ESO – Gamerstips https://gamerstips.com Tips and tricks for games Sat, 18 Mar 2023 23:21:31 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 ESO Ned’s Warden Healer: Elsweyr Guide https://gamerstips.com/eso-neds-warden-healer-elsweyr-guide/ https://gamerstips.com/eso-neds-warden-healer-elsweyr-guide/#respond Sun, 20 Oct 2019 19:45:28 +0000 https://mmoroom.com/?p=67 Warden healers are great in vet trials. Here is what I do and why.

This is not the only way to do things. There are very talented healers out there who will disagree with some or all of this document. Get their opinions and try to understand why our opinions differ, then do your own testing and make your own decision.

This guide was written on April 27th, 2019, after about two rounds of patches on the PTS for Elsweyr.

Progression Healing

This guide is primarily aimed at healing in a progression group. A progression group is a group that attempts to get an achievement or clear for the first time. This is in contrast to score pushing groups, which try to maximize scores by minimizing deaths and squeezing out every last drop of damage.

Your goal as a progression healer is to buff the group while keeping them alive. Your goal is not to do damage.

I will also be talking mostly about 12-nerd trials, although much of it does apply to 4-nerd content.

Gear

Sets To Carry

As a healer, you will be wearing many different sets depending on the situation. Here are the sets I carry around and why.

Major Courage is one of the the most important buffs you can give out. Olorime is able to give that buff to the entire group and keep it up 100% of the time. The buff lasts 30 seconds and you’re able to drop the circle every 10 seconds, meaning dps only have to stand in every 3rd or 4th circle. Even in mobile fights where the group is spread out, you will be able to get 100% uptime on all the dps.

I prefer to run this set only on one bar, usually my destruction staff bar, for better control over where I’m placing the circle.

The imperfect version of this set is absolutely fine to use. The buff is the same with either version.

Minor Vulnerability is going to be the biggest dps increase for your group. However, you won’t be the only source of this; lightning damage can have the side effect of applying this debuff as well. Uptimes on Minor Vulnerability without someone wearing Infallible Mage can vary wildly depending on the fight and group composition. This set can be anywhere from the most important buff set you run to the least important.

You can run this set on only one bar. As long as you’re heavy attacking with a restoration or lightning staff, you can apply the debuff with only a partial heavy attack. You’ll see a purple glow around the enemy when the debuff is applied.

Healing Mage reduces the weapon damage of enemies around you. All PVE enemies have their damage scale off of their weapon damage regardless if they are using magic or physical based attacks.

This set won’t be appropriate for most of the harder fights in the game. Often the debuff is simply not needed, or the healer is standing too far back from the boss, or the healer isn’t constantly casting enough skills to trigger the debuff. This set shines in fights where the group is stacked up taking heavy damage, most notably in Halls of Fabrication during execute. Healers will be mostly casting AOE heals in these situations, keeping the debuff constantly applied.

Be aware of which abilities trigger this and which do not. Notably, Fungal Growth does not trigger this set. You can test out different skills next to a dummy; just look for the purple glow, similar to the effect Infallible Mage produces.

This set needs to be run on both bars to maximize the uptime.

This will increase the healing received for the entire group. It will not only affect the amount of raw healing you do, but also how much self healing the tanks can do to themselves.

10 meters isn’t very far, so make sure whoever is wearing this set is standing where the healing is most needed.

This set is useful in combating healing debuffs, such as Baneful Mark in veteran Cloudrest. If there are no healing debuffs, you’re healing output without this set should be sufficient.

This set needs to be run on both bars to ensure it’s always up.

This set is used to help the magicka damage dealers sustain better. Keep in mind in order to maximize their damage output, damage dealers will be running as little sustain as possible. Giving them an extra boost to their sustain will allow them to adjust their build to increase group damage.

This build is at its best when all the damage dealers in your group are magicka. If you have 4 or more stamina damage dealers, you may want to consider other sets.

This set needs to be run on both bars to ensure it’s always up.

Increasing the duration of all major and minor buffs can make managing buffs and keeping high uptimes significantly easier. Wardens give out more important buffs from class skills than any other class, making them the best class to wear this set. These buffs include Minor Toughness, Major Resolve, Major Ward, Minor Intellect, and Minor Endurance. By comparison, Templars give out only Minor Sorcery and Minor Expedition from class skills.

Additionally, because this increases the duration of Major Force from Aggressive Horn, wearing this set will be a small dps increase.

This set can be run on only a single bar, although I recommend running it on both bars. If you do run this on only one bar, make sure the relevant buffs are given out from that bar though, particularly Aggressive Horn.

In some of the harder content, healers are given important mechanics to execute while they’re keeping the group alive. If the healer goes down in these fights, the group likely wipes. Wearing Phoenix can give you and your group a lot of extra time to learn those mechanics, allowing you to progress faster. Once you get more comfortable with a fight you can replace this set with something more impactful.

Phoenix can also serve as an important safety for attempts at no death achievements in both 12-nerd and 4-nerd content.

This set must be run on both bars.

Once considered a set primarily for tanks, Torug’s Pact offers a very powerful effect, particularly when combined with a glyph of crushing or weakening. Because one handed weapons only apply enchantments at half power, it’s useful to have this on a healer instead of a tank. The decision to include this in your raid is a group decision; tanks must be aware you’re running it so they don’t duplicate the effect, and damage dealers must build for the correct amount of penetration.

This set can be easily run on a single bar. If you do this, make sure it’s on your destruction staff bar so you can use Elemental Blockade to apply the enchantment.

This set provides significant sustain for the rest of your group. While it does have a long cooldown and is limited to restoring only one person’s resources at a time, when all the healers and tanks in a 12-nerd group are wearing this set, the groups overall sustain improves dramatically. In a 4-nerd group, just the healer wearing this will have significant impact.

If all the supports are wearing this, make sure they all have a way to constantly heal the group. For tanks this will usually involve one of them using Blood Altar to apply Minor Lifesteal to enemies; make sure you’re not overriding that with your own Blood Altar in this case.

This is bonus healing useful for when the group is taking damage. It’s also a very easy to obtain set compared to Symphony of Blades. If Symphony of Blades isn’t having a noticeable impact because not all your supports are wearing it, Nightflame is a solid default.

This is useful for buffing the group’s defense when they’re taking a lot of constant damage and are relatively stacked up. There aren’t too many fights like this in the game, but it’s definitely valuable and worth carrying around.

An absolutely phenomenal weapon for better sustain. Combat Prayer into 2x Energy Orb produces a significant amount of group healing in addition to the Minor Berserk from Combat Prayer and the resources from the Energy Orb synergy. With the addition of this staff, it becomes trivial to sustain yourself while feeding your group lots of Energy Orbs.

The imperfect version of this is absolutely fine to use. You won’t notice a significant difference between the imperfect and perfect versions.

The newest arena restoration staff has proved to be quite valuable. Like Sanctuary, this is useful against healing debuffs, but on a single target basis. This is great for fighting against Baneful Mark in veteran Cloudrest when you need to focus healing on the tank, the ice prisons in vet Sunspire, the machine gun in vet Maw of Lorkhaj, and more.

The imperfect version of this is absolutely fine to use, although the additional recovery offered by the Perfect version is welcome.

This is another staff to use for better sustain. Timeless Blessing is generally a stronger option, but in situations where you’re not casting Combat Prayer often, such as group healing vet Asylum Sanctorum, Precise Regeneration can give you an extra bit of sustain.

This is definitely 3rd on the last of arena restoration staves to use, but it does have its uses.

Notable Sets Not to Carry

Notice anything missing from the list of sets above? There’s a reason I excluded it. I’ll cover some of those sets here.

Earthgore was the victim of a tragic nerf in Elsweyr, and it is now limited to healing a single target. An additional single target burst heal that cannot be directed is not something we’re interested in.

For large amounts of group healing, Grand Healing and its morphs are outclassed by Energy Orbs. Energy Orbs offers more healing per second and resource return for your group. Additionally, the stamina returned by Grand Rejuvenation is insignificant in the majority of situations, especially when compared to Energy Orbs.

Minor Force, while a very potent buff, is something damage dealers are able to give themselves with 100% uptime, which is far more than Twilight Remedy can offer. Most often this is through the Psijic Order skill Accelerate, but melee damage dealers can also use Trap Beast.

The set does have a cooldown of 10 seconds per ally, but all synergies have cooldowns of 20 seconds. Achieving 100% uptime from Twilight Remedy alone would be nearly impossible.

Once the most important healing set, Spell Power Cure has fallen fast and far. It’s only able to provide Major Courage for 6 allies at once, and it cannot achieve 100% uptime. It is completely outclassed by Vestment of Olorime, regardless of the situation.

At first glance this looks like an obvious combo with the low cost of Secluded Grove. However, in practice, it’s not as powerful as our other options; another set is always more impactful.

Niche Sets

Sometimes a fight will call for a very specific set.

The extra health from Ebon Armory can offer a lot of survivability. It also allows the damage dealers to put fewer points in health and more in their offensive stat, raising group damage. While this is normally worn by a tank, occasionally the healer will be asked to wear it instead. Because this is a heavy armor set, as a healer you’ll want to get jewelry, a chest piece, and either legs or feet. This will maximize the armor bonus from the heavy pieces while still allowing you to wear 5 light armor pieces.

