Learn how to get Anu White, an incredibly bright and luminous white-gold dye awarded for completing a new achievement in ESO Update 50 — Seasoned Monster Slayer. This achievement requires you to slay thousands of monsters throughout Tamriel on Seasoned Challenge Difficulty or higher. In the following guide, we’ll cover exactly which monster locations to visit (and in which order) to complete all of Seasoned Monster Slayer’s prerequisite achievements as efficiently as possible.
At a glance:
- Anu White is an iridescent, white-gold dye awarded by the Seasoned Monster Slayer achievement.
- To complete this achievement, you must slay a variety of different monster types while your Challenge Difficulty is set to Seasoned or higher.
- You must complete five separate sub-achievements to complete Seasoned Monster Slayer. Each sub-achievement provides its own iridescent dye.
- Seasoned Construct Slayer (Brassy Brass Dye)
- Seasoned Daedra Slayer (Boethian Ash Dye)
- Seasoned Humanoid Slayer (Brigand Brown Dye)
- Seasoned Nature Slayer (Vinebeard Green Dye)
- Seasoned Undead Slayer (Draugr Flesh Dye)
- Completing each of these sub-achievements will award Seasoned Monster Slayer and the Anu White Dye.
- In the following guide, learn how to complete each sub-achievement with maximum efficiency.
After 8+ hours of grinding, I finally have the Anu White dye. That’s the new dye from the Seasoned Monster Slayer achievement, which requires killing thousands of monsters in Seasoned Challenge Difficulty.
My goal with this guide is to at least halve the time it takes you to get this achievement. But, keep in mind, this will take probably at least 4 hours to knock out.
Each sub-achievement will give you its own iridescent dye — all of which are actually pretty good — but Anu White is definitely the capstone.
In the following guide, I’m going to cover every single location you need grind to to get the Anu White dye with maximum efficiency.
What is Anu White dye in ESO?
Anu White is an iridescent, white-gold dye awarded by the achievement Seasoned Monster Slayer. This achievement requires completing the sub-achievements:
- Seasoned Nature Slayer
- Seasoned Humanoid Slayer
- Seasoned Daedra Slayer
- Seasoned Construct Slayer
- Seasoned Undead Slayer
Each of these achievements provides its own iridescent dye:
- Construct Slayer — Brassy Brass Dye
- Daedra Slayer — Boethian Ash Dye
- Humanoid Slayer — Brigand Brown Dye
- Nature Slayer — Vinebeard Green Dye
- Undead Slayer — Draugr Flesh Dye
To complete these achievements, you need to be in Seasoned Challenge Difficulty or higher. You can technically complete them on either Master or Vestige as well, but for the sake of efficiency, I strongly recommend staying in Seasoned.
I knocked all these out quite easily with my Dragonknight Build. You can also use any of my Templar builds, but my experience is with the DK, so that’s what I’m going to recommend.
Anu White is my new favorite dye in the game. It was totally worth the grind.
Now, let’s get into a granular step-by-step guide on exactly how to get this dye — every single location you should go to slay monsters for maximum efficiency when getting the achievement.
I recommend you complete these achievements in the order I’m going to list them out, starting with Seasoned Construct Slayer.
1.) How do you get Seasoned Construct Slayer achievement in ESO?
This achievement requires you to kill 500 Dwarven Constructs on Seasoned Challenge Difficulty or higher. The best location for slaying Dwemer Constructs in The Elder Scrolls Online is Bthanual in Deshaan.
This location contains a high concentration of low-health Dwarven Spiders, making it ideal for grinding out achievements like Seasoned Construct Slayer.
The problem with Dwarven Constructs is they’re usually either quite tanky or annoying to take down, but I found the sweet spot for this in Bthanual, which is just west of Mournhold.
In this location, you won’t come across any Dwarven Spheres, Centurions, or Swarming Spiders (which only give you one kill for the entire swarm.) The monster population in Bthanual is made up of entirely normal Dwarven Spiders.
I do want to note that you want to go to Bthanual, not the Delve Lower Bthanual. Bthanual isn’t a Delve. It’s just a location on the map.
