Elder Scrolls Online:
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Me and my companion Tanlorian in Apocrypha
➤ Why do I play?
What makes this one of my favorite MMOs?
I log into this game and nothing else matters. After a long day at work, I am
transported to a beautiful open world and explore to my heart's content. No direction, no prompting,
just
run in any direction and I will find someone, something or someone will find me, then I am off on a
quest.
I cannot emphasize how much I love the voice acting. Every NPC has a voice, which is one of the
first
QOL
aspects that stood out to me. So many loveable and silly characters made even more so because the
voice
acting keeps the immersion. The quests and lore are interesting enough for me to listen to their
entire dialogue and take my time. They are well thought out which is a saving
grace for quests that would otherwise feel like they drag on and on.
After a long day of deadlines and being told what to do at work, Elder Scrolls Online progresses at
the
pace that YOU want and there are soo many opportunities to XP boost as well ! Some days I soley go
on
quests, fast traveling as much as possible. Other times I mount up or go on foot and take the scenic
route. It's cathartic listening to the music, harvesting, and finding areas of interest in between
quest
locations. I also love the different cultures and architecture.
If I want more hardcore gameplay I simply find world bosses and instanced or public dungeons. Now if
I am REALLY looking for punishment, I head over to the Undaunted Enclave and enter higher difficulty
dungeons that I may or may not finish or the infinite Archives where I fight my way through stages
to
see how far
I can go until the final boss. Back when I was in a guild, I also went to Trials which are the most
difficult dungeons for veteran players that took hours to beat with the 12 of us. I miss
those
days but guild activities eat up so much time, so now I am a casual player.
Without rambling too much longer I can be a crafter, scryer, steal/pick pocket (and face the
consequences but also level up skills lol), hunt for treasure, go on home tours,
specialize in one or many
builds, weapons, and skill lines (you are not locked in like other games). Play PVP, decorate my
avatar/companion, decorate my house. If I am
playing with
someone else,
I can decorate THEIR house. If playing with friends, we can all specialize in a craft and help each
other
upgrade items and/or focus on having a balanced group of tanks, dps, and healers. Pick a play style
and
just
run with it or make multiple characters to specialize even further. I still haven't gotten into all
the
features in the game !
Do anything, be anything. No worrying about pay to win. I will say there ARE loot boxes but there is
no
pressure to pull. I often forget they even exist because the game on its own is enough. I rarely get
bored and have never felt like I am falling behind.
➤ Basic Character Info
- Champion Point (level): 700+ out of 3600
- Race: Dark Elf
- Class: Necomancer
- Subclass: Arcanist
- Combat Role: DPS
- Game Mode: PVE
- Undead Status: Noxiphilic Sanguivoria (Vamprisim)
- Stage: Stage one for reduced stat penalites
➤ Classes
Descriptions are from the offical website. Click the images to view
the
video
(Some don't have video)
🔥Arcanist
Master forbidden knowledge and manipulate arcane energies, ancient runes, and lost tomes as
the
Arcanist. Draw power not intended for mortal use and weave destructive, restorative, or
defensive
magics that are further empowered by the unique Crux system. Available with the Necrom
Chapter.
As an Arcanist, knowledge is the key to power beyond understanding.
💀 Necromancer
All of Tamriel’s dead are a resource for you to manipulate and exploit, as nothing is
forbidden
for
those who seek to master the dark arts. The Necromancer Class brings a unique style of play
to
The
Elder
Scrolls Online, allowing you to summon the undead and make use of corpses to overwhelm your
enemies
and
empower your attacks. Available with the Elsweyr Chapter or Necromancer Class upgrade in the
Crown
Store.
When playing as a Necromancer, death itself is a weapon.
🐻 Warden
Manipulate the wilds and summon powerful beasts with the Warden, a versatile Class that draws
from
the power of nature itself. When playing a Warden character, you can unleash the fury of the
wilds
upon unsuspecting intruders, wrap your allies in the healing power of the Green, and encase
yourself
in impenetrable, protective frost. Available with the Morrowind Chapter or Warden Class
upgrade
in
the Crown Store.
As a Warden, Tamriel's beasts and wilds are yours to command.
🛡️DragonKnight
Burn your foes in cleansing flame and withstand almost any assault with the Dragonknight, a
fiery,
unrelenting Class that thrives in the heart of battle. The Dragonknight Class allows you to
win
the
war of attrition with abilities that draw power from both the earth and the beasts of myth
while
overpowering your foes with ferocious Fire spells. Available with The Elder Scrolls Online
base
game.
With the Dragonknight, you bring ruin in the form of molten metal and fire.
🔮 Sorcerer
The horrors of Oblivion and the power of lightning itself are yours to command with the
Sorcerer
Class. As a Sorcerer, unlimited power is at your fingertips, allowing you to call powerful
lightning
strikes from above, support your allies, suppress your enemies, or overwhelm your foes with
Daedric
monsters. Available with The Elder Scrolls Online base game.
When wielding the full strength of the Sorcerer Class, all will fear your power.
🗡️ Nightblade
Attack from the shadows, drain your foes' health, and vanish into the void with the
Nightblade
Class. The shadows truly are your greatest weapon as you wield abilities that deal
devastating
damage at any range and siphon your victim's lifeforce to your allies. Available with The
Elder
Scrolls Online base game.
As a Nightblade, all of Tamriel fears your deadly unseen strike.
🌟 Templars
Seeking darkness whether it might be found, the Templar is a beacon to their allies and a
blinding
threat to their foes. As a Templar, you must bring justice to Tamriel in the form of
cleansing
light. Call forth the limitless power of the sun to obliterate your enemies and restore
yourself
and
your allies in radiant light. Available with The Elder Scrolls Online base game.
When playing a Templar, you'll always light the way.
Blood, Rose, and Bats
My first recall (teleportation animation). Three events. Months of questing and patiently waiting, and we are finally here. I have been plotting to get the Roseblood Bat Recall since the Doomchar Plateau hunt, and finally aquired it during the Jester Festival 2026.
Sanguine's Goodbye Kiss was the last item to complete the fragments. The $1,000 items below were the others I bought during previous events to also combine into the components I needed for the recall.
My beautiful bat children are finally home.
My First Event house
Screaming, crying, and throwing up!
I was visiting player homes, came across the "Doomchar
Plateau" and immediately fell in love. I HAD to know the next time it would
enter
the in game store, so I could purchase it !
After finding the answer, I fell to my knees and screamed in agony when I realized I could only
obtain
it during specfic event periods using event tickets to purchase each component of the house. Great
timing because my chance was approaching.
The New Life Festival event went smoothly. Completed quests and cashed in tickets for event items, then
saved up
tickets near the end for the house components.
The following event was based in the PVP Zones Cyrodiil and Imperial City. I almost didn't
participate
as I am not fond of fighting other players, but that house was CALLING to me !
It ended up being fun though! (yet still iritating). We took over a few
towns in Cyrodiil and districts in Imperial City and I scored a good amount of crystals (currency).
I
wish I recorded a video of the fights! All I can say is: I HATE YOU ALDMERI DOMINION.
Our last PVP outing was actually great. "Don't start none, won't be none" was motto
of
the day because we ran
past players from other Alliances and we ALL minded our business. Then we hopped out for the moment
I
was waiting for:
All that grinding, finally paid off.
