At the beginning of the game,The Elder Scrolls: Bladesplayers will mostly need copper. Luckily, there are multiple ways thatThe Elder Scrolls: Bladesplayers can get copper in the game.
Here are all the ways to get copper inThe Elder Scrolls: Blades, besides the obvious methods of just slaying enemies and completing story quests likeThe Bloodfall Queen.
Jobs Board
Once players rebuild the Smithy, they will have access to the Jobs Board. Physically located near the Town Hall,Elder Scrolls: Bladesplayers can also see the currently available jobs in the quest menus. Completing these jobs (which are basically just side quests that refresh daily) will net players rewards, including building materials like copper. These jobs will also get players chests that can be opened and sometimes have copper in them as well.
The Abyss
Early in the game, players can talk to a strange man in town to unlock the Abyss. They can then use the Abyss to farm for Wooden Chests, which will sometimes yield copper. Specifically, players can farm level 13 in the Abyss, which seems to guarantee a Wooden Chest each time.
Workshop
The final way to get copper inThe Elder Scrolls: Bladesis by purchasing items at the Workshop. The downside to this method is that players can only build the Workshop once their town hits level 3, so they will have to play the game awhile before this option will be available to them. Once it’s built, copper can sometimes be purchased from the Workshop in exchange for gold coins.
Ultimately, as long as they keep their nose to the grindstone,Elder Scrolls: Bladesplayers should eventually have enough copper to build whatever they want in town.
The Elder Scrolls: Bladesis out now for iOS and Android mobile devices.
