Elder Scrolls Online is a MMORPG that captivates players with its in-depth story and stunning world to explore. However, like any good RPG, players will always have gear and other valuables that are of little use or lose importance later in the game.

With so many ESO items to keep track of, some players may wonder which items they can trade right away without worrying about them regretting it in the future. Normally, these items can only be traded with normal merchants, but some of these items will give better payouts if players are able to join Guilds that have vendors.

Runestones

We’ll start with one of the most valuable items players can trade. Runestones are usually in ESO just to help players craft magic. As long as the player can get all three variants, combine them into spells that can be placed on jewelry, armor, or weapons. However, when exploring Elder Scrolls Online, players may stumble upon numerous Runestones, even more than they need to craft their spells.

While these Runestones aren’t worth much at regular vendors, Runestones in Guilds can make a tidy profit by running errands for other players. Among them, whether in the form of a bundle or a single transaction, these Runestones will definitely help players earn a lot of ESO Gold.

Low Level Potions

When the player takes an adventure on the continent of Tamriel, the player will need to do a lot of tasks, which also means that the player can level up quickly. Many of these adventures reward players with potions designed to keep them alive as they fight stronger enemies.

However, most of the time, as the player’s health increases, these potions will also upgrade to stronger healing effects. So they will quickly become obsolete. Instead of blindly using these old potions, players trade them all in for a more immediate benefit the moment they start getting stronger potions.

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Stolen Items

As with many RPGs of the past, players can dabble in the criminal side of things by breaking into NPC houses in Elder Scrolls Online. While stealing might not be one of the easiest ways to make money. Those who consider themselves master thieves are sure to make a ton of gold by emptying entire towns of valuables.

Every major city in the game has an Outlaw’s Refuge, which has fences where players can trade these ill-gotten gains. It is important for the player to visit this fence right away. Many times, a single wrong move will result in the player being caught and losing all their ill-gotten gains.

Trash

Not surprisingly, these items that fall into Trash category have little use for anything other than trading with vendors for a meager return. These Trash items have almost no value, but as long as players are fighting enemies outside, they will always drop a lot of these trash items. These Trash tend to take up most of the player’s inventory, so trading may be the best way to deal with them.

Typically, these Trash items are most likely to drop from players fighting Bears and Wolves wandering in the woodlands of ESO. Players will definitely get a lot of Foul Hide which cannot be used for crafting but only for trading.

Treasure

One of the most important items that players should trade as soon as possible is the rare but valuable treasure items they may find when killing enemies or searching treasure chests. Like Trash items, these treasures can only be traded, only they have a higher value. But it also makes them take up unnecessary space in the player’s inventory.

Certain treasures can even be worth several hundred gold coins when traded, but it all depends on the type of treasure found. These treasures can also be found by pickpocketing or stealing from houses. As such, players are likely to stumble upon Legendary Treasure at some point.

All in all, rather than having these items take up unnecessary inventory space, trading is probably the most convenient way to deal with them. So, take a look at your inventory and you might be able to make a tidy profit. Good luck.