ESO Farming Build Speedy G – ESO Gold Farming Build

Table of Contents

• How Fast Am I?
• Farming Setup
  • Gear
  • Skills
  • Champion Points
  • Important Info (Food, Mundus, Race, Potions, Passives, Attributes)
• Resource Management
• Build Video
• Update Log

Welcome to the ESO Farming Build “Speedy G“. This build has unlimited stealth cloak mode, unlimited resources and all that at maximum speed. The ESO Farming Build is designed to farm resource nodes or treasure chests. The build isn’t optimized for combat but rather for farming materials as fast as possible. You will manage to make about 100k Gold per hour (PC EU prices) with this setup if you can efficiently farm.

With this ESO Farming Build you don’t directly farm gold, you farm materials which you can refine later and harness materials out of it, which you then can sell. You can sell all kinds of materials and make good profit off it. Of course that requires you to know the market prices, on PC you can get Master Merchant which shows you the average price of an item, makes it easier to decide for how much to list something up.

• Gold Farming Guide for ESO

You don’t need a perfect gear setup for this build. Of course if you have the optimal build like listed here, then you will be able to farm things faster which will make you more gold in the end.

• Fastest Farming Build
• Maximum Speed Build
• Permanent Stealth/sneak
• Easily avoid Fights
• Full Medium Armor

The video below shows an example of how fast you can be while crouched in stealth.

How Fast Am I?

Lets analyze all the options you have that could increase your speed in for the ESO Farming Build. The speed limit is 200%, walking already accounts for 100% speed. Now what can we do to boost our speed. We also should differentiate our speed while walking and while sprinting.

It becomes quite clear that while sprinting we will get to 200% without any problems. However, we want to get close to 200% with our walk speed in stealth/sneak, and that is what the ESO Farming Build is all about. Therefore, we can sneak all the time, be invisible all the time and have unlimited resources due to a neat trick and pretty much have 200% speed without sprinting. To showcase this, you can watch the Speedy G Video.

Important: it is recommended to be a Vampire with this setup to ignore the movement speed penalty in sneak thanks to the Dark Stalker passive. However, if you don’t want to be a Vampire, you could also use the Night’s Silence set to get the same effect in sneak. you can replace the Jailbreaker set, as this set isn’t really crucial to the builds success.

Walk Speed

• Jailbreaker set = 15% speed (Minor Expedition).
• Retreating Maneuver skill = 30% speed for 7 seconds (Major Expedition).
• Ring of the Wild Hunt set = Movement speed buff of 15% in combat and 45% out of combat.
• Steed Mundus Stone = 16% (with 7 Divine trait)
• Steed’s Blessing Perk Champion Points = 20% Speed
• Swift Trait = 7% speed gold quality (6% purple, 5% blue).
• Concealed Weapon skill = 25% movement speed while in stealth.

Sprint Speed

• Sprint = 40%
• Sprint Medium Armor passive Athletics = 1 piece = 3%, 7 pieces = 21%.
• Coward’s Gear set = While sprinting you gain 30% speed (Major Expedition).
• Fiord’s Legacy set = While sprinting you gain 15% speed (Unique buff).
• Swift Warrior Orc passive = While sprinting you gain 10% speed (unique buff).

— The Speed Setup —

Important: Be a Vampire for the Dark Stalker passive to remove the speed penalty in sneak!

Now lets calculate what our speed is with the setup and what options you have to diversify the build.

• 100% from our base speed.
• 15% from the Jailbreaker set.
• 16% from the Steed Mundus Stone.
• 15% from Swift trait on jewelry blue quality

All this combined already gives us a 146% walk speed buff.

• 25% from the Concealed Weapon skill while we are stealthed.

This brings us already to 171% speed while we are sneaking.

Now you have three more options:

• Use Retreating Maneuver to get another 30% speed but the Major Expedition buff only lasts for 7 seconds and you get kicked out of stealth for half a second when activating it.
• Use Channeled Acceleration to gain 30% speed Major Expedition buff for 12 seconds and it won’t kick you out of stealth.
• Use Ring of the Wild Hunt which gives you a 45% speed boost outside of combat.
• Spend points in the Steed’s Blessing Perk in the Champion Points tree to gain up to 20% speed outside of combat.

So, without even sprinting we can pretty much reach 200% while in permanent sneak and have unlimited resources thanks to the Vesture of Darloc Brae set and a smaller detection radius.

ESO Farming Build Setup

Lets take a look at the overall ESO Farming Build setup. To optimize the Farming Build you want to get the same gear setup like shown below. There are two setups, one without a Mythic item and one with a Mythic item. Both setups can reach the maximum speed limit, but with the Mythic item setup it is easier to reach the limit.

