I am sitting at 15 characters now. I have at least two of each class, except Arcanist.

For me, it’s basically for two reasons.

1. First reason, is RP ideas. I get an idea in my mind, usually for some outfit or aesthetic reason, and create a character. During my early years, I created, recreated, and race-changed my characters a lot while I figured out what I wanted them to be. Definitely not the best use of money, but here we are.
2. Second reason, I have this weird obsession with having the same amount of characters in each alliance. So, I find an idea to keep them the same.

For those interested, here's a deeper breakdown of my toons.

I'm not sure which answer to choose.

I have one of each class except Warden (I can't handle the huge bear), but 2 Sorcerers. I made the second Sorcerer at a friend's urging to be a purely PvP character, but not long after I got her set up he quit playing, so I made her my PvP and main group content character. She uses the banekin and my other doesn't use any pets.

Playstation EU (main server) i have 20 characters and at least 2 of each class.

i like making characters and outfits, more characters is more outfits.
And i hope we eventually get more character slots.

Arcanist
- Wood Elf (Ohmes Khajiit) and High Elf (Maormer).

Dragonknight
- Wood Elf (first character) and Dark Elf.

Necromancer
- Imperial and Nord.

Nightblade
- Khajiit, Argonian, Dark Elf, and Wood Elf.

Sorcerer
- Wood Elf, High Elf.

Templar
- High Elf, Khajiit, and Redguard.

Warden
- Orc, Wood Elf (main character), Breton, High Elf, and Argonian.

whitecrow wrote: »

The only reason I made more characters was to try out other classes. I'm not sure what would be the point of having multiples of same.

I prefer to have a second character of the same class if I want to play the class differently, and this is largely due to roleplay reasons and what my characters are like in my mind.

I have a stamina and magicka version of every class because I was playing before the update that decided magicka and stamina don't matter. I also have a third character of every class except for necromancer.

Neither? I have two Arcanists thanks to last year's Golden Pursuit where gaining ~45 levels covered multiple pursuits and all my existing characters (one of each class) were well past Level 50. The character was fun, so I kept it around.

YandereGirlfriend wrote: »

Think it's a bit odd that they haven't given us a new character slot in something like three years.

pretty sure the last slot we got was with necrom when the arcanist class came out, which was just over 2 years ago

Two of each and some 3 and 4. At first mag/stam builds and roleplay. Some are pvp I like to experiment with.

I have 2 DKs, 2 sorcs, 4 templars, 6 nightblades, and 1 each of warden, arc, necro. Most of my vanilla classes were made during 2015-2017 and I was trying out different races to complement the class.

One of each.

I spend ages making my characters, and I have their Class at the core of their being. I'm all about the character creation, and one of the really important things for me is that each of my characters can be completely unique... which means they each have their own Class.
(I originally wanted them to each have a different weapon too, but we only have 6 weapons so they did end up doubling up - sorta. Still nobody has the same exact types. I was also originally going to make them all unique races until I decided that my Arcanist would be my Warden's brother, so I do have two Nords)

Having said that, I do currently have 8 characters in my roster; the last one is just a name reserver parked in his very own holding cell until ZOS blesses me with a new Class so I can make him for real. I have about 9 pages worth of lore research on his backstory done and most of it planned out, with the only hole being for what he does once he enlists in the legion that essentially gives him the training to do whatever his class is going to be.

I really hope that subclassing will open the door to more Classes. I know they were talking when Arc released about the animation requirements and the issues of giving more character slots, so technically now that Subclassing is a thing, they can allow people who want to play with new lines on established characters that option, and others like me who want to see the game fresh can also do so.

Also, if anyone's interested, my current roster:

Yes, because I enjoy creating characters with different looks, stories, and playstyles. Although the armory and subclassing makes this easier to do on fewer characters, I like to keep each character within a range that fits them thematically, morally, style-wise, etc.

My characters were mostly made before stuff like the armory and subclassing.

i have 16 account's so yes lol 😂

My plan was to one day have 2 of each class and use armory for 2 builds on each to cover mag dps, stam dps, tank, healer. I’m too lazy for that in actuality but I did also have a habit of making a new character based on each chapter for a while. I ended up with multiples of all except arcanist (I was going to make another but it didn’t look right) and templar (I didn’t like templar until I made her into a tank).

I have six characters, one physical and one magical in each faction, for lore and background reasons. My main is a Bosmeri huntress (nighblade), and I also have one Dunmeri sorceress, two dragonknights (Orc and Nord) and two templar (Altmer and Breton).

I like the Templar class, probably more than the NB (I mainly fight with weapons skills with my main, I don't like NB combat skills) and the DK class can fit various weapons styles in my opinion - my Nord fights with axe and shield and dual daggers, while my Orc has an axe and shield and a warhammer.

I've never tried the Arcanist though (I don't like this class, everytime I see an arcanist in game it's someone laser-beaming everything to death in seconds, preventing other players from enjoying the fights), and I don't like what I've experienced of the Warden and Necromancer.