The most common use for this set is for the group healer in veteran Cloudrest.

This set must be run on both bars.

Another heavy armor set, Shalk Exoskeleton provides faster ultimate generation while offering the additional defenses of heavy armor. The most common use for this set is behind the main tank in veteran Asylum Sanctorum, where you’re standing very far from the group and need the extra survivability.

This set should be run on both bars to keep the Minor Heroism buff up all the time.

My personal least favorite fight in the game is the Hunter-Killer Fabricants in veteran Halls of Fabrication. The fight gets a lot easier when one of the healers is responsible for doing nothing but purging while the other handles the buffs and the healing. Because Purge is expensive even when morphed to Efficient Purge, having a selfish sustain set can greatly ease the fight. Shroud of the Lich is the most powerful of those sets.

This set can be run on a single bar; just make sure you’re on that bar when your magicka pool gets low. If you are running this on only one bar, it can be useful to run a buff tracker that lets you know when the buff from this set is active.

An extra spicy option, Blessing of the Potentates can replace a monster set. Cheaper ultimates mean more Aggressive Horns which means more group damage.

This set should be run on a single bar. Because only weapons and jewelry are available for this set, you’ll have to wear a head or shoulder piece that you wouldn’t normally collect to fill out one of your 5-piece sets. This also leaves you room to run one piece of a monster set for a moderate bonus of your choosing (for example, Chokethorn for magicka recovery or Domihaus for more magicka and stamina).

Enchantments and Traits

This is largely person preference and / or subject to group composition.

  • Armor Enchantments and Traits

On my body armor, I have infused on the large pieces (chest, legs, and helm) and divines on the small pieces (shoulders, hands, waist, and feet). I use tri-stat glyphs on the large pieces and magicka glyphs on the small pieces. This gives me an extra amount of health while maintaining a sizable magicka pool and a bit of bonus stamina. To fine tune my health, I adjust my attributes, but generally they’re all or close to all in magicka. This is mostly personal preference.

  • Jewelry Enchantments and Traits

My jewelry all has the arcane trait and are enchanted with magicka recovery glyphs. This is purely personal preference. Of the other jewelry traits, swift can be particularly useful in some fights (i.e. kiting roles), but I haven’t found it necessary. Triune and infused are other useful choices. However, transmute stones are not easy to come by, so I keep all my jewelry arcane for consistency.

  • Restoration Staff Enchantment and Trait

My restoration staff enchantment is generally increase spell power or absorb magicka. For my trait, I use powered for fights where heavy healing is needed (i.e. veteran Cloudrest) and decisive otherwise. If possible decisive will be stronger.

  • Destruction Staff Type, Enchantment, and Trait

The vast majority of the time, healers should be running a lightning staff. This helps debuff enemies with the off-balance status via Elemental Blockade, apply important enchantments, apply the important debuff of Minor Magickasteal via the Elemental Drain skill, and allow for a channeled heavy attack for use with Infallible Mage.

Most magicka based damage dealers are (or should be) running a shock glyph on one of their bars. This will affect enemies with the concussed status, which Elemental Blockade from a lightning staff will turn into off-balance. Off-balance will allow for greater resource recovery from heavy attacks while also increasing damage significantly for damage dealers with the Exploiter champion point passive (generally this applies only to stamina based damage dealers). Because of this, healers no longer need to run the charged trait paired with a shock glyph; it is simply redundant.

Depending on the rest of the support builds, you may be called upon to run a crusher or weakening enchantment. In this case, you want your lightning staff to have the infused trait. Make a special effort to keep your Elemental Blockade down as much as possible as this will have a significant impact on the group.

If you are not in charge of running a particular enchantment, decisive or powered are solid trait choices. You can also run a more selfish enchantment like absorb magicka.

If you find yourself in a situation where you need to apply Minor Magickasteal but not run Elemental Blockade and also not need a channeled heavy attack for Infallible Mage and also you don’t have any points put into the Tri-Focus passive from the Destruction Staff skill tree, a frost staff can offer free resists. This does not actually happen; just use lightning staves.

Food

This is largely a personal preference. If you want to run bi-stat food, Double Bloody Mara is going to be better than blue bi-stat food (post-Elsweyr). If you want a bit of regen along with your max stats, Clockwork Citrus Filet is going to be better than Witchmother’s Potent Brew. If you set up your attribute points and gear enchants to be heavy health, you might be able to get away with Eye Scream, which gives a large buff to your max magicka and magicka recovery.

Race

Breton, Lizard, and High Elf are all fine. I’d rank them in that order, but it’s super marginal and largely personal preference. You could realistically heal with any race.

Attribute Points

Keep in mind that in addition to attribute points there are multiple sources of max stats: food, mundus stones, passive skills, active buffs, and enchantments. Your goal should be to hit between 18k and 22k health and at least 30k magicka. Where exactly your points go depends on how you’ve set up the rest of your build.

Mundus

This is largely personal preference. I like the Ritual. Increasing the potency of your heal over time skills can really make your job easier. If you feel like you need the sustain, the Atronach is a solid choice.

Vampire / Werewolf / Normal

This is largely personal preference.

Werewolf offers us no bonuses, so it’s the same as being normal.

Vampire offers increased recovery and resistances at the cost of weakness to fire and looking horribly ugly. If you can overcome the downsides, you’ll find the upsides very valuable.

Potions

Spell Power potions (Cornflower, Lady’s Smock, and either Namira’s Rot or Water Hyacinth) are going to give you the best sustain and healing power.

Tri-pots (Bugloss, Mountain Flower, and Columbine) are expensive but sometimes useful, like when just standing up from a resurrection.

Trash magicka potions are also just fine if you’re on fights that don’t need optimized sustain or healing. Just keep in mind, the damage dealers are probably using the expensive stuff in an effort to perform the best that they can for the group, so you probably should as well.

Poisons

If you’re not responsible for applying an important enchantment and your group is all magicka damage dealers and a tank isn’t already running these, you can run Minor Breach poisons (Beetle Scuttle and either Lady’s Smock or Namira’s Rot). Generally this situation does not come up. Make sure to only have one effect on the poison and make sure it’s just the effect that debuffs and not the one that debuffs while buffing you. This will ensure the highest uptime.

With poisons not having their potency reduced by being on one handed weapons, applying these will generally fall to the tanks.

Skills

Standard Setup

Restoration Staff

  1. Ward Ally
  2. Rapid Regeneration
  3. Deceptive Predator
  4. Energy Orb
  5. Combat Prayer
  6. Aggressive Horn

Lightning Staff

  1. Expansive Frost Cloak
  2. Elemental Blockade
  3. Budding Seeds
  4. Elemental Drain
  5. Enchanted Growth
  6. Enchanted Forest

Explanation of Skill Choices

First, we need to pick our healing skills. Enchanted Growth is a burst heal that can affect a group, while Energy Orb is our primary group heal over time. Combat Prayer provides a necessary buff with Minor Berserk (even more important with Elsweyr now that nightblades are no longer able to provide it for themselves). Budding seeds is a powerful burst heal as well as providing a powerful and unique synergy for tanks, useful in keeping them alive and triggering the Alkosh debuff. Rapid Regen can provide an additional longer heal over time, but is likely the first skill to be cut.

I didn’t pick Grand Healing as a healing skill. Energy Orb is our primary group heal over time. Rapid Regen would sit alongside either of them due to its duration. When you cast Rapid Regen, it prioritizes allies that aren’t already affected by it, giving you something to easily cast while you’re running

Green Balance skills will buff each other if they’re on the same bar, so we want to keep those together. We put them on the lightning staff bar so the restoration staff bar has enough room for the restoration staff skills. Energy Orb can go on either bar, but because it’s often cast in conjunction with Combat Prayer (particularly with the Asylum’s Restoration Staff), we’ll place it on the restoration staff bar.

Next, we pick our group buffs and debuffs. Elemental Blockade and Elemental Drain are both vital to the group and need to go on the lightning staff bar. Aggressive Horn substantially raises group damage. Expansive Frost Cloak provides Major resistance buffs for the entire group. The latter two skills can go on either bar, so we’ll wait to place them.

For our second ultimate, I prefer Enchanted Forest. Often when progressing, groups (usually the tanks) will need a bit extra healing while learning mechanics. Enchanted Forest provides this at a very cheap rate. Because it’s a Green Balance skill, it goes on the lightning staff bar with the others, putting Aggressive Horn on the restoration staff bar.

Adding a skill from the Animal Companions line will give us an additional 12% magicka and stamina recovery for the bar it’s on. The speed and passive defense from Deceptive Predator make it an easy choice. Recovery is more important, at least for me, when I’m on my restoration staff bar, so we’ll put that there.

For our last skill slot, I chose Ward Ally. It offers a self shield for anticipating big damage, and I’m usually running Mender’s Ward as my default restoration staff anyway. Obviously this has to go on the restoration staff bar, placing Expansive Frost Cloak on the lightning staff bar.

