Welcome to the *Elder Scrolls Online: Blades of the Broken Kingdom – The Elder Scrolls Online: ESO – The Elder Scrolls Online: Blades of the Broken Kingdom (a.k.a. "The Elder Sword" or "Elder Scrolls: Blades" – but note: this is not an official ESO title)** — wait, confusion here! Ah, I see a mix-up in your query. You mentioned "Elder Scrolls Online" (ESO), but you're likely referring to "The Elder Scrolls: Blades" (a separate mobile/PC game), or possibly a mod or fan-made game. But based on your mention of "Gacha", which is a common mechanic in mobile games (like Genshin Impact, Fate/Grand Order, or Honkai: Star Rail), and "Beginner's Guide," it sounds like you might actually be referring to a gacha-style game inspired by The Elder Scrolls, or possibly a fan-made game. However, as of now (2024), there is no official Elder Scrolls game with gacha mechanics, and "The Elder Scrolls: Blades" (2019) is a single-player action RPG for mobile and PC, not a gacha game. So, to help you clearly, here are two possibilities: ✅ If you meant "The Elder Scrolls: Blades" (2019) – a standalone action RPG (not gacha): This game does not have gacha mechanics. It’s a narrative-driven, single-player RPG with a focus on combat, progression, and exploration. 🔥 Beginner’s Guide to The Elder Scrolls: Blades (Non-Gacha) 1. Choose Your Character Class (Early Game): Fighter (Melee): Great for beginners. Use a sword and shield or dual-wield. Durable and straightforward. Mage (Ranged/Spellcasting): Use elemental spells (Fire, Frost, Lightning). Learn to manage stamina and spell slots. Rogue (Stealth/Backstab): Sneak, use poison, and focus on fast, silent kills. 💡 Tip: Don’t rush to pick a class—try all three in the early chapters to see what fits your playstyle. 2. Focus on Story & Quests: The game’s story is your main guide. Complete main quests to unlock new areas and abilities. Side quests give gold, gear, and lore. 3. Gear Up Wisely: Equip the best gear you find—use the "Gear Score" to compare. Enchant items using crafting stations (found in towns or dungeons). 4. Combat Tips: Use dodging and blocking to survive. Don’t stand in one spot—move around and bait enemies. Use abilities from the Spell Wheel (press Q to open, then choose spells). 5. Progression: Level up by completing quests and defeating enemies. Spend skill points on abilities like Cleave, Frost Nova, or Backstab. ❌ If you're looking for a "gacha" Elder Scrolls game: There is no official Elder Scrolls gacha game. However, you might be thinking of: A fan-made mobile game with gacha mechanics and TES-style aesthetics. A mod for a gacha game like Genshin Impact that includes Elder Scrolls-themed characters (e.g., "Sylvan" as a frost mage, "Malacath" as a warrior). A fan game like The Elder Scrolls: Gacha Chronicles (unofficial, not on official platforms). If that’s the case, here’s a hypothetical gacha guide (for fun, since it's not real): 🎮 Hypothetical Gacha Elder Scrolls Game – Beginner’s Guide (Fictional Game – For Creative/Inspired Use) 1. Gacha Mechanics: Pull 10x for a guaranteed 5-star character (e.g., "Alduin the Dragon" or "Miraak the First Dragonborn"). Use in-game currency (“Essence”) or real money (if paying). 2. Best Starter Characters (5-Star): Miraak (Dragon Priest / Frost Mage) – Strong AoE ice spells, great for control. Sanguine (Soul Mage / Healer) – Great for team support and buffs. Talos (Warrior / Tank) – High defense and morale boost for the team. 3. Build Tips: Elemental Mage Team: Miraak (Ice) + Sanguine (Heal) + Nerevar (Fire) + Harkon (Darkness) – Balance spells and healing. Melee Assassin Team: Vilkas (Berserker) + Dremora (Shadow Assassin) + Jarl (Stealth) – Fast kills, backstab combos. 4. Gacha Strategy: Save gacha currency for event banners (e.g., "Dragonborn Festival"). Use "Gacha Pulls" on limited-time banners for top-tier characters. Avoid pulling on random banners unless you’re okay with wasting resources. 5. Progression: Level up your characters via battles and quests. Evolve characters using "Dragon Shards" (earned via daily login or events). Equip relics (e.g., "Soul of the Oblivion" for extra magic damage). ✅ Final Advice: If you're playing The Elder Scrolls: Blades (2019) → No gacha. Focus on story, combat, and leveling. If you're thinking of a gacha game → It doesn’t exist officially. You might be thinking of a fan project, mod, or fan art game. If you can clarify: Is it a mobile game, PC game, fan game, or mod? Is it The Elder Scrolls: Blades, or a different game with Elder Scrolls themes? I can give you a custom guide tailored to your actual game! Let me know and I’ll help you level up — Dragonborn style. 🔥🐉⚔️