ESO Community Guides – September 2019

Check out all the new guides and builds crafted by the ESO community, including help with both of Scalebreaker’s challenging dungeons, a return to Clockwork City, updated builds, and more!

Beginners Guides

Miss Bizz—ESO Enchanting Guide

Learn everything you need to know to get started enchanting and crafting your own glyphs with this quick-and-dirty guide from Miss Bizz.

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Hack the Minotaur—Top 5 BEST Dungeons for Grinding GOLD & XP

If you’re looking for a new way to earn XP and Gold, Hack outlines some of the best Public Dungeons for farming, showcasing the best pathways to take.

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Kattatonia—Moongrave Fane—Boss Mechanics

Need help clearing Moongrave Fane? Check out this quick guide that walks you through the dungeon’s deadly bosses.

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FakeFox—Scalebreaker PvE Healer Guide

If you’re a healer trying to adjust your game since the Scalebreaker and Update 23 patch, this guide will help you keep the party alive.  

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J_DUB—Lair of Maarselok Hard Mode Guide

J_DUB walks us through the Lair of Maarselok, calling out the dungeon’s unique mechanics.

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Fextralife—10 Things You Missed in Clockwork City

If you’re looking for an excuse to head back to Sotha Sil’s greatest creation, Fextralife has provided a list of all the things you might have missed the first time.

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Builds

Sherman’s Gaming—The Lich Lord (Necromancer Character)

Dish out great damage with this flavorful Magicka Necromancer build that uses the Nerien’eth monster helm set.

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Dottz Gaming—Stamina Dragonknight PvP Build

Dottz has updated his Stam DK build that dishes out a ton of damage and is a lot of fun to play.

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Scarr X—Stamina Nightblade SOLO PvP Build

If you’re looking to stalk the battlegrounds of Cyrodiil solo, this agile build uses dodge rolling for a sneaky buff to penetration and more. 

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That’s it! As always, this is just a small sample of some of the amazing guides and builds the ESO community has created over the last month, so if you’ve created or enjoyed a guide you think the #ESOFam should see, send it our way via Twitter @TESOnline, Instagram, and Facebook!