Other Skills

  • Grand Healing: Traditionally a staple of trial healing, I find myself not running this very much anymore. Mystic Orb has better healing per second and better utility.
  • Blue Betty: This offers a small amount of additional sustain, a self purge, Major Sorcery if you’re cheap and not getting that buff from your potions, and also it’s adorable. This is a perfectly valid replacement for Deceptive Predator, or a nice addition if you want an Animal Companions ability on both bars.
  • Nature’s Grasp: It’s slow, makes a gross squish noise, can’t really be animation cancelled, and affects only one target. However, it is the most powerful heal in the game. I’ve found it to be very effective in the Lokkestiiz hardmode fight for when someone gets in the ice prison.
  • Living Vines: Not quite powerful enough, especially considering it’s single target and hard to place on the tank. I don’t have a use for this skill.
  • Lotus Blossom: This offers a small amount of healing when you light or heavy attack, but not enough to justify a bar slot.
  • Frozen Device: You won’t often be called upon to stack enemies, but in Blackrose Prison it’s fantastic.
  • Frozen Retreat: I made this video to demonstrate the usefulness of Frozen Retreat: https://youtu.be/k_P90eVygG0. Also if you’re in an easier trial like Aetherian Archive, you can put this on the damage dealers where they will inevitably activate it, pulling them out of the group and confusing them thoroughly. This is especially effective in pick up groups.
  • Shimmering Shield: Another skill I use only in Blackrose Prison, you can actually get 100% Major Heroism uptime.
  • Crushing Shock: Sometimes you need a ranged interrupt.
  • Force Syphon: Neither morph of this is good. If you want to apply Minor Lifesteal, you’re better off with the addition of the powerful synergy from Blood Altar, and if you want to apply Minor Magickasteal, you’re better off with the speed and cost of Elemental Drain.
  • Annulment: With Major resistance buffs, the ability to have a higher than normal health pool, and access to Ward Ally, this is not a skill I would recommend.
  • Inner Light: You can get Major Prophecy from potions, and you will never have room for it anyway; there’s always something more useful to have.
  • Symbiosis: An interesting new way to better utilize your light and heavy attacks. I’m not yet sure what to make of this skill post-Elsweyr, but I’m optimistic about it.
  • Overflowing Altar: This offers a powerful synergy that can be activated by multiple allies in addition to applying Minor Lifesteal over a huge radius. Because of Symphony of Blades this will usually be run by a tank, but definitely an extremely important skill to have available.
  • Shadow Silk: I hope this gets nerfed into oblivion so I never have to cast it again.
  • Inner Fire: Sometimes you get to taunt stuff. When you need to taunt, you can’t beat Inner Fire: a skill that taunts.
  • Bone Surge: Useful for helping to clear Baneful Mark in veteran Cloudrest, it also provides a unique synergy in cases where you’re able to stand on top of the tank.
  • Efficient Purge: Sometimes the group needs to have negative effects removed. When that’s the case, you can’t beat the one skill in the game that can remove them from the group. Also provides passive magicka recovery if you have your Support skill line to 9 (and you should!)
  • Eternal Guardian: Fantastic as a passive ultimate for magicka and stamina regeneration if and only if you do not have an Animal Companions skill on that bar. Don’t cast it though, as the bear will be unsummoned when you switch bars.
  • Barrier: Fantastic as a passive ultimate for magicka regeneration if and only if you already have an Animal Companions skill on that bar. Also can be cast defensively.
  • Northern Storm: Another great passive ultimate for maximum magicka (which will increase your healing power) that can also be cast defensively.
  • Panacea: For healing, it’s outclassed by Enchanted Forest. I do not use this skill.

Champion Points

Be aware of jump points. A good rule of thumb is if you’re getting a percentage bonus, the bonus you actually get is rounded down to the nearest whole point. For example, a 12.1% increase will be exactly the same as a 12.9% increase.

Red

Red CP should be spent according to the damage profile of the trial you are in.

Blue

100 Elfborn

100 Blessed

The rest personal preference (I chose Staff Expert. I don’t know if it affects Symbiosis or not. I’ll have to test that at some point.)

Green

Entirely personal preference. Likely this will involve either 75 or 100 points in each of Arcanist and Tenacity.

Passive Skills

Why is this always a section for ESO builds? Get all the passives. And stop whining about getting more skyshards, we’ve all done it, we all hate it, now go do it. And grind your Mage’s Guild, Psijic Order, Undaunted, Fighter’s Guild, and Support skill lines while you’re at it. The rest of your group put in the effort. Don’t be an asshole.

Warden vs. Other Classes

Nearly every serious progression group will want a Warden healer.

Advantages

There are lots of things that make Wardens unique and good, but these are the three big reasons Wardens are desirable.

  • Wardens offer Minor Toughness, Major Resolve, and Major Ward to the whole group 100% of the time.
  • They provide a unique and useful synergy with Budding Seeds.
  • They have the highest raw healing, having the powerful Major Mending buff when it’s needed most.

Other Classes

Wardens aren’t the only viable healers in the game. Here is a partial list of what other classes can offer.

  • Templars provide a more powerful and targeted resource recovery synergy with Luminous Shards.
  • Templars offer a synergy that allies can use to purge themselves with Extended Ritual.
  • Templars can grant Minor Sorcery and Minor Expedition to the group.
  • Templars can debuff enemies with Minor Breach and Minor Fracture.
  • Templars have better ultimate generation and reduced ultimate cost.
  • Necromancers offer two unique synergies in Bone Yard and Agony Totem.
  • Necromancers can grant Empower with Empowering Grasp.
  • Necromancers have access to Reanimate, an absurdly powerful tool for progression groups.
  • Sorcerers have access to Absorption Field, a fantastically powerful defensive ultimate.
  • Sorcerers offer a unique synergy in Lightning Splash.
  • Dragonknight and Nightblade healers don’t really offer any unique healing things.

About the Author

I’m @walkingeye in game, walkingeye#6360 on Discord, walkingeyerobot on Reddit, walkingeyerobot on Twitter, walkingeye on Twitch (I don’t stream ESO), and some weird string of numbers and letters on YouTube (no significant ESO content there). Send me a message if you have questions or comments.

As a Warden healer, I’ve cleared every hard mode fight in the game pre-Elsweyr (4-nerd and 12-nerd), veteran Sunspire on PTS, every non-trifecta trial achievement, and Gryphon Heart.

I’ve played ESO since beta with a break right after Imperial City to just before Homestead, always with a Templar healer. I gave Warden healing a shot shortly after they came out and I’ve been enjoying my Warden ever since.

Changelog

I’m sure there’s mistakes in here. Eventually I’ll fix them and write what I fixed here. Maybe.

  • April 27, 2019:

Added some stuff about Grand Healing.

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(Wrathstone Edition, updated 3/16/2019)

By binarybandit & Whispering Fang Syndicate (PC/NA) 

Trials are a very rewarding and exciting group event for players to participate in. Completing trials allow you to acquire trials gear, transmutation stones, and to have the opportunity to push your characters limit and have fun with other guild members.
Saying that, trials are a group effort, and thus to help everyone you will need to do a few things differently than you would if you were doing solo or 4 man content.


1. General Requirements


There are a few qualifications and things you need to have to do trials. If you need help with some of them, ask your guildmates.
-CP160 minimum
-Appropriate CP160 weapons and armor. No training armor, please.
-Soul Gems
-CP160 Blue or Purple food, or gold food if you have it.
-CP160 potions. For best results, you will want to use  Essence of Weapon Power for stamina users (Stamina+Major Savagery+Major Brutality) , Essence of Spell Power for magicka users (Magicka+Major Prophecy+Major Sorcery), or Tri-Stat potions for tanks (HP+Stam+Magicka), although other potions might also be allowed by your trials leader.
-Grand Repair Kits
-At least 30 space in your bag
-Must be able to listen on Discord Voice
–Add-Ons Required:
–RaidNotifier: Will give you cues when special raid effects will be happening


2.) Trials Etiquette

– As a common courtesy to everyone, before you sign up for trials, please make sure you will be able to attend it. If something unexpected happens, then that’s understandable, but please let us know beforehand if possible.
-Make sure you have all the requirements before we start. Again, as a common courtesy to the others in the trial group, we expect you to be prepared.
-No unnecessary chatter during boss fights. People will be providing information about boss mechanics, needing rezzes, or other things, so comms must be kept clear so they can be heard. During mob fights though, comms are usually open.
-Lower the game audio so you can hear people on Discord Voice.
-If you are a DPS and someone dies next to you, go and revive them if the battlefield situation allows for it (no massive AoE happening or something). Do not expect someone else to go do it, especially not a healer or tank. If a tank or healer goes down, they are immediate priority.
-Wait until the end of th qe trial to trade gear. This is to ensure a smooth trial experience.
-Please don’t pester a person if they receive an item that you want. It is up to them if they wish to hand it over, and are under no obligation to do so.

