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ENDEAVORS - EARN FREE REWARDS
ENDEAVORS - EARN FREE REWARDS
Endeavors system explained - Earn free rewards in ESO
Note: Please visit theDaily and Weekly ESO Endeavors page for an overview of the currently available Endeavors tasks.
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The Endeavors system is a free addition to the ESO Base game that arrives as part of Update 30 and launching mid-June 2021. It is free for all players, which means that it needs no purchase of the newest Chapter. The new system lets you complete daily and weekly tasks called Endeavors. By completing these dailies and weeklies you are awarded with various rewards (such as Gold or Experience) and a new currency called Seals of Endeavor.
The Endeavors are listed in the Group & Activity Finder. You automatically receive 5 account-wide daily and 3 weekly Endeavors that ask you to complete different tasks. They can be anything from PvP to gathering or crafting.
An example for a Daily reward could be 3 Seals of Endeavor and 5 Transmute Crystals per task.
An example for a Weekly reward could be 20 Seals of Endeavors per task.
The rewards will be automatically collected, so no need to do anything upon completion!
You can complete up to 3 Endeavor dailies from anywhere on your account with any of your characters at the moment, but this cap can change at any time, so that you don’t have to do everything and miss out, if you don’t like gathering resources, for example.
So, regardless of your playstyle, you will be able to get the maximum out of your dailies and you will have an opportunity to earn the new currency without having to complete activities you don’t necessarily enjoy.
Once you have reached the cap, the rest will be deactivated. After 24 hours and on the reset timer for all daily activities, new ones will become available. Same applies to the weekly tasks.
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Tasks in the Endeavors System
Once you login you can complete different tasks for the Endeavors system. There are plenty of different tasks that can be completed:
- Steal or pickpocket items
- Complete quests
- Defeat enemies using Class or Weapon abilities
- Sell items to vendors
- Craft different types of items
- Defeat different types of monsters
- Harvest resource nodes
- And more....
The dailies and weekly activities in the Endeavors system are things you are already doing regularly in ESO.
This list is an example of how this looks like in particular:
- Kill 10 foes with class abilities (multiple enemies at once count as 1 foe)
- Craft 4 items with Enchanting skill
- Loot 2 Treasure Chests
- Defeat 1 Patrolling Horror in the Imperial City District
- Complete 1 Battleground Match
The weekly Endeavors can look like this:
- Kill 30 world bosses
- Complete 7 dungeons
- Complete 7 public dungeon group events
Endeavors Daily List and RewardsYou can complete up to 3 Endeavor dailies from anywhere on your account with any of your characters at the moment and 1 weekly Endeavor, but this cap can change at any time, so that you don’t have to do everything and miss out, if you don’t like gathering resources, for example.
So, regardless of your playstyle, you will be able to get the maximum out of your dailies and you will have an opportunity to earn the new currency without having to complete activities you don’t necessarily enjoy.
Once you have reached the cap, the rest will be deactivated. After 24 hours and on the reset timer for all daily activities, new ones will become available. Same applies to the weekly tasks.
Endeavors are always active, therefore you don't have to do anything to activate them before you do a certain task.
The Endeavors menu can be found in the Group & Activity Finder tab next to the Dungeon & Activity Finder.
Seals of Endeavor
Endeavors reward you with a new currency calledSeals of Endeavor. The amount varies based on the day and challenge level of the Endeavors themselves.
They are account wide, have no collection limit and can be accessed from the Crown Store menu.With these seals you can purchase from the Seals of Endeavor section of the crown store.
Here, you can find items that are currently available in the Crown Crates.
When the available Crown Crates change, so too do the wares found here. In order to find the Seals of Endeavor section, open the Crown Store and choose in the upper right hand corner the second symbol from the left.
Purchasing Crown Crate Rewards don’t work any differently from purchasing anything else in the Crown Store.
Any Crown Crate items acquired this way cannot be converted into Crown Gems.
Also, the seal value for individual Crown Crate items differs, which might require saving up for the most valued items, such as Radiant Apex mounts.
Endeavors - Tips
- If you need to find a particular harvest node, crafting surveys count to the progress. Crafting surveys are obtainable by doing Daily Crafting Writs.
- If you are asked to craft a specific item-type (not item-set), the Daily Crafting Writs count towards the progress, also across characters as Endeavors are account-wide.
- Dolmen and Deadlands chests count towards the Treasure Chest task.
- The unlocking chest part is easiest done in a heist quest. That way you can get a bounty-free unlocking.
- Black Sacrament quests are ideal for pickpocketing or murdering people.
- Boats at the Daggerfall docks are great places for stealing items, as there are no NPCs to witness the deed. They usually don't contain items of blue quality or higher.
If you have to kill a specific type of enemy, normal instances are usually a good place to look for these.
- Arx Corinium (Dungeon) is a good source for reptiles.
- If you need to kill "Bestial Daedra", Banished Cells I is a good place as there's a few directly at the start.
- Halls of Fabrication (especially the beginning) is a good place for instanced clockwork-type monsters
- "Giant" type monsters are: Ogres, Minotaurs and Flame Behemots. Trolls do not count as "Giants".
- City of Ash II houses a lot of fights with "Beasts" in the first part.
- Skyreach Catacombs is a good place to go for ghosts.
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