Enchanters now just make a glyph with the desired effect trapped within it. As the right of the crown, a hefty levy for allowing us to operate in the city could be assessed.īut now this has all changed. Prices for the city could be set at a friendly meeting of three or four enchanters, and a fine profit could be made. Because of this, enchanters only competed with other enchanters who resided in the same city, since most people did not want to carry a sword hundreds of leagues to another enchanter just to save a few gold drakes. An enchanter from the Imperial City complains about the effect it has had in the enchantment market, missing the old days:Ī few years ago, enchanters would take the physical object to be enchanted and, using various ingredients and tools, imbue the object with the necessary mystical powers. In ESO, the runestones are mysterious and their use for enchanting by turning them into glyphs is relatively recent. Normally, that source is a soul gem, but it can be another thing. The changes in the game mechanics are, obviously, a gameplay feature prone to change due to game balance, but all in all sources agree on one thing: enchantments need a source of power. Feyfolken, Palla, Twin Secrets or Enchanter's Primer, among others. There are several books about the School of Enchantment. Spoilers are not against the rules-you have been warned! c) Don’t ask /r/teslore to check the lore of whole stories (e.g. b) No questions that can be answered by doing basic research. Questions shouldn’t be too broad or simple.Ī) No questions that can be answered simply by playing the games. Submissions should be titled usefully.Ī) If you have a single question, make it the title of your submission.
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