3.) Buffs

Buffs are also incredibly important. Buffs from skills, along with those from the previously mentioned sets, will increase the DPS, survivability, and efficiency of the group as a whole. The grand majority of buffs can be provided to the group through various skills:

Minor Brutality- (5% Weapon Damage)  from DK passive
Major Brutality- (20% Weapon Damage) Potion Self buff, or Igneous Weapons from a DK
Minor Savagery-(3% Weapon Critical) Hemorrhage from Nightblade passive
Major Savagery-(10% Weapon Critical)Potion Self buff, recommend Weapon Power Potion
Minor Sorcery- (5% Spell Damage) Illuminate from Templar passive
Major Sorcery- (20% Spell Damage) Potion Self buff, or Igneous Weapons from a DK
Minor Prophecy-(3% Spell Critical) Exploitation from Sorcerer passive
Major Prophecy-(10% Spell Critical) Potion Self buff, recommend Spell Power Potion
Minor Berserk (8% damage increase) Combat Prayer from Healer
Minor Resolve+Ward (1320 Phys./Spell Res.) Combat Prayer from Healer
Major Resolve+Ward (5280 Phys./Spell Res.) Expansive Frost Cloak from Warden
Minor Endurance+Minor Intellect (10% Stam/Mag recovery) Enchanted Growth from Warden
Minor Force (10% Crit Damage) Self-buff from Trap Beast
Major Force (15% Crit Damage) Aggressive Horn from Tank/Healer
Minor Slayer (5% Damage in Trials/Dungeons) Self-buff from trials gear
Major Slayer (15% Damage in Trials/Dungeons) War Machine/Master Architect gear

Minor Toughness (10% Max Health) Maturation from Warden passive


4.) Debuffs

Just like buffs, debuffs on the enemy are also important. They can reduce an enemy’s damage done, have them take more damage, increase the penetration on them, and more. Here are the must have debuffs, and who should typically provide them.
Minor Fracture+Breach (Lowers Phys./Spell Res. by 1320) Power of the Light from Templar
Major Fracture+Breach (Lowers Phys./Spell Res. by 5280) Pierce Armor from Tank
Minor Vulnerability (Increase damage taken by 8%) Shock damage
Minor Maim (15% reduced damage taken) Heroic Slash from Tank
Alkosh (3010 Physical/Spell Penetration) Tank
Crusher Enchant, Infused, Torugs (2740 Physical/Spell Penetration) Tank
Weakening Enchant , Infused, Torugs (588 reduced Weapon/Spell Damage) Tank
Healing Mage (430 reduced Weapon Damage) Healer

4.) Group Utility Sets

The gear you wear might not only need to benefit yourself, but others as well. Instead of wearing a set that only helps you,consider wearing one that has the same effect but aids the whole group, or something that will help everyone overall. Ideally, every trial group would have their group bring some of these sets. These sets are:

StamDPS Group Sets

War Machine-(using Ultimate) You+closest 2 allies gain Major Slayer, increasing your damage done to Dungeons and Trials Monsters by 15%.

MagDPS Group Sets

Master Architect- (using Ultimate) You+closest 2 allies gain Major Slayer, increasing your damage done to Dungeons and Trials Monsters by 15%.

Healer Group Sets

Vestment of Olorime- Casting ground effect abilities in combat will create a circle of might on the ground for 10 seconds. You and your allies in the circle gain Major Courage for 30 seconds, increasing your Weapon and Spell Damage by 258 for 30 seconds. This effect can occur every 10 seconds.

Jorvuld’s Guidance- Increases the duration of all Major buffs, Minor buffs, and damage shields you apply to yourself and allies by 40%

Worm’s Rainment-Reduces the cost of your Magicka abilities by 4% for you and your group.

Spell Power Cure-When you heal a friendly target that is at 100% Health, you have a 50% chance to increase their Weapon and Spell Damage by 258 for 10 seconds.
Healing Mage-When you use an area of effect heal ability, you reduce the Weapon Damage of all enemies within 10 meters by 430 of you  for 3 seconds.

(optional)
Sanctuary-Increases your healing received by 12% for you and your group within 10 meters.

Infallible Mage: Your fully-charged Heavy Attack deal an additional 903 damage. Enemies you damage with fully-charged Heavy Attacks are afflicted with Minor Vulnerability for 10 seconds, increasing their damage taken by 8%

Hircine’s Veneer:Increases your Stamina Recovery by 10% for you and your group.

Tank Group Sets

Ebon-  Increases your Max Health by 1118 for you and your group.
Roar of Alkosh– (using a synergy) 13760 damage+ 3010 Physical/Spell Pen
Torug’s Pact- Increases potency and reduces cooldown of weapon’s enchantment by by 30%.

5.) Personal Sets

These sets are useful to bring along to trials once all the group sets needed have been accounted for.

StamDPS

Damage Sets

Arms of Relequen– (light+heavy attack) Harmful winds deal 200 Physical Damage every 1 second for 5 seconds. 20 stacks max.

Berzerking Warrior– (melee damage) Critical Strike rating is increased by 400 for 5 seconds, stacking up to 5 times.
Vicious Ophidian-Reduces the cost of your Stamina abilities by 8%. When you kill an enemy, you restore 2150 Stamina and gain Major Expedition for 20 seconds, increasing your Movement Speed by 30%.

Twice-Fanged Serpent-  When you deal damage, your Physical Penetration is increased by 860 for 3 seconds, stacking up to 5 times. (see Penetration section)
(Non-Trial sets)

Briarheart- (10% on Crit) +449 Weapon Damage for 10 seconds, and crits heal for 609 Health
Hunding’s Rage-  Adds 299 Weapon Damage

Leviathan- Total of 3,590 Weapon Critical (16.4%)


 Monster Sets

Kragh-(10% on attack) Spawn dreugh limbs that create shockwaves in front of you dealing 1300 Physical Damage every 0.4 seconds for 1.2 seconds.
Velidreth-(20% on attack) Spawn 3 disease spores in front of you that deal 10320 Disease Damage to the first enemy hit
Selene-(15% on direct melee damage) Call on a primal spirit that mauls the closest enemy in front of you for 12000 Physical Damage.

MagDPS

Damage Sets


Mantle of Sioria- (direct damage)  Creates a ring of fire beneath you for 10 seconds. Standing in the ring grants you a stack of Siroria’s Boon for 5 seconds. Each stack increases your Spell Damage by 30. 20 stacks max

(Non-trial Sets)

Burning Spellweave-(15% on Flame attack)Apply the burning status effect to the enemy and increase your Spell Damage by 525 for 8 seconds

Mother’s Sorrow– Total of 3,590 Weapon Critical (16.4%)
(If using pets)

Necropotence- While you have a pet active, your Max Magicka is increased by 3150.

Monster Sets

Grothdarr- (10% on attack) Create lava pools that swirl around you, dealing 1800 Flame Damage to all enemies within 8 meters of you every 1 second for 5 seconds
Ilambris- (10% Fire/Shock damage) Summon a meteor shower that deals 1170 Damage to all enemies within 4 meters every 1 seconds for 5 seconds
Valkyn Skoria- (8% on DoT attack) Summon a meteor that deals 9000 Flame Damage to target and 4000 Flame Damage all other enemies within 5 meters.

Healer

Healing Sets

Monster Sets

Earthgore- When you heal a friendly target that is under 50% Health you conjure a pool of quenching blood underneath them, which soaks up enemy placed effects instantly and heals all friendly targets in the area for 30000 Health over 3 seconds
Sentinel of Rkugamz- (10% on heal) Summon a dwemer spider that heals for 1049 Health and restores 524 Stamina to you and your allies within 5 meters every 1 second for 8 seconds.

Nightflame- (5% on heal) Summon a totem for 6 seconds that heals you and your allies in area for 3483 Health every 1 second. This effect can occur once every 6 seconds.

Tank

Tanking Sets



Akaviri Dragonguard-Reduces cost of Ultimate abilities by 15%.

Monster Sets

Lord Warden- (50% on damage) Summon a shadow orb for 10 seconds that increases the Physical and Spell Resistance of you and your allies within 5 meters by 3870.

6.) Penetration

Getting the most amount of penetration possible is helpful, since it allows one to do the most damage possible by reducing the enemies resistances. Achieving max penetration of 18,200 is very useful when conducting trials, as it allows you to completely negate the enemy’s resistances. For an in-depth look, take a look at this post: https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/426277/the-comprehensive-penetration-calculator


Physical Penetration
1320 from Minor Fracture
5280 from Major Fracture
3010 from Alkosh from Tank
2740 from Infused Crusher enchant from Tank

3184  from 37 points in Piercing (The Ritual constellation) 

____
15,634 Physical Penetration/18,200 Total Physical Resistance

At this point, you would be at 86% penetration. To reach max penetration of 18,200, you would need an additional 2,566 penetration. This can be achieved through a combinations of:

1,328 from each Sharpened 1H weapon (epic) (max 2,656 pen, 100%)

4,300 from Twice-Fanged Serpent 5 piece bonus (100%+ pen, can reduce Piercing points to 15)
3,450 from Spriggan’s Thorns 5 piece set (100%+ pen, can reduce Piercing points to 24)

1,487 from 1 pc Kragh’s bonus

2,752 from Lover Mundus (not recommended)

Spell Penetration


1320 from Minor Breach
5280 from Major Breach

4884 from Concentration passive (Light Armor)
3010 from Alkosh from Tank
2740 from Infused Crusher enchant from Tank
____
17,204 Spell Penetration/18,200 Total Spell Resistance

One should only need about 20-30 points into Spell Erosion to achieve max penetration, with no additional armor sets needed.

