Help me out -Char building ( new to ESO series)

clockwerk2013

Greetings friends!

So far i am really enjoying the beta. Refering to the thread title i do not have any experience with eso games therefore it is difficult for me to decide how to spend points when gaining a level. There are so many possibilties and options.

What would you recommend me how to spend skillpoints.

I played a dual wielding dagger nightblade. 

I used the First skillpoints for attacking skills. But what about weapon skills or crafting because of gear( i only had 2 pieces of geat at level 6) . When should i start picking abiliies like that? I m confused

 

Thanks in advance for any help

 

Iselin

Originally posted by clockwerk2013

Greetings friends!

So far i am really enjoying the beta. Refering to the thread title i do not have any experience with eso games therefore it is difficult for me to decide how to spend points when gaining a level. There are so many possibilties and options.

What would you recommend me how to spend skillpoints.

I played a dual wielding dagger nightblade. 

I used the First skillpoints for attacking skills. But what about weapon skills or crafting because of gear( i only had 2 pieces of geat at level 6) . When should i start picking abiliies like that? I m confused

 

Thanks in advance for any help

 

Since all Class Trait skills use Magika as the resource and melee weapon and bow skills use stamina, it's a good idea to get a weapon skill or 2 early as a Nightblade. And even if you're focusing on the Assassination skills, you should pick up Strife from Siphoning as early as possible. It's a ranged DOT + self heal which, when morphed, also increases all of your healing received when it's just slotted in your bar.

 

As to crafting... entirely up to you, Personally other than crafting a belt, helmet and shoulder pads for myself (they're very rare drops up until level 12 or so) --all of which can be done without putting a point in crafting-- I rather depend on drops and add points to crafting later... skill points are scarce at first,

 

Also... although the Fighter's Guild's "Intimidate" and the Mage's "persuade" come in handy in many quest conversations, you can get those quests done by just bribing instead... maybe get them later if you want, but a bit of a luxury at first.

 

And take a look at the Undaunted Guild's Blood Altar which you unlock just by meeting them around level 5-6. It's a health regen that others can also channel for self-heals - very useful in group dungeons and in large PVP battles for some additional heals.