Is it possible to level purely through PvP?

Chieve · August 2015

I like questing and all but I just made a PvP character, main I save to level with my friend but my alt is my own personal play toy i can do what ever i want to with.

Only problem is I dont know how to level, and I feel like im to low to actually kick butt i know eso scales everythng accordingly but still...theres a lot of variations i think right?

k2blader · August 2015

Get to level 10 then hop onto the nonvet campaign Blackwater Blade to see if you enjoy it. If you do, keep PvPing. :-)

I haven't played on BWB in a while but leveling should be pretty good there, especially if questing bores you. Gets tougher when you level out of nonvet though.

Xael · August 2015

Chieve wrote: »

I like questing and all but I just made a PvP character, main I save to level with my friend but my alt is my own personal play toy i can do what ever i want to with.

Only problem is I dont know how to level, and I feel like im to low to actually kick butt i know eso scales everythng accordingly but still...theres a lot of variations i think right?

Yes. It's very doable. Understanding game mechanics though is paramount to being successful in Cyrodiil which is how you are going to level. I would recommend trying your hand at both so you can learn your class. Granted PvE is mindless and simple, then again so is the non vet campaign at times.

I have several friends that leveled strictly through PvPing (though most did it before there was a non vet campaign). The only stuff they did outside of Cyrodiil was levels 1-10, skyshards, group challenges (dungeon skill point), lorebooks, group dungeons (skill point quest reward), main story quests (skill points).