In contrast, the Dragonknight’s toolkit contains an array of strong damage-over-time skills, like Eruption, Burning Talons, Venomous Claw, and Burning Flames, as well as very strong crowd-control effects that can make it difficult for enemies to escape. They also have a fairly wide arsenal of high “burst”-damage single-target abilities, like Surprise Attack, Incapacitating Strike, Merciless Resolve, and Impale, but are somewhat lacking in damage-over-time abilities. Nightblades, for example, have unique skills like Shadowy Disguise, which allows you to turn invisible for a short time, and guarantees your next attack will be a Critical Strike. The other two are available for purchase through various other packages: Wardens, which were introduced in the Morrowind Chapter in 2017, and Necromancers, introduced with the Elsweyr Chapter in 2019.Įach class has a trio of class-unique skill trees, including multiple Active and Passive abilities, as well as Ultimate skills, and these can dramatically influence the way you play your character. Four are classes that come available to all players via the base game: Dragonknights, Templars, Nightblades, and Sorcerers. There are currently six classes in The Elder Scrolls Online. The Elder Scrolls Online is a bit unique compared to some other games, in that there are a wide selection of skills and passives made available to all characters, regardless of class, so the differences between classes aren’t necessarily as stark as you may have experienced elsewhere, but it’s still a very important decision. You can’t change your character’s class later – so give it some thought before you confirm your selection!Ĭhoosing the right class will undoubtedly be the single most impactful decision you make for your character, as it defines which core set of active and passive skills that you’ll have available to you. Choose Your Class Wisely The Elder Scrolls Online currently has six classes to choose from, and each bring their own unique tools.
I’d encourage you to keep them all top-of-mind as you’re planning to get into the game, so you can avoid making a decision you’ll regret later on. I’ve seen plenty of players over the years make some poor decisions during their Character Creation process that they’ve later come to regret.įor that reason, I’ve put together this short list of three important considerations when creating your character in ESO. On one hand, you want to create a character that you like and will enjoy playing – but on the other, you don’t want to unknowingly make a mistake that will cost you later on. Great! But before you jump in and begin playing, you’re first going to find yourself sitting on the ESO Character Creation screen, with a whole slew of options available to you.įor RPG veterans and MMO newbies alike, this can often be one of the most fun parts of the experience of playing the game – but it can also be intimidating. Dragonknight and Templar are both great beginner-friendly classes.So you’ve just picked up The Elder Scrolls Online and you’re itching to log in and begin your journey across Tamriel. The Necromancer class requires the Elsweyr expansion. By default, players can choose from 5 out of 6 available classes. Redguard, High Elf and Imperial are a good choice for novice players. Read the description of each race and choose the one that suits you best. Each race has unique characteristics and specializations - this choice isn't only cosmetic. However, this choice requires you to purchase the Imperial Race DLC. An exception is the Imperial race, which can be associated with any alliance.
Race - Choose your character's race based on the previously selected alliance.Each of the alliances is associated with 3 different races.
Alliance - Choose which alliance you want to represent.Gender - You can choose your character's gender (Male / Female).Below you can check the available options: The first one, Character, is the most important. The character creator in TESO consists of seven tabs.
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