>>3737751
>I remember hearing some tip that you don't actually want to make your most commonly used skills into major/minor skills, because they end up raising too fast and you get poor stat increases on level up.
Not quite it. Mechanically, the lower your starting major/minor skills the more they can raise before capping at 100. This means your overall level cap is higher than if you didn't do that, but it also means you're kinda playing a spreadsheet instead of a game.
The other half of that is if you only raise major/minor skills you'll hit the ten skills raised level up before you can net the big x5 bonus for advancing your skills governed by an attribute ten times. To me that's less about efficient leveling and more about not neglecting miscellaneous skills; a reward for digging deeper rather than a punishment for missing a mark somewhere. Don't fret about it, there's no need to sweat in a single player game. It's not like there's competitive Morrowind tournaments.
>>3738109
I've been doing this, it's a nice change of pace. Not all classes are equal just like tabletop. My top 3 per specialization are Barbarian, Knight, Scout; Spellsword, Sorcerer, Nightblade; Agent, Bard, Assassin.

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Gonna be replaying Morrowind for the first time since it came out. I haven't played any Elder Scrolls game since then. I remember hearing some…