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Wear Properous traited(buff to gold dropping) gear, maybe vicious serpent trial gear but not required.
Kill Imperial mobs
One suggested place is Vile Manse in Reaper’s March(Aldmeri Dominion)
Usually 30k gold is dropped in an hour. Sell the items dropped to get the rest
Stam Sorc was his preference due to speed of movement and killing rapidly
Buy repair kits — will make your gold back on those real fast without having to leave dungeon to repair.
He asks others to post other places that might be similarly full of Imperials to kill in a gold/xp farming manner.
I’m a single Argonian mom working from my marsh making 5,000 a month.
Razaks wheel, a public dungeon in Bangkorai has a lot of imperials while also having the advantage of the bosses dropping possibly spriggans.
The Bangkorai public dungeon would be good place to do this, alot of imperials and it is fairly fast to clear them with AoE (It took me like 5–8 seconds to wipe 2 groups with my cp350 mag sorc). This is going to become handy when I need money for homestead
Get swiftly forgotten rank 4 on the thieves guild tree.
Before going to bed, accept the daily sacriment quest from the Dark Brotherhood.
Pickpocket and kill everyone. Each NPC gives two pieces of stolen loot. They also respawn quickly, so you can keep doing this for as long as you want.
when done, abandon the quest and go to sleep. When you wake up, the bounty will be gone. Now fence 100+ green and blue stolen items for an easy 10,000+ gold.
A beginners guild to making gold in ESO
First of all take the time to find a top trading guild. (I wholeheartedly recommend Hlaalu Trading Company if you are in the Ebonheart Pact.) What you are looking for is an ACTIVE guild. They should have close to 500 members and a stall in a major city but even more importantly they should have more than 50 players online even at non-peak hours. This means on the weekend and at peak evening hours they will have 100+ people online. This is what you want. Activity. Now that you have a good trading guild:
Collect all Alchemy reagents and sell those in the guild store. Yes, you can sell them in zone chat but I get more for the same items in the guild store. (With less effort too. I have seen people pay 200g each for top herbs. One of the fastest farming grinds in the game.)
Gold saved is gold earned. Don’t repair items! Once you are VR it makes a little more sense but from level 1–50 it is petty much a waste of gold. Wear green or blue items you find and when they are broken sell or deconstruct them. If you are OCD like me and can’t stand your character looking like crap then make your own matching armor sets every two levels or so and just decon/sell everything you come across. If you hate crafting, wear your favorite costume so you don’t have to look like the village idiot while being frugal.
Don’t pay to fast travel to wayshrines. Run or ride to the nearest one and then you can fast travel between them for free. You can also fast travel to friends and guildmembers for free. (If in a group you can fast travel to a group member as well) Just go to the respective group, contact or guild menu and right click the players name.
Deconstruct everything you pick up until your desired crafting skills reach level 50. Then at that point, I would sell all white and green items you pick up, (with the exception being if they are part of a dropped set) deconstruct blue and undesirable purple items and sell good purple and dropped set items in your guild store.
Don’t bother trying to sell jewelry in the guild store unless it is purple, gold or part of a dropped set. There is just too much jewelry out there for sale to make an easy profit, IMO.
The best provisioning ingredients come from hirelings (tomatoes, oats, red wheat etc…) and provisioning is super easy to level up. All in all, I think provisioning is better as a craft for the food and drink then to try and sell the raw ingredients. With the justice system and provisioning updates though a lot could change about the way we collect ingredients and make food so we’ll just have to see. If one of your crafts is provisioning like me, I personally hoard ALL ingredients and once I am stocked up I do a huge bake off and make a crap load of food. I use my best food for myself, sell the level 50+ foods that people actually pay for and vendor the rest to NPC. I make a good amount of gold this way.
Buy bag upgrades. I know it seems counter-productive at first to spend so much on bag space but once you have them you can make more gold, and quicker so it is a worthy investment.
The basic motif books aren’t worth much anymore but the rarer styles still go for a bit. Dwemer pages and materials go for a ton right now and purple recipes still fetch a bit too. (Although they have come down a lot.)
Hit up all red (Aspect) runes. Most of the time you will get a Ta but occasionally you will get a green, blue, purple or gold Aspect Rune and you can sell these for a bit. (Please note: these prices WILL change over time and only reflect my experience on the NA server.)
Jejota (green) = about 100g a piece
Denata (blue) = about 400g a piece
Rekuta (purple) = about 900g a piece
Kuta = (gold) = about 3000–3500g a piece
You can sell stacks of mats but they go for as cheap as 900g a stack in my experience and I like to spend my gold grinding time elsewhere personally.
Unless you PvP a ton before level 50 I would wait to buy a horse. I didn’t buy a horse until VR 3 because all I did is PvE and you honestly don’t need it. I had plenty of gold to comfortably buy the 42,000g horse because I waited. (This horse is mainly for speed in PvP anyway.)
I like to sell weapon and armor glyphs too. (I just NPC vend all jewelry glyphs as of now.) I only use magicka armor glyphs so I sell all the stamina and health ones I pick up for about 125g a piece in the guild store. Weapon glyphs I sell for a little less. (89g — 110g depending on the effect.)
Invest in the Soul Lock passive in the Soul Magic skill line. With 2 points in this passive you will have a 10% chance to trap a soul when killing an enemy with a weapon. Full, Grand Soul Gems are worth a ton and with the removal of forward camps from PvP they will most likely continue to be.
EDIT: This isn’t the end-all be-all guide for gold grinding but I wanted to present some general guild lines for brand new players who feel a little lost trying to figure out how they are going to manage their inventory and which items to vend and which ones to pass on. Thanks to msarthur and insidiat0r for their great additions.
ESO is a great game
They’ve definitely said things they won’t give up — like beta testers’ monkey pets, etc. We can’t be 100% sure they won’t release them again, but there’s no real reason for them to say again, they can repaint the skin a little bit and resell it under another name.
So, no, I don’t think ESO can get everything. Even if you want to get everything you can, it means spending a lot of time and coins .
By the time you get everything possible, they have more to buy.
For example, I set out to create a production role, which means logging in every day to train skills, which takes more time to train.
By the time I study all, I have to spend time learning some new skills! It turns out that you can never learn all of this.
ESO is a great game. I think this is the best MMO game ever, suitable for players who like cooperative games and single player games.
But as a perfectionist, I have to accept the fact that it’s not a game for perfectionists.