Four characters, two for playing and two mules. Erm, the latter store items, they don't smuggle skooma.

13.

At this point, all of them are basically just utility characters.

One that I play on a regular, daily basis. Two more than I play part time, but one of them is just for farming Transmutation thingies on low level dungeons.

Down from a small army of them across more than one account, the majority of which have been deleted, and the rest shelved but ready to delete.

I just counted them up i have 84, some of them i use for storage so there are practical reasons. Other than that its just me being able to make different characters for different things/aspects of the game.

The thing is.... these people show up in my mind, fully formed, with name, origin, clothing, mount, pet, and rationale for "being". And then they poke at me until I create them in game.

And then.... I play them.....

17 Khajiit and 1 Argonian with fluffy delusions on one account

8 Argonians and 1 Khajiit with a tragic skin condition on the other.

15 just for writs, I’ll roll one more for my Arcanist

450 crafters on NA and currently 90ish on EU
All of them lvl 50 in all crafts.
Jubilee is my fav time of the year.

Well, technically, I have 30. I don't really ever play my alt account any more though because I just don't have the time.

As far as my main account goes, it has 18 and will have 20.

SgtWinnie wrote: »

450 crafters on NA and currently 90ish on EU
All of them lvl 50 in all crafts.
Jubilee is my fav time of the year.

Finally a mentality i can relate to 😆, hope all that setup work is paying off for ya 😁

Have one full account, so 18 level 50 characters. Would never start a second account, as that account would not contain everything I've earned and bought. We need many more character slots!!

All of them are characters I play, but I usually focus on just one at a time. And finish the alliance they are working on at that time, before moving on to the next character and the next alliance to complete. As I do not rush through things, completing a zone takes me quite a while, a full alliance even longer. Only four of my characters are still at Cadwell's silver, all others are at gold or higher. So one of those four is what I am playing right now(to gold), the next one will be one of the three Cadwell's silver's left. Once every character is at gold, I will start finishing the entire Cadwell's questline on them. (This way I always have something to do in-game)

All of my characters have atleast two armory specs, and one of them is a tank spec. So I have 18 tanks now. Last week I specced my last character to tank. Which I am still slowly working on, by doing a random dungeon when I feel like it.

Also, all of my characters are atleast excavation level 7 now(only three of these were done in Artaeum, four are level 10 ). And have all their crafting skilltrees maxed, including 9-traits researched. All of my characters have all four companions unlocked as well.

So this is quite a fleshed out account. Allowing me to do/play whatever I feel like at that time.

PS: Did the crafting dailies last week on all of them, and was able to finish my second house with all set crafting stations.

At the moment I have 4. I recently deleted a bunch in an effort to reduce how much time I spend on ESO - not that I've stopped liking it or anything, it's just the only game I played when I had time. I wanted to free time to play other games... so I deleted some and took a bit of a break to play Hogwarts and REmake 4. Almost finished, so I'll be back to ESO soon.

I now have 2 characters I consider alts, a thief character I had made early on, and a character similar to my main that is now parked for just a certain daily quest. I may work on a BG character.

I have more characters, but they were crafting writ alts, and I have shelved them (parked in a house) as I really have no need for the gold anymore and it was not fun to just log them in for that. To make them a playable character involves too much (i.e., skill points, certain skill lines, wanting to switch alliances and such). I don't consider this an alt friendly game.

I only want to play one character, but if I totally invested in one class/spec, I'd rage quit at the next 'combat update' because of the shifting sands foundation upon which we build our characters. Rather than quit though, I embraced the following solution:

My characters actually 'are' each other. I've been playing the same little wood elf since 2007 (Oblivion at that time), through Skyrim and into ESO. She mastered time travel long ago so chronology/era-hopping is of no concern to her. She wakes up in the morning and decides whether to grab her staves or bows and moves among the differing versions of herself (magplar, magsorc, stamsorc…) as easily as she changes hairstyles or costumes. Each version of her looks identical and has only minimal different modifiers to her base name (Buffy).

I won't be making any more variants as I already have two or three that, after a good fair checkout, are not what I want and I'm not interested in building up a new one (horse skills, MG, FG, Undaunted, Psijic, etc). So until class change tokens are a thing, no new ones for me.