I couldn't possibly handle only having one character. Blasphemer!!!!

-Sorc
-Nord
-None
-Even distribution of points into Health/Sta/Mag
-Sword and Shield
-Medium armour
-Soul Trap, Silver Bolts, Magelight, Harness Magicka, Rapid Regeneration, Absorption Field

I'd stop playing until they allowed me to change my class (and probably race). Once they did that I'd rotate my one (sob, one?!) toon around as my mood changed. But there's no way they'd ever limit us to one toon, not at this point.

it'd have to be stick 'n' skirt i'm afraid.
if you just look at pure /played numbers, my sorcerer dps with a destruction staff is my uncontested main followed by two healers (altmer templar with resto staff and bow, and argonian nightblade with resto staff and destro staff) and a redguard stamina dragonknight. i just like pushing buttons and shooting spells at people i suppose

as for races, when creating a character i start with a rough build i'm going for then pick an appearance to build a cool character around it. my sorc dps is a skinny, pale, ghostly breton with white hair and robes, my argonian healer's robe has lots of skulls like a witchdoctor, etc. sometimes the race has passives that help, sometimes not so much, though i never completely contradict it like by making an orc magicka dps or something

I do play with just one

Female WE NB.

Stacked stam build, maxed out prov, alch, cloth and smithing as soon as i could and am on enchanting now.

Minimum combat abilities as they come after all support is maxed, my toon is 90% self sufficient right now at V7, V8 tonight.

The combat abilities i do have are brutal, I'm squishy but also a killing machine in the right situation - V10 thru 16 will be my combat phase of my master plan

I recommend it but its not for everyone lol.

DaCush wrote: »

Sorc, Dunmer, Heavy Armor, Vampire, Dual Wield Daggers. Ya I wish I could play that. Guess I need to go back to Skyrim.

Ah, a soulmate. I tried to bring that character in here at launch, my Spellsword. He lasted in a duo with a friend until VR7 then had to go full caster to be viable. He was a lot of fun in pvp with the Thunderous set, Lightning form, etc. Many a Nightblade committed suicide with Flurries on those procs lol.

I may try to resurrect him with the new enchants and gear.

*Argonian, Natural resist poison and disease, + swim faster 50%. Which is really useful for this build, because alchemy is super easy and has many uses. And with this build you are a healer that can throw out mass amounts of dps. Argonians have a natural 15% increase with restoration staves aswell.

*Templar, Perk into all Three Templars Skill Lines,

1.Aedric Spear-The First one, and second. And perk into all passives but spear wall.

2.Dawn's Wrath-Sun Fire the first one. Perk into all passives except prism.

3.Restoring Light-The First, and I would choose that special. Perk into all passives.

*Alchemist, alchemy ingredients are everywhere. Perk heavily into it. I even recommend getting the hurling to send you ingredients daily.

Lady's Smock mixed with Corn flower can make you a restore magicka + major sorcery (spell damage)
Blessed thistle + dragonthorn gives you restore stamina and increase weapon damage.
Columbine + lady's smock + Mountain flower gives you a trifecta restore health, magicka and stamina

Mixing, Bugloss, blue entoloma, lady's smock, mountain flower, water hyacinth, luminous russula, and columbine will result in restore health any combo.
Plus many many more combinations!

Get the Alchemy KEEN EYE. You will have more than enough perks.

*Light armor, not to much use for the light armor ability. but invest in all the passives. They will grant insane magicka boosts.


*Restoration staff, Just Passives all but the last. Don't invest in the abilities.

*Mages and Fighers Guild- Invest in the passives Persuasive Will, and Intimidating Presence.

*And really dude take on clothing. It's easy. And the most rewarding with gear. You can make your self some awesome armor. And research All there traits. If you want. Or tthat might be more for the invested player.

*PvE and PvP.
Experience all the game has to offer. So much. Pick up every lore book ran at every anchor drop. Join a guild make some friends. Who knows you might stick with it longer than you think.

*Alliance is up to you if you are investing into the 'Adventurer Pack' from the crown store. But if not Pact for this Build.

Thanks for reading if you kinda follow this example you can heal yourself to the end of nirn and oblivion.

----Provisioning is never a bad idea too, massive buffs for what ever you want.

Since ESO is the first MMO I've ever played, my Imperial Templar is my first-ever character. Her name is Freyja Wulf. Freyja always will be my favorite because she is my first.

Freyja recently made vr16. She is maxed out to 50 on all her skill lines, all three armor types, 2h greatsword, bow, destruction and restoration staffs. She takes all passives in her class skill trees and weapon trees. She always wears at least five pieces of medium armor, but takes all light, medium and heavy armor passives except for the one passive in the light and heavy trees that is for wearing a five-piece set.

Freyja has always been DPS even though Imperial Templars were the worst DPS race/class for a long time, 2h sucked, and bow was (and remains) a situational weapon. For awhile I did experiment with making her a healer exclusively, but didn't enjoy playing that style.

I've used all her class skills, and all the weapon skills for 2h, bow, destro and resto staffs, and don't have any particular favorite skill. I've found the 2h greatsword and bow combo to be very useful in IC.

My favorite ultimate is Shooting Star from the Mages Guild tree. Low cost, quick to fill back up to use again, and hits hard. My second favorite is Nova from the Dawn's Wrath tree, and I've used both its morphs. I've been using Solar Prison recently, but both morphs are really good.

I also like the Crescent Sweep ultimate even though it isn't widely used in the player base. It's similar to the dual wield weapon skill, Steel Tornado, but as an ultimate, it doesn't rely on stamina or magicka. It has a very low cost, so can very quickly fill back up again, essentially functioning as a 6th skill on my DPS bar.

Freyja has always been a werewolf, but in truth, I've never found a practical use for ww. So I'll be giving that up soon.

I've also always used a mostly stamina build, with only a few points in magicka to help with healing.

Last, but not least, Freyja is an 8-trait crafter in blacksmithing, clothing and woodworking, all heavy, light and medium armor and all woodworking weapon types. She has completed research on greatsword, sword, dagger and is working on axe. She also is maxed out in alchemy, except for the new vr15/16 potions. (I have a vr15 Sorcerer who is at level 50 in enchanting.)

I actually do have only one character; my Dunmer Vampire Sorcerer. Until recently I'd always preferred dark-ranger sorts of builds, but lately I've been using a more combat-mage sort of build. I feel a bit torn.

Sorcerer
Nord race
Thief sign
Werewolf
Even distribution of stats
Two-hander and Destruction staff
Heavy armor
- Boundless Storm
- Critical Surge
- Wrecking Blow
- Twilight Matriarch
- Berserker Werewolf
- Hardened Ward
- Retreating Maneuver
- Energy Overload
- whatever else is needed for the situation

I only have 1 character, as cadwells silver and gold allows me to go to the other zones I see no need to have multiple.
I play as Khajiit nightblade focusing on two handed and health recovery