I did my best to count, and I believe there are 29 Dwarven Spiders in Bthanual, and they’re all located in the entrance corridor and the main room. I found that clearing all of them takes around 90 seconds, and by the time you’re done, the first ones you killed will have respawned.
⏳ Slaying 500 of them will take 18 runs, and that all equates to about 30 minutes of grinding.
✅ Seasoned Construct Slayer COMPLETE
It took me quite a bit of research to get to this point, but in the end, I found this sub-achievement of Seasoned Monster Slayer to be the easiest and fastest to complete.
Just don’t mess around with anywhere that has Dwarven Spheres, Centurions, or Swarming Spiders. Go straight to Bthanual, clear the normal Spiders, and rinse and repeat.
Dwarven Spiders are the easiest Constructs to take down. And honestly, this step should not take you anywhere near as long as the others.
2.) How do you get Seasoned Daedra Slayer achievement in ESO?
Seasoned Daedra Slayer is one of the grindiest segments of the Seasoned Monster Slayer achievement. Thankfully, you only have to slay six of the different types of Daedra listed in the achievement.
While there are eight types of Daedra listed under Seasoned Daedra Slayer, you only have to complete six of these categories, making it slightly easier.
The six types of Daedra I recommend you focus on are:
- Bestial Daedra (Slay 200)
- Humanoid Daedra (Slay 200)
- Flame Atronachs (Slay 200)
- Storm Atronachs (Slay 100)
- Frost Atronachs (Slay 30)
- Either Flesh or Air Atronachs (Slay 30 Each)
The category I suggest you take out first is Bestial Daedra.
Which ESO location has the highest concentration of Bestial Daedra?
The best location in The Elder Scrolls Online for slaying Bestial Daedra is Brothers of Strife in Stonefalls. This is an overland location that is crawling with Scamps.
At Brothers of Strife, there there are so many Scamps that if you go in a circle, the ones you’ve killed will respawn by the time you get back to the beginning.
There aren’t any Clannfears or anything else annoying to bother you here — just Scamps.
⏳ To slay the 200 you need for the Bestial Daedra section of Seasoned Daedra Slayer, I’d say it took me around 15 to 30 minutes.
Which ESO location has the highest concentration of Humanoid Daedra?
The best location in The Elder Scrolls Online for slaying Humanoid Daedra is the Village of the Lost Public Dungeon in Coldharbour, located on the eastern side of the Coldharbour map.
This Public Dungeon is filled almost entirely with Humanoid Daedra. There are also Flame Atronachs here, which will help you get started on that section of the Seasoned Daedra Slayer achievement.
Interestingly enough, Winged Twilights don’t count toward this achievement in any capacity. They are not Humanoid Daedra; they are not Bestial Daedra. They occupy their own separate category of Winged Daedra, which is not listed in the achievement.
If you can, avoid them. However, they’re often interspersed with the packs in the Village of the Lost.
There’s a simple loop you can follow in this dungeon to kill tons and tons of Humanoid Daedra with some Flame atros thrown into the mix.
⏳ Overall, I’d say this section should take you about 30 minutes.
Which ESO location has the highest concentration of Flame, Frost, Air, and Storm Atronachs?
Spellscar in Craglorn is the best location for taking out Flame, Frost, Air and Storm Atronachs.
- Frost Atronachs are at located in the southern section
- Storm Atronachs are up north
- Flame Atronachs are in the east
Each pack of Frost, Storm, or Flame Atronachs is accompanied by a few Air Atronachs.
The area is also crawling with Spellfiend Vampires, which will help you get a head start on the Seasoned Undead Slayer achievement.
There are two issues with Spellcar, though.
- It’s very populated. You may have trouble getting kills.
- The enemies are a lot harder here because it’s a group area.
All the same, Spellcar is the best place to find Air Atronachs in the game. So, if you want to go the Air Atronach path, you’ll definitely want to spend at least some time in Spellscar.
However, there is another location at your disposal if you’d rather focus on Flame, Storm, and Frost atros — and you don’t mind knocking out some Flesh Atronachs to finish Seasoned Daedra Slayer.
Is Willowgrove a good farm spot for Flame, Frost, and Storm Atronachs in ESO?
Yes, Willowgrove in Reaper’s March is crawling with Flame, Storm, and Frost Atronachs. To make them to appear, you have to start the quest in the village of Willowgrove.
