These are just a couple examples that I have heard of or that I personally know of because I farm mats there! I’m sure there are plenty other quaint little townships and meadows and farmlands out there that have yet to be discovered! The township of Fell’s run and the adjacent farmlands are among my favourite little spots to farm. A couple areas to check out for yourself are: West of Davon’s Watch, Fell’s Run and the Eldrald Estate next to it, and the fields of Phaer. Likewise, these areas meet the criteria outlined above, and are subsequently great locations for farming materials on ESO. Given these facts, a lot of these zones have become hotspots for roleplaying in ESO. These quaint spots are often isolated, far from the hustle and bustle of big cities, and a fair ways away from any dangers.
There are a few areas littered throughout Tamriel that are tucked away from the rest of the world. These zones are the least populated with other players as well as monsters, since only new players have much of a reason to spend time questing in the zone, and there are a lack of monsters to accommodate these newer players. There are three starter islands, one for each alliance zone, and they consist of Khenarthi’s Roost, Betnikh, and Stros M’kai. Starter zones are considered the first ever zone that you explore when just starting the game. Where are the best places to farm nodes in ESO? Do you continuously run into adds and have to stop farming to kill them all of the time? When trying to establish an area to traverse with the intention of farming nodes, you need to consider three things:ġ) Is this area node-dense? Does it take relatively little time to get from one node to the next, or are you finding that sometimes you can walk a long distance without seeing a single node.Ģ) Does this area have low traffic? You are not going to want to compete with other players for the same resources, as that would negatively effect the criteria above ^ģ) Is the terrain easy to traverse? Or are you finding that you have to swim slowly across too many lakes and rivers, go out of your way to find a bridge or stairway etc.
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