Ooooh ok. Khajiit was under the impression that you could pick whatever alliance you wanted with One Tamriel. Hmmm, this one is going to want that Adventurer Pack. Khajiit thinks it will open up more RP stories.

I do think that is the case with One Tamriel, but I'm not sure.

I just know that when I started playing ESO, choosing Redguard or Orsimer put me in Daggerfall.

But the Adventurer Pack is supposed to let you play any race any Alliance.

I just got it for the bantam guar. Alise wanted it. I had the Crowns. So . . .

There is also an "Ulfe-looking" (Russian Wolfhound?) dog called Rulfgar Stormcloak I saw the other day - I so wished you were there to see it! I tried to get a screenshot and missed the shot



I want that Palomino horse that comes with that Gold Edition! It is gorgeous!






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Sandor Castius did a bit of hunting around Glemumbra. Came across a few bandits and their pesky traps, who were keeping some nobles prisoner.

Irvana is having a hard time leveling up. She became a vampire at level 3 and she's level 4 now. I have five skill points to use and I wanted to invest them in her vampire abilities but it hardly even levels up!

Is there any tricks to leveling them up? I haven't played either Werewolf or Vampire yet, but the internet might have some leveling tips.

With the other bar types, just keeping the bar active when you turn in a quest is what levels up what is on the bar. So every time you turn in a quest or make a kill while your vampire bar is active might level it up.






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Well werewolf is easy to level up. All you have to do is turn and go about.

vampures are harder since I just learned you're character level up normally but since I am very low level it takes time.

Khajiit noticed you can buy the Vampire and werewolf afflictions. Can you also catch these in game normally?

Yes you can buy them. For both of my characters I was turned by players. Irvana's turn was actually hilarious. She was looking for a vampire ritual site where you can be turned. She was led there by a non-vampire woman who told me wait and in no time she would be turned. Right as she said it a pale muscular fellow(another player) and bit my character and the woman said, "See. There you go."

The other way is getting infected by certain enemy NPC's that spawn once a week in certain places.

Ok nice. So buying it is just for impatient folks, or so it would seem. Lol

Yeah, or people who would rather start off their adventure as either a werewolf or a vampire

Khajiit is being very indecisive about what kind of character to play. This one wants to play a Khajiit but he does not want to be in the Aldmeri Dominion so he has to get the the "Adventurer Pack". Then he is looking at all the different armors for the different classes and they all look fantastic! So tough.


Do you automatically start as a vampire/werewolf or just start with the disease that causes them?

Well do what is best for Khajiit hehe. What is his motivation? His goals? Which side would be best for him? And yes, the armors are beautiful

By buying it you bypass the entire thing, being fully either a vampire of werewolf.

I have the "Adventurer's Pack" for Playstation 4. Brand new. I just need a PS4 to use it.

Currently I am playing on the Xbox One. It is a shame I can't transfer my characters.

Yeah, this one is sure he'll figure it out. Thanks for the encouragement!

Ok, got it.

Lol, you bought something for a console you don't even have?!

So how does smithing work and how are "motifs" from the crown store related?

Blacksmithing can seem a bit intimidating at first. Here is one of the better guides on it that should give you a good feel for it: http://tamrieljournal.com/crafting-and-pro.../blacksmithing/

Regarding the styles or motifs, each of the ES races has a style. You start the game knowing the style for your race. To learn the other races, you find (as occasional loot) stylebooks for them as you play. You can (if you have more crowns than time) buy the knowledge to craft these other styles in the Crown Store as well as the knowledge to craft other more exotic styles.

Hope that gets you a good start. Woodworking (bows, staves, shields) and Clothing (cloth and leather armor) work very similarly to Blacksmithing.

One tip most players endorse is that if your character plans on doing any of those three crafts, begin researching traits early. The reason is that as you learn more traits for an item, continuing to learn more takes longer and longer.

Very informative. Thank you! Also, to everyone here, thank you for being patient with Khajiit and his endless questions! This game seems very huge and this one is very excited to explore the land of Tamriel in the 2nd Era!

Keep asking and we'll try to help. I was the newb at Chorrol for ESO until you got the game.

It certainly can be intimidating for quite some time. I'd really take your time and probably be prepared to retire a character or two as you learn what works best for you.

Yeah, this one's first character in main title TES games are usually throwaways so Khajiit is thinking he may end up doing that with TES:O.

Hey!

I thought I was the newb! Just started in September, I'll have ya know!



Actually, it was Acadian's account of his ESO experience that made me decide to take the plunge.

Same with my choice of stamsorc for my current ESO character.

Oh, we are more than happy to answer any questions you have! It is huge, and there is so much to see and learn about = no problem whatsoever!