This requires collecting some ingredients and talking to a few NPCs. It takes about 5 minutes.
And then, if you go slightly south of the village, you’ll find an area in the trees where there are tons of atros running around.
Unlike in Spellcar, these are very easy to take down. They are normal mob-level difficulty. Especially for Flame Atronachs, it’s going to be a lot easier to go here.
So, one approach you can take is get the Air Atronachs in Spellscar while getting some other Atronachs along the way. Then, go to Willowgrove to finish up.
What’s kind of weird about this achievement is it has you kill 100 Storm Atronachs, which are basically as difficult to kill as Frost Atronachs. I don’t know why it wasn’t 30 like the rest.
Even when you’re already done with the other Atronachs by grinding in Willowgrove or Spellscar, you’re still going to need Storm atros. Thankfully, there’s a very weird exploit that will help you with this.
Do Hollow Men count as Storm Atronachs in ESO?
For whatever inexplicable reason, Hollow Men in Greenheart do count as Storm Atronachs. This honestly befuddles me greatly, but I’m not going to complain about it.
Greenheart in Southern Greenshade has a pretty high concentration of Hollow Men, and they are as easy to take down as normal humanoids. However, they will count toward your Storm Atronach requirement in Seasoned Daedra Slayer.
At this point, if you follow the guide the way I put it forward, you will have knocked out Bestial Daedra, Humanoid Daedra, Flame atros, Storm atros, Frost atros, and Air atros — theoretically completing Seasoned Daedra Slayer.
But if, for instance, you skipped the Spellscar step and did not get the Air Atronachs, you can also go kill Flesh Atronachs to complete your sixth and final Seasoned Daedra Slayer requirement.
Which ESO location has the highest concentration of Flesh Atronachs?
The best spot to find Flesh Atronachs in The Elder Scrolls Online is Abamath in southern Malabal Tor. There are also some other enemy types in Abamath that you can either avoid or kill to progress other parts of the Seasoned Monster Slayer achievement.
⏳ There are a pretty high abundance of Flesh Atronachs here. This part only took me about 15 to 30 minutes.
And then, if for some reason you want to hurt yourself by completing the Iron Atronach section…
Which ESO location has the highest concentration of Iron Atronachs?
The best place to farm Iron Atronachs in The Elder Scrolls Online is the Firepot Delve in High Isle. This is such a low-efficiency option when completing Seasoned Monster Slayer, however, that I didn’t pursue it at all.
✅ Seasoned Daedra Slayer COMPLETE
At this point, whichever way you went about it, you should have slain the required quantity of six different types of Daedra, thus completing Seasoned Daedra Slayer.
This was probably the grindiest or second-grindiest section of the whole Anu White achievement. It took me quite a while both doing it and researching it, but hopefully if you follow my steps in order, it should take you quite a bit less time.
But, do expect to be really done with hunting down and slaying Daedra by the time you are done with Seasoned Daedra Slayer.
3.) How do you get Seasoned Humanoid Slayer achievement in ESO?
The Seasoned Humanoid Slayer achievement in The Elder Scrolls Online requires slaying a few different kinds of humanoid enemies on Seasoned Challenge Difficulty or higher:
- Humanoids (Slay 500)
- Goblin-kin (Slay 250)
- Giant-kin (Slay 50)
By this point, as you’ve been adventuring around, you should have probably already killed quite a few humanoids, getting a head start in the Kill Humanoids section.
Which ESO location has the highest concentration of Humanoids?
The location in The Elder Scrolls Online with the highest concentration of Humanoids is Crimson Cove, a Public Dungeon in Malabal Tor.
This place is just crawling with humanoid enemies. They’re in large packs of 5-7. There’s a pretty good circuit that you can just run through and kill lots and lots of enemies.
Even though you have to kill 500 Humanoids, this section should not take that long, especially with the head start you have on this requirement already.
Which ESO location has the highest concentration of Goblin-kin?
The best place to slay Goblins in The Elder Scrolls Online is Toothmaul Gully Public Dungeon in Auridon. Most of the enemies here are Goblins, and they’re in large packs.