]]> https://gamerstips.com/eso-trials-guide/feed/ 0 ESO Addon Guide https://gamerstips.com/eso-addon-guide/ https://gamerstips.com/eso-addon-guide/#respond Fri, 04 Oct 2019 17:55:59 +0000 https://mmoroom.com/?p=63 Addon Guide

(Elsweyr Edition, updated 7/30/2019)

By binarybandit
Whispering Fang Syndicate (PC/NA)
Whispering Fang Bazaar (PC/NA)

Managing Addons


Download and install the Minion program to make installing and managing add-ons easy. The “Install” tab tells you which ones you have installed and lets you update them, and the “Find More” one lets you search for and install new ones. Also, make sure you turn on “Allow out of date addons” in the addons menu in-game for some of these to work. Also, you will have to reposition a few things to put them where you want.

*Run as Administrator*

https://minion.gg/?download
^^^CLICK THIS LINK TO DOWNLOAD AND INSTALL^^^

Note: While links to the addons are provided, it is still recommended to install them through Minion. Click on the links to get a more in-depth view on what the addon does.

Recommended Beginner Addons

Note: While there may be more advanced and better add-ons available, I have chosen to include these specific ones due to the ease of use for beginner players. For more customizable or advanced addons, look in “Advanced Addons”



Bandits User Interface
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info1643-BanditsUserInterface.html
All-In-One UI addon, with many different parts to it for those who do not want to fiddle with many addons. 

Harven’s Improved Skills Window
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info489-HarvensImprovedSkillsWindow.html

Improves the skill window and shows you how much XP you have towards a skill, as well as its morphs.

Port to Friend’s House
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info1758-PorttoFriendsHouse.html
Allows you to set up houses belonging to other people to port to easily. Of note, this addon will let you port to @Inkling’s house, which has all set attunable stations, mundus stones, a transmute station, and more!

Settings for Inkling’s House

Assist Rapid Riding
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info1554-AssistRapidRiding.html 

Once you know the “Rapid Maneuver” ability from the Alliance skill line, it will  slot the skill when mounting a horse to let you activate it, then will take it off when dismounted.

Lootdrop
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info35-LootdropContinuedAllinOne.html

Better way to see what loot you pick up ingame, as well as XP.

(Game Settings: Gameplay>Loot history and turn autoloot on, consolidate loot on, and default loot tracker to off. Addon Settings: unlocked to move it around,)


AutoRecharge
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info1091-AutoRecharge.html

Auto-repairs your armor and auto-charges your weapons when they get below a certain percentage. You need repair kits and soul gems in your inventory for this to work.

CraftStore
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info1590-CraftStoreElsweyr.html

Keeps track of all your research. Good for seeing all the motifs, recipes, etc that you can make, and allows you to make multiple recipes amd glyphs in their stations.. 

Dolgubon’s Lazy Writ Creator
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info1346-DolgubonsLazyWritCrafter.html

If you do daily crafting writs (and you should!), this will make the items needed automatically when you go into the crafting station, as long as you have the required items and skills needed. It will also pull any items needed from your bank, if you have them in there.

Tinydog’s Crafting Calculator
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info1240-TinydogsCraftingCalculator.html
Allows you to make a list of items you want crafted, and tells you how many of each material you need to craft it all. If you have Master Merchant installed, it tells you the MM price of the materials needed. This is good for seeing how much it would cost to make your own gear, or how much someone should realistically charge you for making it.  Has an inspiration calculator to determine how much of an item you need to deconstruct to get to a certain level.
Crafting requirements and costs: (NOTE: DOES NOT AUTOCRAFT)

Inspiration needed:
(To Use, choose a craft, choose whether to calculate by creating or deconstructing, and  choose a quality type. It will determine how much inspiration (XP) you need to get to the desired skill level.

Ravalox’ Quest Tracker
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info13-RavaloxQuestTracker.html

Much better quest tracking log than the base one

(Game Settings: Interface > Behavior Options>Hide default quest tracker. Addon Settings: lock quest tracker in place to off, auto close to all)

Faster Travel
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info1089-FasterTravelWayshrinesmenuTeleporter.html
Allows you to quickly teleport to a zone that someone in your guild, group, or friends list is near. Also allows a quick port to recently used wayshrines. 

No, Thank You!
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info865-Nothankyou.html
Allows you to change a lot of settings for notifications you don’t want to see, like selling stolen items or deleting emails. Gets rid of a lot of small annoyances. 

Wykkyd Toolbar
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info737-WykkydToolbar.html
Puts a toolbar on your screen with lots of great notifiers, like a clock, number of item slots open, time until your horse training or research ends, and lots more.

Advanced Filters
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info245-AdvancedFilters.html

Allows you to filter things better in your bag/bank/vendors/guild bank/etc.

Map Pins
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info1881-MapPins.html
Adds additional pins to your map and minimap, such as skyshards, bosses, treasure, and more!


Tamriel Trade Center
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info1245-TamrielTradeCentre.html

Great for determining prices for those new to trading or for those without trading guilds to gather data in. Requires a separate client (https://tamrieltradecentre.com/download) that needs to run alongside the game. To determine good prices to buy/sell items at, look at a pricepoint generally in between the two TTC suggested prices.


Arkadius Trade Tools
https://esoui.com/downloads/info1752-ArkadiusTradeTools.html
Great for keeping track of items you have sold, as well as bought. Allows you to search through guild sales to see how much an item has sold for in the past, how much you’ve sold in x amount of time, and more. Also provides some handy tooltips and a graph on items to give you a quick visual on an items prices and sales history.



Price Tooltip:
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info2221-PriceTooltip.html

Changes the values of the base game prices to TTC and ATT prices, in order to see the real worth of your items.
(Addon Settings: Price Settings> TTC/ATT Price Settings> Display Scaled TTC/ATT price tooltip to On)

Advanced Addons

Gameplay/UI

Dustman
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info97-Dustman.html
Allows you to fiddle with various options to autosell items or autodestroy stuff of no value. Great when thieving, as you can set it to destroy white items of little value. 


pChat
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info93-pChat.html
Lets you customize your chat boxes, and the messages presented in them.

Perfect Pixel
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info2103-PerfectPixelisfreezed.html
Changes many parts of the UI to accommodate more items on the screen, such as more items on the inventory and stores, a better skills tree, and lots of UI tweaks. Especially recommended if you have a monitor bigger than 1920×1080.

Inventory Insight
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info731-InventoryInsight.html
Allows you to look through items in the inventories of your other characters, your bank, or in guild banks, from anywhere.

LUI Extended
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info818-LuiExtended.html
Overall UI changes and abilities to the game that make your game experience better. Not compatible with Bandits UI, but an excellent replacement. 

Votan’s Minimap
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info1399-VotansMinimap.html

Adds a minimap to the game.


Dressing Room
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info2138-DressingRoomforElsweyr.html
Lets you save different combinations of gear and skills you know/own, and allows you to switch them in one click if you have the items in your inventory.


SuperStar
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info2124-SuperStar-SummersetUpdate.html

Better overview of your weapons/armor/stats than the ingame one. Also has the ability to save builds for your character and automatically apply them all when respeccing.



PvE


Action Duration Reminder
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info1536-ActionDurationReminder.html
Gives you a little notification on your skill when the skill has an ability that works over time. Good to remind you to reuse skills before they finish.

S’rendarr
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info655-Srendarr-AuraBuffDebuffTracker.html
Lets you tweak your buff and debuff icons that appear on your screen, as well as lets you reposition them.

Combat Metrics
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info1360-CombatMetrics.html

Allows you to see how much damage/healing/tanking you do, as well as having an advanced screen to let you see exact values for stuff you do in battle (type /cmx on chat and hit enter).

Trials

Provision’s TeamFormation
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info1135-ProvisionsTeamFormationTeammateRadar.html

Great for dungeons and must have for trials. Better shows you where your teammates are, their status (alive, being revived, dead), and a lot of other things. 

RaidNotifier
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info1355-RaidNotifierUpdated.html
Helps notify you of special raid effects during trials in order for you to deal with them efficiently.

Hodor Reflexes
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info2311-HodorReflexes-DPSUltimateShare.html
Provides a visual UI in the game to show how much DPS players are doing, as well as Warhorn and other ultimate times.

RaidBuffs
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info1939-RaidBuffs.html
Keeps track of debuffs on enemies. 

Crafting

Dolgubon’s Lazy Set Crafter
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info1697-DolgubonsLazySetCrafter.html
Allows you to create a list of items you need to craft, and will auto-create them when you go to the appropriate station.


Multicraft
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info2239-MultiCraft-AndAll.html

Great for making multiples of a crafted item, and also for auto-refining raw materials in bulk.

Potion Maker
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info405-PotionMakerforAlchemyCrafting.html
Lets you favorite potions and poisons that you make regularly, and allows you to search for different combinations of alchemy traits for a potion.