Gear without Mythic Item

It is not important how you allocate gear, just make sure to have Jailbreaker and Vesture of Darloc Brae so you get the five piece bonus effects.

Gear with Mythic Item

If you are using the Mythic Item setup, you don’t really need the Major Expedition buff skills such as Rapid Maneuver or Channeled Acceleration like you see below in the slot 3 on the front bar, because you are already at the cap with this.

Where can I get the gear?

Vesture of Darloc Brae: Elsweyr Overland, Guildstores
Jailbreaker: Banished Cells 1 & 2
Ring of the Wild Hunt: Antiquities Mythic Item

other options:
Fiord’s Legacy: Eastmarch
Coward’s Gear: Battlegrounds, Guildstores

Skills for the ESO Farming Build

With the ESO Farming Build you can also dish out some damage. However, you can adjust the skill bars to your liking. Just make sure to not remove skills that we use for cloaking and extra speed.

Optional: You can also use the Psijic skill Channeled Acceleration to gain 12 seconds speedbuff, that way you will not be kicked out of stealth (Which happens when you use the Retreating Maneuver buff).

Champion Points for the ESO Farming Build

This build works well without any Champion Points. The Champion Point allocation below is just the extra cherry on top.

Below you can find the Champion Points setup for this build. Work your way from top to bottom in your allocation. For more information on Champion Points, please visit the Champion Points Overview Page on ESO-Hub.com.

Important:

• Warfare Tree: This tree gives you a mix between damage, healing and damage mitigation.
• Fitness Tree: This tree gives you extra health, sustain and defensive buffs.
• Craft Tree: This is mostly about preference. This tree has various cool perks like better quality items in chests, harvest time reduction and double yield, which can be very nice for our farming build. But if you wanna go another route you can!
• Perks: Hovering over each perk will give you insights on what it does. Presets are also provided for each of the allocations below.

Click the tab below to open the allocation.

Important Info for the ESO Farming Build

In this section of the ESO Farming Build we are going to take a look at things like buff-food, mundus stone, race, potions, passives and attributes.

Buff-food

You can buy the Longfin Pasty With Melon Sauce buff food at the guildstores, the food is very cheap. For info on all buff food and drinks please visit the Buff Food and Drinks Overview Page.

Longfin Pasty With Melon Sauce
(Max Health, Max Stamina, Max Magicka)

Mundus Stone

The Steed Mundus Stone (Increases Movement Speed)

Race

Any race will work for this build. However, with a Khajiit you will be able to sneak closer to enemies without getting detected. As an Orc you can run faster than other races if you want that. If you want to see all the racial passive bonuses check it out here in the racial passives guide.

Kahjiit (Recommended)
Orc
Wood Elf
Redguard
Imperial
Nord
Any Race

Potions

Use whatever potions you have available, we do have enough sustain without potions in most scenarios.

Passives for the ESO Farming Build

The ESO Farming Build utilizes the follow passives. However, you can always add more passives to the list in case you got some other skill lines that you want to also use.

• Assassination: Master Assassin, Executioner, Pressure Points, Hemorrhage
• Shadow: Refreshing Shadows, Shadow Barrier, Dark Vigor, Dark Veil
• Siphoning: Catalyst
• Two Handed: Forceful, Heavy Weapons, Balanced Blade, Follow Up, Battle Rush
• Bow: Long Shots, Accuracy, Ranger, Hawk Eye, Hasty Retreat
• Medium Armor: Dexterity, Wind Walker, Improved Sneak, Agility, Athletics
• Vampire: Dark stalker
• Racial: All

You could get more passives such as Fighters Guild etc if you want, but for farming alone it isn’t really necessary.

Crafting Passives

If you do want to farm maximum level materials with the  ESO Farming Build, you need to make sure to have your crafting maxed out. To get max level materials you need to max out:

• Metalworking – Blacksmithing
• Woodworking – Woodworking
• Tailoring – Clothing
• Recipe Improvement – Provisioning
• Solvent Proficiency – Alchemy
• Potency Improvement – Enchanting
• Engraver – Jewelry crafting

If you want to know how to level up all your crafting skill lines I do recommend checking out the Crafting Guides on my website, which explain everything in detail.

Attributes

All into Stamina

Resource Management for the ESO Farming Build

While sneaking the Vesture of Darloc Brae set will always return stamina and magicka, keeping ups pretty much at a 100% all the time. You can also further use potions to boost your sustain, but the set will be more than enough for all non combat actions.

Build Video Speedy G.

The video below showcases the full build in action and explains all the aspects of the ESO Farming Build in detail. Please keep in mind that the video is from an older patch but it is still relevant because it explains how the build works.

Update Log for the ESO Farming Build