If you are a loyal player of ESO, then after so many updates, you may try to change your play style, weapons, armor, and combat focus. Part of that is changing skills, but you may not know which skills will be used, and MMOAH will give guides on that.
How to reset your Skill Points?
Pay Gold at Specific Shrines
The most popular way is to go to a temple and make an offering on the correct altar. The capitals of all 3 factions in the game are such a shining place, although the God associated with each temple changes frequently. You can find Shrines like this in many major DLC cities, such as Leyawiin and Vivec.
The Shrines of Stuhn, Stendarr, S'rendarr, and the Father of Mysteries (Sotha Sil) are all dedicated to resetting Skill Points. While this is a bit pricey, it costs over 10,000 ESO Gold to reset all skill points at the max level. Most of the time, you don't need to reset all skill points, so it will end up being a little cheaper than this.
Use the Armory System
The Armory System was introduced in the Deadlands DLC, this system provides multiple slots for loading character builds. These builds are saved from your current loadout, but you can always keep one slot untouched, it’s possible to reset Skill Points for free whenever you like.
When you want to reset your skill points, go to the Armory station. Load a completely blank build on your character and you'll find that all your attributes, Champion Points, and Skill Points will be refunded to you.
Pay Crowns for a Skill Point Scroll
This is the most expensive option, and for the cost of 700 Crowns you get a scroll that can be re-spec anytime, anywhere.
If you want to cut down your expenses as much as possible, you can come to MMOAH to buy ESO Gold in advance, which will help you save a lot of money.