WritWorthy
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info1605-WritWorthy.html

Allows you to make master writs in bulk without opening them, tells you how many vouchers you will get with the master writs you have selected within the addon window, the price of the materials needed to make it, which ones you can make, and the average price per writ voucher.Notifies you in the item tooltip if it is queued for automatic creation, the average price of the vouchers you will receive, and how much in materials it will cost to make.
If you can not do the master writ, it will tell you. If you are viewing a master writ for sale at a trader, it will also account for the price of buying it, as well as the materials needed.



Trading

AwesomeGuildStore
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info695-AwesomeGuildStore.html

Like Advanced Filters, but for guild stores. 

Master Merchant
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info928-MasterMerchant.html
Aggregates prices from all your guild stores to help you know the prices of items you want to buy and sell. Has an interface to help you look at your past sales in your guild stores, all sales in your guild stores, and a search function to look for items that have been sold in the past. Shows a tally of your sales for a given amount of time in each guild. Puts a point graph of past sales on item tooltips.  Also has a handy Deal Finder and Profit Filter option.
Recommended Settings:

Item Tooltip Graph:

Stuff you’ve sold:

Example of Deal Finder/Profit Range:

Farming

Dolgubon’s Lazy Farming
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info1373-DolgubonsLazyFarming.html

This addon will allow you to easily separate any crafting materials you get while farming, refining, or deconstructing. I use “Save Bag” to have the addon remember what I already have in my bag before refining/deconstructing items, then use “Get Item” to see what I received, and its value. If you have ESO+, it will put these items into your normal inventory for quick access, which you can then stow if you want by pressing T.

Farming Party
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info1822-FarmingParty.html
A simple addon that aggregates the items you or your group gets while farming/questing/doing daily writs/etc, and provides a nice list of it all based upon MM, TTc, or ATT prices.Note: Does not show items bought, received from mail, or refined.

Harvest Map
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info57-HarvestMap.html

Shows crafting material gathering spots, and all lootables actually, in your map/minimap.

Recommended Settings:
DO THIS TO DOWNLOAD ALL PIN DATA
Optimized Settings to avoid lag and gather better:



Fishing
Rare Fish Tracker
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info665-RareFishTracker.html

Helps you keep track of which fish you have already caught in a zone, if you are aiming for the Master Angler achievement..

Votan’s Fisherman
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info918-VotansFisherman.html

Must have for fishing. Tells you which bait to use in certain locations, marks fishing locations you’ve visited on your map, and gives you an easy visual and audio queue when you need to reel in a fish.

Votan’s Fish Fillet
https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info958-VotansFishFillet.html
Auto-fillets your fish, so you don’t have to do it manually. Also keeps track of the number of Perfect Roe you’ve gotten.

]]> https://gamerstips.com/eso-addon-guide/feed/ 0 ESO Daily Crafting Writ Guide https://gamerstips.com/eso-daily-crafting-writ-guide/ https://gamerstips.com/eso-daily-crafting-writ-guide/#respond Thu, 03 Oct 2019 02:49:31 +0000 https://mmoroom.com/?p=61 Daily Crafting Writ Guide

By: binarybandit

Whispering Fang Syndicate/Whispering Fang Bazaar (PC/NA)

1. Daily Crafting Writs

Writs 101:

Recommended Add-Ons:

Crafting Skills Recommendations:

Cost:

Rewards:

Gold Materials:

Surveys:

Master Writs:

Writ Vouchers:

Profit:

1. Daily Crafting Writs


Writs 101:

Daily crafting writs have the potential be be a major source of income for your characters, if you take the time to set them up properly to do so. This includes leveling them up at least to CP160, placing skill points appropriately, prepping items beforehand in your bank,and  good placement of characters in a convenient area to do the writs.Once a character is set up to do daily crafting writs, it will take less than three minutes from start to finish to do everything.

The best place to do daily crafting writs is in Vivec City, Vvardenfell, due to the ideal placement of all the crafting stations, a bank out in the world, as well as a quick trip to the writ turn in location. If you do not own Morrowind, other good locations are Rawl’Kha in Reaper’s March, Elden Root in Grahtwood, and Mournhold in Deshaan. 


Recommended Add-Ons: 

Dolgubon’s Lazy Writ Creator

This addon will automatically pick up your daily crafting writs, turn them in, and open your reward boxes. It will also create the items needed for your crafting writs when you go into the crafting station, as long as you have the required items and skills needed, as well as withdraw any item you have in your bank that you need for your crafting writs. 

WritWorthy 

Allows you to make master writs in bulk, tells you how many vouchers you will get with the master writs you have selected within the addon window, the price of the materials needed to make it, and the average price per writ voucher. In a guild store and your inventory, it will show you the average price per voucher, as well as the missing trait/motif/# of traits researched needed to make it.
Craftstore Wrathstone
Includes functionalities that helps you with provisioning prepping for future writs.

Potion Maker (for Alchemy Crafting)

Includes functionalities that helps you with alchemy prepping for future writs.

Farming Party
An addon that keeps track of the items you (and your group) gets while farming and provides notifications based upon Master Merchant or Tamriel Trade Centre pricing values. Great for determining the gold value of your daily writ rewards, as well as when doing survey runs.
Daily Alchemy
Automatically creates your daily alchemy potion/poison, if you have no more left
Daily Provisioning
Automatically creates your daily provisioning food/drink, if you have no more left

Crafting Skills Recommendations:

Daily Writ Crafter: This is a character that you want to use to do daily crafting writs for quick profit. Skill Points Needed: 48 Level: CP160+

Alchemy:

Solvent Proficiency 8 (7 skill points)
Blacksmithing:

Metalworking 10 (9 skill points)
Clothing:
Tailoring 10 (9 skill points)

Enchanting:
Potency Improvement 10 (9 skill points)

Jewelry Crafting:

Engraver 1 (NO SKILL POINTS)

Provisioning:

Recipe Improvement 6 (5 skill points)

Woodworking:

Woodworking 10 (9 skill points)

Cost:

(@CP160+ Character w/ full skill points in needed crafting skills)

39-42 Ancestor Silk/ Rubedo Leather – (light) 430-460 gold/ (medium) 1000-1100 gold 

(810 Silk /390 Leather in 30 days, 9,400 gold/8,000 gold,17,400 gold total)

36-43 Rubedite Ingots – 270 to 320 gold (1,160 in 30 days, 8,700 gold)

36-40 Sanded Ruby Ash – 360 to 400 gold (1,120 in 30 days, 11,500 gold)

25-30 Platinum Ounces- 275- 330 gold (850 in 30 days, 9,350 gold)

4 Provisioning Ingredients – 30 to 50 gold (330 gold in 30 days)

4 Enchanting Runes – 30-60 gold (1,000 gold in 30 days)

1-4 Alchemy Solvents and 2-5 Reagents – 4 to 144 gold/ 60 to 200 Gold (5000 in 30 days)
9 Style Materials – 180-200 gold (270 in 30 days, 5,400 gold)

Total Cost: 1,600- 2,600 gold worth of materials per character, per day
        ~58,000 gold per character, per month

Rewards:

There are many different rewards you can earn for doing daily crafting writs. Below are examples from one character’s writs for 1 day, as well as what you may potentially earn from the writ rewards. (Examples provided is for CP160+ Character w/ maxed out Crafting skills, except Jewelry at lvl 10)

Clothing: Clothier Satchel X, containing:
1 Style Material

Ancestor Silk/Rubedo Leather Item with Intricate or Ornate Trait 

(Ornate-105 gold @merchant, Intricate-175 gold@ trader)

Shipment of Cloth X-

15 Ancestor Silk/Rubedo Leather + 10 random lower level refined material
(115-390 gold + 100-500 gold for random)

Value: 250- 1,000 gold

Other Rewards:

10% Chance – Survey Map (replaces Shipment)
15% Chance- Dreugh Wax (6,500g)
Sealed Clothier Writ
Grand Repair Kit – 50 gold

Blacksmithing: Blacksmith’s Crate X, containing:
1 Style Material

Rubedite Item with Intricate or Ornate Trait 

(Ornate-175 gold @merchant, Intricate-175 gold@ trader)

Shipment of Ingots X-

15 Rubedite Ingots + 10 random lower level refined material
(110 gold + 60-220 gold for random)

Value: 400- 550 gold

Other Rewards:

10% Chance – Survey Map (replaces Shipment)

15% Chance- Tempering Alloy (5,500g)

Sealed Blacksmithing Writ
Grand Repair Kit – 50 gold

Woodworking: Woodworker’ Case X, containing:
1 Style Material
Ruby Ash Item with Intricate or Ornate Trait 

(Ornate-105 gold @merchant, Intricate-175 gold@ trader)

Shipment of Planks X-

15 Sanded Ruby Ash + 10 random lower level refined material
(150 gold + 60-220 gold for random)

Value: 350- 600 gold

Other Rewards:

10% Chance – Survey Map (replaces Shipment)

15% Chance – Rosin (3,000g)

Sealed Woodworking Writ
Grand Repair Kit – 50 gold

Jewelry: Jewelry Crafter’s Coffer V, containing:

