If you can, pick up one of the bundles from the store – the Imperial Shipment bundle gives you 1800 pieces of copper, which is enough to get your first Workshop up and running.Īpart from that, the only advice I can currently give is to take as many jobs as you can where you’re paid in resources instead of sacks of gold. On occasion, copper will be dropped as a free daily store gift (see above). It’s mostly to be found in chests and it can be purchased in town from the Workshop in small quantities. Later on, when you want to unlock higher level upgrades, what you’ll need more than anything is copper.Ĭopper is one of the hardest items in the game to source, mainly because you don’t tend to pick many samples of it up when you’re on missions. These are generally easy to come by, though as most Level 1 buildings need more limestone than anything else, you’d be wise to hoard this as much as possible. In order to upgrade your town, you’ll need to primarily gather lumber and limestone. You’ll arrive here soon after breezing through the tutorial section and in order to progress, you’ll need to rebuild your town so that people like blacksmiths, alchemists and enchanters – the people who are going to upgrade your gear for you – can move back in. Elder Scrolls: Blades town upgrading – How to get copperĮlder Scrolls: Blades is, at its heart, a hub and spoke-type game, with the hub being your hometown. Copper is hard to come by, so make sure you snaffle up freebies like this one.
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