Craft Tree Champion Point Guide For ESO

The Craft Constellation in ESO

The Craft Tree in The Elder Scrolls Online is focused on crafting and utility-centered passives including improved pickpocketing, gold gained, movement speed, stealth, resource returns from crafting nodes and more.

The left side of the Craft constellation is centered around thieving and stealth while the right side focuses on fishing, provisioning and housing. The center stars tend to focus on Crafting and resource gathering.

There are no sub-constellations currently in the Craft tree.

Craft Tree Champion Point Stars

The Craft Tree consists of 28 Champion Point Stars that can provide bonus effects to your character build in ESO. Some stars grant their bonus passively, while other stars must be Slotted on your Champion Point bar in order to take effect. Stars must be unlocked with Champion Points before you can use them.

For a detailed breakdown on how Champion Points work in The Elder Scrolls Online, refer to our Complete Champion Point Guide.

Click on a link below for more information on that Champion Point Star, including stages, sub-constellation, and prerequisite stars.

CP STAR	SLOT	DESCRIPTION
Angler’s Instinct	Yes	Increases your chance of catching higher quality fish, akin to fishing with another player. This effect can stack with other similar bonuses.
Breakfall	No	Reduces your fall damage taken by 7% per stage. Maximum: 35%
Cutpurse’s Art	Yes	Increases the chance to get higher-quality loot when pickpocketing.
Fade Away	Yes	Escaping from a Guard wipes 25% of your current Heat, but not Bounty.
Fleet Phantom	No	Reduces the Movement Speed penalty of Sneak by 5% per stage. Maximum: 25%
Fortune’s Favor	No	Increases the amount of gold you find in treasure chests and safeboxes by 10% per stage. Maximum: 50%
Friends In Low Places	Yes	Removes 1000 gold from your bounty once per day when committing a crime where bounty is added. You must be level 50 for this passive to activate, and your current bounty must be at or greater than 1000 gold.
Gifted Rider	Yes	Increases your Mount Speed by 2% per stage. Maximum: 10%
Gilded Fingers	No	Increases your gold gained by 2% per stage. Maximum: 10%
Homemaker	Yes	You have a 10% chance to find a second furnishing plan whenever you find a furnishing plan in the world.
Infamous	Yes	Increases the value of fenced items by 25%.
Inspiration Boost	No	Increases your crafting inspiration gained by 10% per stage. Maximum: 30%
Liquid Efficiency	Yes	Whenever you use a potion or poison you have a 10% chance to not consume it.
Master Gatherer	Yes	Reduces the time it takes to harvest by 10% per stage. Maximum: 50%
Meticulous Disassembly	Yes	Improves the chances of extracting Woodworking, Blacksmithing, Clothing, and Jewelry Crafting ingredients and allows the refining of more powerful resins, tempers, tannins, and platings from raw materials.
Out Of Sight	No	Reduces the radius you can be detected while Sneaking by 1 meter per stage. Maximum: 3 meters
Plentiful Harvest	Yes	You have a 10% chance to gain double the yield from normal resource nodes per stage. Maximum: 50%
Professional Upkeep	Yes	Reduces the cost of repairing your armor by 1% per stage. Maximum: 50%
Rationer	Yes	Adds 10 minutes to the duration of any food or drink that increases your character’s stats per stage. Maximum: 30 minutes
Reel Technique	Yes	Decreases the time it takes for a fish to bite by 25%.
Shadow Strike	Yes	When you kill an enemy with Blade of Woe, you become invisible for 5 seconds after a short delay while distracting nearby enemies or potential witnesses. While under this effect you can cast Blade of Woe.
Soul Reservoir	No	When you resurrect yourself or another player you have a 33% chance to not consume a Soul Gem.
Steadfast Enchantment	No	Your Weapon Enchantments have a 10% chance to not consume a charge when activated per stage. Maximum: 50%
Steed’s Blessing	Yes	Increases your out of combat Movement Speed by .4% per stage. Maximum: 20%
Sustaining Shadows	Yes	Reduces the cost of Sneak by 1% per stage. Maximum: 50%
Treasure Hunter	Yes	Increase the quality of items you find in treasure chests.
Wanderer	No	Reduces the cost of Wayshrine usage by 10% per stage.
War Mount	Yes	Improves your mastery with mounts, removing all mount Stamina costs outside of combat.

Best Champion Point Stars in the Craft Tree

While you can unlock any Star of your choice in the Craft Tree if you have enough Champion Points, some Craft Stars are more useful than others. Our favorite stars in the Craft Tree are those that can be used in any situation to give you passive bonuses.

For example, Steed’s Blessing can give players up to 20% bonus Movement Speed While out of combat, and Gilded Fingers can give players 10% additional Gold from all sources.

The best Champion Point Stars that you should focus on unlocking first in the Craft Tree are:

More Champion Point Guides For ESO

Champion Points in The Elder Scrolls Online can be confusing, especially for new players. For everything you need to know about integrating Champion Points into your own builds, review these additional guides!

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