Empty Soul Gem x1 (12 gold)
Random Jewelry Trait Dust x1 (20-400 gold)

Platinum Item with Intricate or Ornate Trait 

(Ornate-180 gold @merchant, Intricate-900 gold@ trader)

Shipment of Ounces V-

7 Platinum Ounce + 3 random lower level refined material
(77 gold + 15-120 gold for random)

Value: 300-1,500 gold

Other Rewards:

10% Chance – Survey Map (replaces Shipment)

Sealed Jewelry Crafting Writ

Enchanting: Enchanter’s Coffer X containing: 

Empty Soul Gem x 2 (25 gold)

CP150 Green Glyph x1 (15 gold)

Value: 25-50 gold

Other Rewards:

10% Chance – Survey Map
15% Chance- Kuta (2,750g)

Sealed Enchanting Writ

Provisioning: Provisioner’s Pack VII, containing:

2 Provisioning Ingredients x 5 (value varies)

2 Provisioning Ingredients x 10 (value varies)

1 Green/ Blue/ Purple CP160 recipe (value varies)
Other Rewards:
Frost Mirriam x5
Bervez Juice x5

Sealed Provisioning Writ

Alchemy: Alchemist’s Vessel VIII, containing: 

2 Reagents x 3 (75-1,200 gold)

Lorkhan’s Tears x 3 (105 gold)

Alkahest x 3 (15 gold)

Value: 200- 1,300 gold

Additional Rewards:

10% Chance – Survey Map
Sealed Alchemy Writ


Gold Materials:

As you get higher crafting levels and skills, you have a greater chance to acquire a gold material after finishing a daily crafting writ for that respective craft, such as Tempering Alloy for Blacksmithing, Dreugh Wax for Clothing, Rosin for Woodworking, or Kuta for Enchanting. After extensive research, the drop rate for gold materials when maxed out at lvl 50 seems to be roughly a 15%, or 1 of each per character, per week. This amounts to an additional profit of 17,750 a week.

Surveys:

You have a ~10% chance to acquire after finishing daily crafting writ, regardless of level. Approximately 5 surveys are acquired per character each week. Examples provided are the results of 7 day’s worth of surveys collected from 7 characters, all doing 7 writs each. In total, 42 surveys were collected out of 294 eligible daily crafting writ returns (provisioning writs do not give surveys), for a total percentage chance of 14% for a survey being given out.

Clothing Survey Map
76~160 Raw Ancestor Silk (3,040-6,400g). Usually about 100, worth 4,000g
36~80 Rubedo Hide Scraps (1,080-2,400g). Usually about 40, worth 1,240g

Blacksmithing  Survey Map
108~240 Rubedite Ore ( 3,200- 7,200g). Usually about 140, worth 4,200g

Woodworking Survey Map
108~240 Rough Ruby Ash ( 2,700- 6,000g) Usually about 140, worth 3,500g

Jewelry Crafting Survey Map
108~240 Platinum Dust ( 7,700- 17,000g). Usually about 140, worth 10,000g

Enchanting Survey Map
60~120 runes (value varies, usually ~80 runes valued at ~2,500g)

Alchemy Survey Map
24~72 various alchemy reagents (value varies depending on reagents spawned, usually ~40 reagents valued at ~3,000g. Different, possibly more valuable reagents, may be spawned by walking a distance away, then coming back (Watch YouTube link provided). Look for valuable reagents, such as multiples of Corn Flower, Columbine,  Lady’s Smock, and Blessed Thistle. A double Corn Flower spawn, along with the rest of the reagents, will usually be worth about 5,000g)

Changing Alchemy Survey Reagent Spawns

Total Loot Gathered From Surveys:


Of this, I refined the raw materials (Worth 145,000g ) into 301,000g worth of refined materials, for a total profit of 400,000 gold (300k from refined materials + 100k from everything else)

Master Writs:

You can earn master writs from the daily crafting rewards depending on how advanced your character is in terms of knowledge on each separate crafting skill. 

Clothing, blacksmithing, and woodworking is based on the amount of traits that you have researched for that skill, as well as the motifs that you have learned overall.

Jewelry Crafting is based on jewelry traits researched. 

For provisioning, it is based on the total amount of purple/gold recipes known. 

Enchanting is based on the total amount of runes you have translated.
Alchemy is based on the total amount of traits learned from the various reagents. 

Master writs can be completed to earn lots of XP (45,000 XP per writ, before bonuses), a bit of gold (300), and most importantly, writ vouchers that you can use to purchase items from the Mastercraft and Achievement Mediators. Master writs that you earn can be of a low writ voucher value that are easy to complete, or they may be ones that require motifs or traits that you may not have for a long time. Depending on what you wish to do with them, you can complete them yourself, hold on to them to do in the future, or sell them in the guild store. You can also buy them from others through the guild store.

Writ Vouchers:

You can use your writ vouchers to purchase items from the Mastercraft and Achievement Mediators that you can then use yourself, or resell for a profit. At this time, each writ voucher is worth roughly 750 gold each, so you can purchase items with writ vouchers and then resell them for that much. For example, a 1 day Blacksmithing Research Scroll costs 3 writ vouchers, but is usually sold in guild traders for 2,500 gold each. This is a profit of approximately 766 gold per voucher, after guild taxes and listing fees. Most items that are acquired through writ vouchers will be priced at roughly the 750g/voucher mark, with the voucher/gold ratio decreasing as items become more expensive. One example is the Transmute Station (worth 1,250 tickets) which sells for about 900k gold, only has a ratio of about 660 gold/voucher after guild taxes and listing fees. To earn the most money from your writ vouchers, buy low-cost items that are bought and sold frequently, such as Research Scrolls, and sell them at the appropriate gold/voucher ratio. 

Profit:

(@CP160+, lvl 50 crafting skills)
(Not included: Master Writs/Survey profits)

Approximate Daily Total, Per Character, for Completing All Crafting Writs: 

4,200 gold (4,620 gold w/ESO+) / 5,180 XP (5,754 w/ESO+)

~3200g in items to sell (not including gold materials)
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~7,500 gold daily (~8,000 gold w/ESO+)

Cost:  ~1,900 gold per day
Profit: ~5,600 – 6,000 gold per day

Approximate Weekly Total, Per Character, for Completing All Crafting Writs:
29,400 g/week (32,340 g/week w/ESO+) / 36,260 XP (40,278 XP w/ESO+)
~25,000g in items to sell
~17,750g in gold materials
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~70,000 gold weekly (~75,000g w/ESO+)
Cost:  ~14,500 gold per week
Profit: ~55,000 – 60,000 gold per week

Approximate Monthly Total, Per Character, for Completing All Crafting Writs:
126,000g (138,600g w/ESO+) /155,400 XP (170,940 XP w/ESO+)
~100,000g in items to sell
~75,000g in gold materials
_________
~300,000 gold per month (~312,000g w/ESO+)
Cost: ~58,000 gold per month
Profit: ~240,000 – 255,000 gold per month

With 8 daily crafters:

Approximate Daily Total for 8 Characters to Complete All Crafting Writs:

33,600 Gold (36,960 w/ESO+) / 41,440 XP (46,032 w/ESO+)
~25,000 gold worth of items to sell (not including gold materials)
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~60,000 gold daily (~62,000 gold w/ESO+)

Cost:  ~15,000 gold per day
Profit: ~45-000 – 48,000 gold per day


Approximate Weekly Total for 8 Characters to Complete All Crafting Writs:

235,200 Gold (258,720 w/ESO+) / 290,000 XP (322,000 XP w/ESO+)
~175,000 gold worth of items to sell
~125,000 in gold materials
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~535,000 gold weekly (~560,000 gold w/ESO+)

Cost:  ~105,000 gold per week
Profit: ~430-000 – 455,000 gold per week

Approximate Monthly Total for 8 Characters to Complete All Crafting Writs::

1 million Gold (1.1 million w/ESO+) / 1.24 million XP (1.38 million XP w/ESO+)
~750,000 gold worth of items to sell
~540,000 in gold materials
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~2.3 million gold monthly (~2.4 million gold w/ESO+)

Cost:  ~430,000 gold per month
Profit: ~1.9 million – 2.1 million gold per month

]]> https://gamerstips.com/eso-daily-crafting-writ-guide/feed/ 0 ESO Glossary https://gamerstips.com/eso-glossary/ https://gamerstips.com/eso-glossary/#respond Wed, 04 Sep 2019 14:52:53 +0000 https://mmoroom.com/?p=71 2H/2HD – 2 hand, staff, great sword etc.

Heal/Throw heals – the action of healing yourself or your group.

Res – To bring a player back to life as in resurrect.  This is done using a filled soul gem.

Destro – destruction spell line

Resto – Restoration or healing specialisation line.  Usually refers to type of staff or school of magic

Proc – A skill, or spell that goes off (usually on a chance/per hit basis).  You want chance spells and item abilities to “proc” as much as possible so higher chances mean more procs.

