both my old and my new main are templars, and khajiit

My completionist quester is a nightblade, because of the stealth advantages. He was my first ESO character, originally more of an archer/scout than a nightblade.

However, his build is lousy and I use my sorcerer for harder content.

Two Wardens (PC NA / EU), an Arcanist (XBox EU), and a Templar (XBox NA)

My first character was a dark elf magic templar. Then I race-changed him to a Stamina Regguard Templar and never looked back.

My main is now just a crafter and survey collector. He is not viable any longer, not needed for raid compositions and only cannon fodder in PVP. I even can't pull high numbers on the raid dummy anymore because I can't weave properly due to arcanists dumbing down rotations.

Well I don't exactly have one 'main' character, but there are a few I play more often than others because their set up is just better for what I'm doing. I tend to use my Sorcerers and Nightblades most, depending on what I want to do. Often I don't want to take the time to fight everything along the way to my goal, so I go with nightblade and just sneak past so I'm not wasting time on unimportant fights. I usually play solo, so I also often go with Sorcerer so the summons can provide distraction and not everything is focused on me.

I have three accounts because I'm an altaholic, letseee.... who do I play most?
1st EU old wizard sorcerer, leafy woodland explorer nightblade (crafter), princess of the woods warden
1st NA clockwork electric sorcerer (crafter), starry sorceress, antiquarian vampire nightblade
2nd EU icy mage nightblade (crafter), vampire fire mage nightblade, purpley purple princess sorcerer
2nd NA orc princess nightblade (crafter), purple pretty boy sorcerer, bosmer bow-staff experiment warden
3rd EU spunky redhead archer warden (crafter), icy summoner sorcerer
3rd NA extremely golden templar, alik'r nomad nightblade (crafter)

I'd say my favourite classes are Sorcerer - for all the purple, and Templar and Warden because I love their healing, but... in practice I don't find those characters suit my needs as often. I love creating characters but focus on their Look or story more than their function game-wise and I loove my leafy foresty wardens. I'm very excited about the greeness of the arcanists though and looking forward to leveling those new characters and figuring out how I like playing them.

I don't really have a "main" anymore. I've finished all the solo stuff with 3 classes, so my "main" is just whatever I create for the next playthru - right now that's a Dragonknight.

Easily my MagDK. I love making fire mages, especially if they're dragon themed. Aslo the term Dragon knight implies they're meant to be played like knights and I really enjoyed making her into a flaming wizard who's dominion is fire and dragons.
I also have 3 DK's: my main, a stamDK, and a vampireDK.

After DK the classes I enjoy the most are Necro and Arcanist.

I spend a fair amount of time on my sorcerer and have a vampire thief NB who's stats are all pushed towards speed (for funsies)

The class I struggle with the most and get no enjoyment from is Templar. I don't know why this is.

My Warden Healer is still my main but I'm having a lot of fun playing with my Arcanist.

Simple and straightforward to play. And I love its theme!

I have 6 characters, one physical and one magical in each faction (that is, of different classes), they're all crafters, but the one and only master crafter, the main fighter, is my nearly-invincible werewolf bosmeri nightblade.
Because Bosmer are cute and fierce, but mostly fierce.

Magsorc. I keep forcing myself to play one of my other 14 builds but keep coming back to her.

I'd really like nail the DK and NB builds; it is just the whole review of the rotation that puts me off.

Bosmer Stamsorc since beta 2014. Also my Master Crafter.

FoJul wrote: »

disintegr8 wrote: »

With up to 20 characters per account, why only resort to a single main?

Your heart always stays true to your first main, where you had your first ESO fun experience.

Mine is MagNB, no matter how strong other classes are me and my swallow soul will prevail

My first character is also a magblade (Breton), even though I initially ran him as a stamblade because I had no idea what I was doing. I still have him as my master crafter, learning all new motifs, recipes, praxis, etc., but I never figured out how to use him in combat, so he's only a crafter.

Grizzbeorn wrote: »

disintegr8 wrote: »

With up to 20 characters per account, why only resort to a single main?

I have a full 20 characters, and I play them all.
But I still have a Main Character.

For trials I have a go to tank, a healer and several DD's. I then have a dedicated PVP character in each alliance. All others are set up and capable of doing daily quests, delves, dungeons, etc.

I would not have one 'main' character that I'd want to do everything on, too much messing about changing skills, gear, etc.

MissAethe wrote: »

Templar because it was my first character, I do all PVE content on it minus end-game.

Honestly I wish I could change it to a DK, but I'm not willing to give up all of my game achievements and crafting to change characters so I suffer a class I don't enjoy.

I oddly am in the same boat... I started this templar at launch. And I have done so much with it.. including all the motifs, crafting etc. but wish I was a DK. BUT ALAS. Here we are.