ESO OakenSoul Ring - Is it good? DLC Needed? How To Get it!!

ESO Feanor here again & In this video I have broken down where to get the ring, who might need the ring or benefit from it, WHY the ring is a huge benefit to the community and what DLC or game access levels players will need in order to obtain this ring.

This video is preemptive to my future upcoming build guide for my own jack of all trades, easy mode solo build.

⏱️Timestamps⏱️
00:00 Oakensoul And its Buffs Explained
03:37 DLC's & Game Access Needed
07:16 Where To Get The Leads
14:12 Ending Statements & Outro


Hey all, the title says it all but I will also be giving a text breakdown here for anyone who is more into that rather than videos. :)
On the conversational end, the Oakensoul Ring has been in a lot of drama since its birth with a lot of the community hating it. But a good chunk also greatly enjoying it.
Though I wanted to shed some more light on a nuance I have seen glossed over or missed a lot in the conversation over this ring. Which is that for some, it's not even just a "choice" or "preference" but literally what enabled them to truly play the game at a reasonable level due to various disadvantages that many of us are fortunate not to have to navigate. One of those people is my own mother who is disabled and elderly. She LOVES ESO, and the game opened up for her in a whole new way when I helped her get the Oakensoul ring and made her a custom build with it.
I made her a build where she could essentially get by with just using 1-3 buttons depending on the fight and how she is feeling for the day, and that's extremely hard to do without this ring and without needing to manage other stuff.

So just consider thinking twice if you are someone who mocks or hates on Oakensoul/1 bar/heavy attack build users. We never know what's going on, on the other side of that screen and we are all just trying to have fun enjoying our game the best way we can. ^.^

DLC's Needed To Obtain Oakensoul

Greymoor (3:55), which is part of the Dark Heart of Skyrim. This DLC unlocks the Antiquarian Circle, allowing you to start scrying and excavation (4:10).
High Isle (5:39), which is under the Legacy of the Breton tab. This is needed to access the volcanic vents that drop the "Ignous Inlays" lead (5:42).
Murkmire (5:58), which is from year three. This DLC is required to find safe boxes and Thieves Troves for the "Petrified Oak Loop" lead (6:02).
I also advise that if you have ESO Plus, these individual DLC purchases are not necessary (3:41).

To get the OakenSoul Ring, you need to find five leads in different zones:
Ignous Inlays (7:58): Found in Galen or High Isle (7:25). You need to clear out mobs in the active volcanic vents until you reach the boss, then open the cache for a chance to get the lead (7:46-7:58).

Lamar Gems (8:41): Located in Stormhaven (8:25), specifically by killing the world boss Titan Claw in the bottom left corner of the zone (8:27-8:30).

Petrified Oak Loop (10:07): Found in Murkmire (9:20). You can obtain this lead by stealing from safe boxes in main towns like Lilmoth, or by looking for Thieves Troves around the zone (9:23-9:46).

Sacred Resin (11:15): Found in Malabal Tor (10:12). This lead can be obtained by killing animal and plant creatures throughout the zone, or by completing dolmens (10:41-11:00).

Stone Shank Frame (13:55): Found in Glenumbra (11:02). You need to farm ore veins and platinum seams in the area. There's a recommended path with multiple nodes and chests (11:23-13:52).

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