Yeah, my original main is now my crafter. That is really all he does now. I don't really like him. I'm not too fond of Templars.

It's too late to change now given my main knows nine traits in everything and heaps of rare styles and recipes such as psyjic.

I will be moving my enchanting and alchemy to another character to free up a few skill points however.

My original main (who I still consider to be my main, even though he's actually my second-highest level character) is my primary crafter. He doesn't do my provisioning (he is a max level provisioner, but I've got another character that knows all of the recipes) or my alchemy (he is a max level alchemist, but I have another character that has all of the skill points spent on the passives), but he does all of the other crafting professions for all of my characters, and for my friends.

This isn't really a matter of him gradually becoming my crafter, though, it's more that I always loved crafting in previous Elder Scrolls games, so it was always my plan to do a ton of crafting on my main character.

My first character (Imperial Sorc) was for a long time a very time expensive crafter, with some of the new sets out I've managed to blow the cobwebs off him and make a half useful build...

I started out with the crafting skills spread out, but my main did not listen to the plan and learned them all (to level 50), the alts tried to keep with the plan but my Nightblade and expert floor decoration has taken over the crafting duties...

I think it's pretty natural for this process. Your first toon is often your highest, with the most skill points and levels in crafting (often just by breaking stuff down). You often also have the best recipes, most styles unlocked, etc.

then you start running alts. It seems natural to craft on your highest toon for the atls. So unless your main toon is simply your most favorite in all the roles, they probably will end up doing more crafting then adventuring.

Mine did .

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Skills spread out. My main does Alchemy and Provisioning (and we all hope she won't mix them up... ), secondary character is Enchanter, I have a gear crafting alt for Blacksmith, Clothier and Woodworking...

I had similar aproach: my main does blacksmithing and clothing, my mage-type character does enchanting and alchemy, and my baby templar lvl 25 does all the cooking and woodworking. Not wise to split woodworking for different char, but that just fitted for characters. Might have to learn woodworking with my main someday.

My first character, and the one I play 90% of the time, is my crafter as well. I love crafting in ES games and there's more than enough skill points to go around.

my original EP NB from launch, is my crafter as i rerolled DC for better PvP. about 9 months ago

I only have one toon. He is also my crafter. I maxed every craft skill. I only don't use the visual part where you can easily spot the resources. They are also spotted easily without.

The only thing I don't have researched is nirnhorned. I only have this on swords.

My Dk is my Main (83days playtime) and he is my crafter as well ^^.

Having 310Skillpoints make him able to craft, tank, dps.

Just like to do everything on one char ^^

I left my main on NA server. my one and only crafter.

My original main is still my main and has always been a crafter in all 6 crafts. Although I have a bunch of alts and enjoy some of them my first character just felt and looked how I wanted and so has done a lot of the content and has plenty of points to cover crafting and still have 2 weapon tracks and all relevant class, guild and world skills unlocked for what I want...

My original char is my crafter and still my main character... 330 skillpoints is just about enough if you don´t want to play stam + mag on a char.