You may not have enough helpful secondary skills, such as alchemy, restoration, etc to make adventuring easier.Taking it slow gives you plenty of opportunities to hoard up gold and valuable loot for better gear and spells. (This is a major issue as facing high level enemies and dragons wearing hide armor is typically not a good idea).
Your equipment will fall behind compared to the increased difficulties of monsters you face.You should use this in a hard to level category, such as armor, restoration, lock picking, etc. You lose the ability to take advantage of the 5 training attempts per level (though this further increases your leveling speed).As you increase, you should be making higher tier items.Absolutely, leveling up faster has these disadvantages:
Shocking, right? Literally everything you craft gives you XP, but you’re not going to want to keep making the same thing forever as your level scales. Therefore, it’s important to keep leveling Weaponsmithing if you are crafting your own stuff so you are keeping up to date with the best Melee Weapons available.Īs mentioned above, you level up Weaponsmithing by smithing weapons.
The more your character level increases, the higher weapons and armor you’ll need. There are different ones for Weaponsmithing so it’s worth hunting them down if there’s a specific Perk you’re after. For example, when making a tool, the Azoth Extraction Perk can be applied if you have the Drop of Azoth Oil Special Resource, which gives you 1 Azoth every time you gather with that tool. They can be applied when crafting to ensure a certain Perk. The more you pay, the better odds you have, though the end result is completely random and you’re not always guaranteed to get one that you want. When crafting Melee Weapons, you have the option to pay Azoth to give you a higher chance of making one with a Perk, Gem Slot, or Attribute Points.
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