. Love the intro jokes and the throw away comment about Americans making chili and doing their taxes killed. Great info. I have been playing for 3 years and still learning new stuff from your vids. Appreciate you Jake!
They confirmed at a dev panel that there will be 4 stations for the all in one attunable crafting station. 1 for each profession. Furthermore, they have confirmed that you will still have to have every single 4 table set to feed into the 4 stations to be able to craft from those stations.
You can find more info on my post about it on the official forums in the crafting section written by DirtyDeeds765. Should be on the first or second page
Nice tuck-friendly tee from target
Keep em coming Jakey boy!! Love the puns
Thanks for the guide 😁
Any time!
They need to add more material return on the higher levels. Tier 10 clothing I use average of 42-45 silk or leather and I get 15 back in the box. The master writs are rewarded few and far between too.
i love doing- i mean hoarding masterwrits so much i have over 1000 of them
I am fairly new to ESO and still trying to learn how things work in the game. I love the puns, I use them at work 😀.
Glad you like them!
As a American, I can indeed confirm that making chili and filing taxes are both things that I do.
i read the same maze book i think it is amazing
Zenithar and the winter festival. I think they're my favorites.
I'll not tolerate Ebonhart pact slander.
Another great video jake and I love ur shirt ❤
That pun was amazing
I thought he was going to say "aMAZE-ing" 😅
Awesome video
I had no idea you could sell those attunable crafting stations. I'll have to try doing that so I can afford the style pages I need to complete some of my legendary crafting writs.
Just as long as you got them with writs sometimes they give them away as holiday rewards and those are bound
In order to get writs, will you need to be character level 50, skill line 50, or both?
Ty u for the video ❤
Great video
Call me dumb but im super confused. How do i get started on doing the writ voucher quests and stuff? Ik you explained it but I just dont get how to start it
You find/buy them they’re a consumable
@@Official_JakeClips I was apparently being stupid 🤦♂️. I needed to go to a trainer to get er goin ha
Day 23 of doing daily writs an still havent gotten a writ book. Is this normal, am i unlucky, or am missin something here?
I really need help doing the apocrypha ordinator missions but people are not around to help these days. Is this game fonally dead after necrom as i hear gold road is not what is expected
oh Jake, I dub you "King of Dad Jokes" lol
Jake, I have been having an issue, I think, with my main server info bleeding over into my TS server. Is this an issue for anyone else, have you heard of this? Even my items that I have for sale are being returned to my TS and I am worried abotu collecting anything with the whole crown crate issues. Any ideas?
What TS are you referring too
@@Official_JakeClips test server
Idk if it’s just me but I get write vouchers like once a week from writs :/
Create more characters. I have 10 characters and I'm swimming in writ vouchers
@@spicyghost1323 oh okay okay
For the PACT!
What i wanna know is where is Jake selling attunable stations for 4 million? competition in Mournhold has them going for 170k - 200k rn #FeelsBadMan
I can’t remember exactly but I think I meant how much I believed the new all in one attunable would sell for
how does he have such high stats in all three attributes? i dont come close to those numbers.
I eat my vegetables 🥦. But also I do a high stat build on my sorc! I’m actually about to rework it to make the stats a little higher in exchange for less proc damage
what other events come next?
Zenithar I believe
There an event start date?
All we know is “summer” ☹️
@@Official_JakeClips Suspenseful, like Apocrypha Fishing
When is the Zenthar event?
Ahem (summer) - ZOS
Sadly all we know so far
I think it’s gonna drop after the maintenance
Whats up with the Eboinheart Pact hate? You know they are the superior faction right? ;)
'There's not much to doing writs' says the high level player, who already maxed out all their crafting, knows most if not all the sets and has researched every trait on every item variant in the game.
Remember though that enchanting provisioning and alcemy ones don’t require any sort of traits and crafting levels! Same with event ones ♥️
The writ books are endgame stuff. The basic "daily quest" crafting writs, on the other hand, are genuinely simple daily quests that can be completed at any level.
Daily writs can be completed at any crafting station, and their quest boards are always conveniently located next to a crafting hall. They only request items that your character can make at their current skill level, and never ask for any specific traits, sets, or styles.
Just another comment lol
Idk what’s happening to me. I have all my crafting mastered out and do writs every day, but I’ve only ever gotten one or two sealed writs?
Great video