You will also come across some Stranglers and Durzogs, which will help progress the Seasoned Nature Slayer achievement.
Which ESO location has the highest concentration of Giant-kin?
Thankfully, “Giant-kin” in The Elder Scrolls Online does not just refer to tanky and hard-to-find Giants. This category of monsters also includes Ogres, and there’s an ideal Delve for Ogre-slaying — Carac Dena in Greenshade.
Every single enemy in Carac Dena is an Ogre, and some of them have really low health compared to the others. I don’t really know why — they all look exactly the same.
⏳ This really does not take long. You will have gotten your 50 Giant-kin within about 10-15 minutes by running around Carac Dena.
✅ Seasoned Humanoid Slayer COMPLETE
Next to Dwarven Construct Slayer, this was the easiest section of the achievement to complete. It’s quite simple to find Humanoids, Goblins, and Giant-kin.
⏳ I’d say this section overall only took me about an hour, maybe a little more.
4.) How do you get Seasoned Nature Slayer achievement in ESO?
Seasoned Nature Slayer is among the most difficult sub-achievements of Seasoned Monster Slayer. It requires you to slay a wide variety of nature-themed monsters, and unlike Seasoned Daedra Slayer, you have to slay all of them.
The types of nature-themed monsters you have to slay to complete Seasoned Nature slayer include:
- Chitinous Creatures (Slay 250)
- Water-Based Creatures (Slay 50)
- Plant-Like Creatures (Slay 100)
- Beasts (Slay 250)
- Lizard-Like Creatures (Slay 250)
- Netches and Other Amorphous Creatures (Slay 25)
- Insects (Slay 250)
Which ESO location has the highest concentration of Chitinous Creatures?
The best location for slaying Chitinous Creatures in The Elder Scrolls Online is “Mudcrab Beach” on the southern coast of Grahtwood.
If you go to Grahtwood and then to the town of Haven, you will see a little stretch of coastline to the east of the city. What you will find if you go here is that it is crawling with Mudcrabs.
Go back and forth killing Mudrabs, and that will quickly fulfill the Chitinous Creatures requirement of Seasoned Daedra Slayer.
What’s nice about this area is there are also some Crocodiles to help progress the Lizard-Like creatures requirement. You will also find some Insects in this area in the form of Wasps and Hoarvors.
There will also be some Stranglers for the Plant-Like Creatures requirement. And over at the far end, you will find a couple of Nereids to get a head start on the Water-Based Creatures requirement. You can even find some Senches in here if you want to get started on Beasts.
Not to toot my own horn, but I feel like this is the most impressive part of my research here. It is very easy to miss this area, but it is great for Mudcrabs.
And, you can also start on the other sections of the achievement while you go slay Mudcrabs. They do take a little while to regenerate, so while you wait for them to respawn, go kill some other enemies, then come back.
This area will fulfill your Chitinous Creatures requirement, and it will give you a head start on some of the other sections of Seasoned Nature Slayer.
Which ESO location has the highest concentration of Water-Based Creatures?
The best location for slaying Water-Based Creatures in The Elder Scrolls Online is the Delve Chill Hollow in Eastmarch. Located east of the city of Windhelm, this Delve is crawling with Wisps, Wispmothers, and also Wolves.
Wisps and Wispmothers count toward the Water-Based creatures requirement of Seasoned Monster Slayer, and killing Wolves will progress you further along with Beasts.
⏳ This was a very easy part of the achievement for me. It only took around 15 minutes or so.
Which ESO location has the highest concentration of Plant-Like Creatures, Beasts, and Lizard-Like Creatures?
Root Sunder Ruins Public Dungeon just south of Elden Root in Grahtwood is the best location in The Elder Scrolls Online for slaying Plant-Like Creatures, Lizard-Like Creatures, and Beasts.
This Public Dungeon is filled with Spriggans and Stranglers, which count as Plant-Based enemies. It’s also home to lots of Crocodiles and Senches, which count as Lizard-Like and Beast enemies.
Because you only have to kill 100 of them, you’ll complete the Plant-Like creatures requirement a lot faster than Beasts or Lizards. Still, after considerable research, I can confirm this remains the best place to hunt down Lizards and Beasts.
Simply try to avoid Plant-Like creatures after you complete that section of the achievement.
