The class you choose also determines your favored attributes and the major skills your character has access to.
This gives you a total of 21 classes to choose from.
However, you don’t have to choose that class or even choose a class in the same category.
You’re entirely free to make a jack-of-all-trades character that can wreak all sorts of havoc throughout Cyrodiil.
First up is the Combat category, which is mainly going to feature your attack-focused classes.
These are classic RPG classes, and they focus on a specific playstyle that’s easy to grasp.
The Warrior excels in hand-to-hand combat while wearing heavy armor and has plenty of strength and endurance.
As for the Archer class, this utilizes a bow and arrows to attack enemies from range.
Rogues also excel in thievery and talking their way out of sticky situations while in dialogue.
The Knight also uses melee weapons, but they specialize in persuasion through the personality attribute.
Spellswords also have proficiency in heavy armor, which isn’t common for a magic class.
If neither Spellsword nor Nightblade excites you, then the next best options areeitherSorcereror Mage.
In our opinion, the two best classes in Stealth areAssassin and Thief.
If neither Assassin nor Thief floats your boat, though, go with thePilgrim or the Bard.
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