8 trait med armor crafter and 6 trait heavy

I have high elf motif now and I also now have the mats stocked for v9+

Now with wood elf motif thanks for that tip!

Crafters Abound!!! Legion of cyrodiil is home to some solid crafters that can help you make desired items from the materials you gather if you are too low level to do so. Here are some of our featured crafters.

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Provisioning: All levels of all types of green, blue, purple and gold recipes. All levels of writ recipes as well.

Alchemy: All levels of potions.

Enchanting: All levels and all qualities of Runes.

Black Smith: All levels. I can make 6 and some 7 trait items for crafting sets.

Wood Work: All levels. I can make many 7 trait items for crafting sets.

Clothing: All levels. I can make 6 trait items for crafting sets.

Motifs: All races. Xyvkin, Mercenary, Primal, Daedric, Ancient elf, Barbaric, Glass and working on Akaviri.

Silent Giant:

Black Smith: All levels. 6 traits.

Wood Work: All levels 7-8 traits.

Clothing: all levels 5 traits.

Motifs: All races, Mercenary, Xyvkin, Ancient Orc, Primal, Daedric, Ancient Elf, Barbaric, Dwemer.

Jarhead:

Black Smith, wood work and clothing with a high level of traits. Unsure on motifs at this time.

Soljumper:

Black smith, wood work and clothing with high level of traits. Unsure on motifs at this time.

Hey Murder4Hire, I also have a lot of Trait items, but those alone do not allow you to research the Trait.

You have to have a piece of armor that has a trait attachted to it, for example off the top of my head, you may have seen a trait saying: Increase Weapon and Spell Critical values, Increases enchantment charges etc.

In order to research a trait, you have to have either a weapon or piece of armor that already has a trait attached to it and then go to the relevant workstation, choose research, and then in that top box which has all the little icons of clothing/weapons,
scroll along until you see a number next to one. This will mean how many pieces of that particular item you can research.

By researching, you destroy the item in the process, that holds that trait. So, as this sounds very confusing as I'm writing it, here is a conclusion of what I mean:

Say you have a Rawhide Helmet with the Trait: 'Increases total Armor and Spell Resistance' (Defending: Turquoise). Because this is Medium Armor, you'd have to go to the Clothing Station and then choose Research. Scroll along to the Helmet icon, to which
you should have the number 1 next to it. Then go down to the gemstone that says 'Researchable' next to it. Choose this and it will then warn you about the item being destroyed in the process. Click Yes, and if this is your first item at that station to be
researched, it will take 6 hours. You can only research one thing at a time.

Unlocking that trait, will only apply to the piece of armor that you researched it from, so in the example above, if you unlocked the 'Increases total Armor and Spell Resistance' trait using a Helmet, you'd only be able to create that trait on another Helmet
if you have the relevant Gem (Turquoise).

Hopefully I've understood your question correctly and this helps?

Also, I'd suggest depositing all Crafting items (iron, iron ingot, rawhide, jute, wood etc) to the Bank. It frees up your inventory but you can still Create items at the station without having to remove these items from the bank

If you are buying or trading traits you should look for the ones you will want to use but sets don't always require a specific trait just that you know a particular number of traits to make that set. For example, there is a Death's Wind set available in
Auridon. It is the lowest level set you can make and requires that you know 2 traits for each piece but it doesn't need any particular trait. Obviously if you have desirable traits that makes the piece better but you still get the set bonus with no traits
applied at all.