⏳ I’m not going to lie to you, this will take a while. The remaining sections, though, are not so hard.
NOTE: Do not complete the quest in Root Sunder Ruins. If you do, the enemies will turn yellow, which means they’re not aggressive, making kiting them kind of difficult.
Which ESO location has the highest concentration of Netches and other Amorphous Creatures?
The highest concentration of Netches in The Elder Scrolls Online is found in the area surrounding the Sulfur Pools Wayshrine in Stonefalls. There are lots of Betty Netches here, which are a lot easier to take down than Bull Netches.
⏳ This section of the achievement only took me 10-15 minutes. It also segues perfectly into the next section of the achievement, which is killing Insects.
Which ESO location has the highest concentration of Insects?
The most efficient area to slay Insects in The Elder Scrolls Online is Sulfur Pools in Stonefalls, which is home to dozens of Shalks. That’s the only enemy type you’ll find in here. They respawn very quickly and they’re everywhere.
✅ Seasoned Nature Slayer COMPLETE
That will do it for Seasoned Nature Slayer. You’ve got your Beasts, your Insects, your Lizards, your Plants, your Water-Based, your Chitinous, and your Netches.
It’s a toss up between this and Daedra Slayer, but this was probably the hardest section of Seasoned Monster Slayer. Good luck, and good hunting. I really hope the guide helps here.
5.) How do you get Seasoned Undead Slayer achievement in ESO?
Completing the Seasoned Undead Slayer achievement in The Elder Scrolls Online requires slaying the following Undead enemy types on Seasoned Challenge Difficulty or higher:
- Skeletons (Slay 500)
- Zombies (Slay 500)
- Ghosts (Slay 500)
- Vampires (Slay 250)
Which ESO location has the highest concentration of Skeletons?
Forgotten Crypts Public Dungeon in Deshaan has the highest concentration of Skeleton monsters in The Elder Scrolls Online. There are also quite a few Ghosts here and at least a handful of Zombies.
There are two simple little circles you can run in. One of the problems with Forgotten Crypts is it is often quite crowded, but still — it has the highest density of Skeletons in the game, and farming here helps progress the other sections of the Seasoned Undead Slayer achievement.
Once you’ve killed your Skeletons and gotten a head start on Zombies and Ghosts, it’s time to go finish out the Zombie and Ghost requirements in other areas.
You will have probably knocked out some Vampires by this point if you went to Spellscar, but you’ll still need to slay quite a few more. But first, Zombies and Ghosts.
Which ESO location has the highest concentration of Zombies?
The best place to farm Zombies in The Elder Scrolls Online is the Vile Laboratory in Coldharbor. They are just swarming around this area — but speaking of swarming, avoid Swarming Zombies because a whole pack only counts as one kill.
Zombies are spread out throughout this whole area. Simply go from pack to pack taking them out, and you should get to 500 kills relatively quickly.
Which ESO location has the highest concentration of Ghosts?
The best place to farm Ghosts in The Elder Scrolls Online is the Starved Plain in Stonefalls, which is just outside Davon’s Watch.
- This place is crawling with Ghosts that respawn almost immediately
- They’re in a flat and relatively small area
- They’re constantly popping back up
⏳ It did not take me long at all to finish out the Ghosts requirement for Seasoned Undead Slayer here.
If Starved Plain is too busy, you can also hunt ghosts in Tanzelwil in Auridon. The only problem is Ghosts take a long time to respawn here, so it’s not as efficient in that regard.
Now, the very last thing you’ll need to do to unlock Anu White is slay some vampires.
Which ESO location has the highest concentration of Vampires?
The best place to farm Vampires in The Elder Scrolls Online is Coldrock Diggings Delve in Alik’r Desert. Except for a few bats, this Delve is populated entirely by Vampires.
Simply go around it in circles, kill the Vampires and their Thralls, and you’ll be done with this requirement for Seasoned Undead Slayer.
✅ Seasoned Undead Slayer COMPLETE
You’ve now completed Seasoned Undead Slayer, and you finally have Anu White.
✅ Seasoned Monster Slayer COMPLETE
Allow me to be the first to congratulate you on a grind well done. You did the work, and you got the dye.
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