In the first part of this article, we covered the non-human races of The Elder Scrolls Online, this second part will focus on the human races.

The Breton start the game in Stros M’kai, they make good Necromancer, Sorcerer or Templar. Their racial skills are Opportunist, Gift of Magnus, Spell Attunement and Magicka Mastery.

The Nords starting zone is Bleakrock Isle they are well suited for classes like Warden, Templar or Dragonknight. They make excellent tanks and their racial skills are Reveler, Stalwart, Resist Frost and Rugged.

The Redguard start at Stros M’kai and make good Warden, Dragonknight or Nightblade. Their racial skills are Wayfarer, Martial Training, Conditioning and Adrenaline Rush.

The last race in this list are the Imperials, the dominant race of Tamriel. They start the game in Khenarthi's Roost, Bleakrock Isle or Stros M'kai. They make good tanks and make good Warden, Dragonknight or Templar. Their racial skills are Diplomat, Tough, Imperial Mettle and Red Diamond.

Now that we are done with the races, let’s cover the different classes available in the game.

The Dragonknights are a warrior class that use the Akaviri martial arts, allowing them to get buffs and cause fire damage to their foes.

The Nightblade is a stealth based class, able to deal critical damages both physical and magic.

The Necromancer class is self-explanatory, they raise the dead to fight in their stead.

The Sorcerer is the main magic based class, able to unleash destructive elemental forces against their enemies.

The Templar is a healer class which uses light to deal damage.

Lastly we have the Warden, a class clause to nature, with the ability to heal their allies as well as dealing frost damages to their enemies.

We have now covered the races and classes of ESO, there is more depth and lore implications to these choices but you now know enough to create your first character.

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