The 10 rarest items in The Elder Scrolls Online

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Elder Scrolls Online is nearly 10 years old, and with any live-service game that features loot, there are a ton of rare items to flaunt your wealth or age. Many items on this list are, sadly, unobtainable even by being a savvy market hound — but many can be bought and sold on the open market. If you’ve got a surplus of gold and are looking to show it off, we’ve got a list of the top ten rarest items in The Elder Scrolls Online down below.

Aetheric Ciphers are needed to obtain the recipe for Mythic Aetherial Ambrosia potions. These potions give players a 150% XP boost for 30 minutes. These potions are extremely valuable for all players, as even high level players still need to grind out Champion Points. Aetheric Cipher’s drop off of any non-DLC enemies, but the drop rate is extremely low — which explains why the Aetheric Ciphers regularly sell for over 6,000,000 gold.

One of the rarest item sets in the game, Encasement of Anguish, can’t be acquired anymore — its drop rate was removed, but those that still own the armor set can trade it. The armor’s style was converted into the costume, Dark Seducer, available to every player after hitting CP level 60.

In The Elder Scrolls Online, pets are purely cosmetic companions available to every class. The rarest of these companions is the Imgakin Monkey, a pet only available to those who participated in The Elder Scrolls Online closed beta. Unfortunately, it’s not tradable, so its price can’t be accurately assessed. It’s safe to say it’s one of the rarest items in the game, however, as there were only a limited amount of players participating in the beta.

These are the rarest crafting materials in the