Morph – when training a skill, when you get to a certain level you can “morph” that skill into a secondary skill that adds an extra benefit.  This takes the place of the previous skill. It is like an upgrade to the skill basically

Delve – Dungeon Instance.  A dungeon, cave or area that you enter and attempt to clear for xp and loot

Burn – do as much damage as possible as quickly as possible to a target enemy, usually a boss

Frags – Crystal Fragments spell () a spell/skill that has a chance to proc and do good?

vet/v1-16 – veteran status/levels.  When reaching level 50 you then work on veteran levels (1-16 I think).  Veteran also refers to skill levels available on some dungeons which are a lot harder than normal difficulty.

bar1/bar2 –  once level 15 you can run two hot bars with different skills

crit – Critical hit, or chance to critical hit.  Critical hits deal additional damage and often provide other benefits

synergy – multiple players working together on the same targets produce bonus damage/effects by working together.  Needs to be activated once acheived

SS or S/S – sword and shield.  bread and butter rpg stuff

Kags – Kagrenac’s Hope craftable set

Julianos – Law of Julianos armour set – orsinium DLC

5L/2h or 5h/1l/1m or  5l/1h etc. – refers to armour set combinations, l = Light, m = medium, h = heavy.  Denotes how many pieces of each make up your total armour set.

spam –  really? you can’t figure this one out.  Keep doing the same thing over and over.

WB – wrecking blow.  Melee ability/skill

flappy wings = Reflective Scale (Dragonknight skill)

jesus beam = Radiant Destruction (Templar skill)

tbs = Twice-Born Star craftable set

stampler – staminia based templar build

DK Dragonknight

NB Nightblade

Stamblade Stamina-based Nightblade

BASIC MMORPG STUFF

DPS – Damage Per Second.  General means dealing damage or to deal damage.

DD – Damage dealer

Magika – Your total magic pool, spells cost magic use Magika

Health/HP – Your total health pool, lost it you dead.

Stam – Your total endurance pool.  Sprinting, sneaking and swinging takes stamina, run out and that stuff stops.

Tanking – causing enemies to come to you so you  can take and absorb damage. usually done in conjunction with you or someone else dealing damage (DPS) to kill the targets and also a heal source to keep tank from dying.

nerf – developer talk for changing the core of the game to lower the abilities or equal the balance between player abilities and skills

DW – Dual Wield

CC – Crowd control? 

QQ – Cry cry (face with tears).  someone is saying “stop being a bitch”

NPC – non player controlled character

PVE – Player versus environment.  You are killing 1s and 0’s like the matrix

PVP – Player versus Player.

Mobs – slang for monster, or enemy unit that can be killed (PVE)

XP – Experience points.  get more, level up, repeat.

Loot/Drops – items that fall from mobs and dead units.

AOE – Area of affect, usually refers to skills abilities and spells that damage all mobs in an area, meaning you can kill lots of shit at once.

]]> https://gamerstips.com/eso-glossary/feed/ 0 ESO Warden Guide https://gamerstips.com/eso-warden-guide/ https://gamerstips.com/eso-warden-guide/#respond Wed, 04 Sep 2019 14:52:08 +0000 https://mmoroom.com/?p=69 Warden 

Winter’s Embrace

Glacial Wall, Ultimate: 

  • Create an impassible wall of ice in front of you for X secs. Wall intercepts projectiles and will absorb Y damage before breaking. When the effect ends or is broken, the wall will blast nearby enemies dealing Z cold damage and inflicting them with Chill for W secs. Costs ### Ultimate. Instant cast.
  • Morph: Glacial Barrier: Create a barrier of ice around yourself that negates the effects of all projectiles aimed at you for X secs. Glacial Barrier will absorb Y damage before breaking. When the effect ends or is broken, blast the area around you with a chilling wind dealing Z cold damage and freezing all enemies to the ground and inflicting them with Chill for 3 secs. Costs ### Ultimate. Instant cast.
  • Morph: Glacial Bulwark: Create an impassable wall of ice in front of you for X secs. Wall intercepts projectiles and reflects them back at the attacker dealing 100% of the damage dealt to the wall as cold damage and inflicting them with Chill for 3 secs. Glacial Bulwark will intercept  Z damage before breaking and will explode dealing W cold damage to nearby enemies also inflicting them with Chill. Costs ### Ultimate. Instant cast.

Chill Wind:

  • Release an icy blast of wind in W meters in front of you. Deals X cold damage per second. Targets are Chilled while affected by Chill Wind and for 3 seconds afterwards (enemy players are only Chilled for 1 sec afterwards). Costs Y magicka per second. Channeled.
  • Morph: Frostbite: Release an icy blast of wind in W meters in front of you. Deals X cold damage per second. Targets are Chilled while affected by Frostbite and for 3 seconds afterwards (enemy players are only Chilled for 1 sec afterwards). While channeling allies may activate Cold Snap synergy and deal an additional 3X magic damage. Costs ### magicka per second. Channeled.
  • Morph: Frost Touch: Imbue your touch with the chill of death. Your next X light and heavy weapon attacks in the next Y secs deal an additional Z cold damage as physical damage and ignore W% of your target’s armor. The first target struck after activation is Chilled for 3 secs (enemy players are affected for 1 sec). Costs ### stamina. Instant cast.

Ice Shard:

  • Fire a shard of hardened ice at a target dealing X cold damage. If the target is affected by Chill, the shard will shatter dealing X magic damage in Z meters around the target to other targets. Costs ### magicka. # sec cast time. Long range.
  • Morph: Frozen Core: Fire a shard of hardened ice at a target dealing X cold damage. If the target is affected by Chill, the shard will shatter dealing X magic damage in Z meters around them to other targets and stun the primary target for Y secs. Costs ### magicka. Instant Cast. Long range.
  • Morph: Frozen Impact: Fire a sphere of hardened ice at a target dealing X cold damage. If the target is affected by Chill, the sphere will deal 250% more damage as magic damage. Costs ### magicka. # sec cast time. Long range.

Shiver:

  • Your blood thickens and your temperment hardens. You gain Minor Fortitude for X secs. While active you deal Z (minor) magic damage to enemies who are blocked by you. While slotted, reduced block cost by Y%. Costs ### magicka. Instant cast.
  • Morph: Hypothermia: Your blood freezes and your skin hardens into ice. You gain Minor Fortitude for X secs. While active, you sap the strength from enemies who attack you reducing their weapon damage by Z% when they are blocked by you. While slotted, reduced block cost by Y%. Costs ### stamina. Instant cast.
  • Morph: Shivering Coat: Your blood freezes and your skin hardens into ice. You gain Minor Fortitude for X secs. While active your armor and magic resist increases by Z and you deal W magic damage to enemies who are blocked by you. While slotted, reduced block cost by Y%. Costs ### magicka. Instant cast.

Crystalize:

  • Chill the blood of your foe for X secs dealing Z cold damage whenever the foe moves voluntarily. Only one target can be affected at a time. Costs ### magicka. Instant cast. Long range.
  • Morph: Volatile Ice: Chill the blood of your foe for X secs dealing Z cold damage whenever the foe moves voluntarily. When the effect ends or is removed, the target is dealt an additional X magic damage instantly and is frozen to the ground for Y secs. Only one target can be affected at a time. Costs ### magicka. Instant cast. Long range.
  • Morph: Crippling Crystals: Chill the blood of your foe for X secs dealing Z cold damage whenever the foe moves voluntarily. While affected your target takes an additional Y% cold damage from other abilities you cast. Only one target can be affected at a time. Costs ### magicka. Instant cast. Long range.

Wind Cloak:

  • Wrap yourself in a gust of winter winds for X secs and gain Major Expedition, leaving a path of ice in your wake that melts quickly. Enemies inside the wake are snared and take Z cold damage per sec. Costs ### magicka. Instant Cast. Sprinting cancels the effect.
  • Morph: Wind Skate. Wrap yourself in a gust of winter winds for X secs granting Major Expedition and leave a path of ice in your wake that melts quickly. Enemies inside the wake are snared and take Z cold damage per sec. Costs ### Stamina. Instant Cast. Can be active while sprinting.
  • Morph: Wind Walk: Wrap yourself in a gust of winter winds for X secs granting Major Expedition and leave a path of ice in your wake that melts slowly. Enemies inside the wake are snared and take Z cold damage per sec. Costs ### Magicka. Instant Cast. Sprinting cancels the effect.

Passives:

  • Winterized: You deal 5%/8% more cold damage. Winter’s Embrace abilities cost X% less to cast.
  • Cold Blooded: When you kill a target with a Winter’s Embrace ability, restore ## Magicka. Killing a Chilled target doubles this effect.
  • Cryogenics: increases the duration of Crystallize and Shiver by X%/2X%. Wind Cloak increases your magic resist and armor slightly/moderately while active. 
  • Antifreeze: Increases stamina regeneration by X%/2X%. Reduce cold damage taken by 5%/8%. When below 10% max stamina gain Major Savagery for X/1.5X secs.

Green Balance

Elysian Field, Ultimate: 

  • The ground around you (large area) erupts in sacred flowers for Y secs that billow out magical pollen and heal allies when they walk over them. Costs ### Ultimate. Instant cast.
  • Morph: Elysian Meadow: The ground around you (large area) erupts in many sacred flowers for Y secs that billow out magical pollen and heals allies when they walk over them and restore X% of their missing magicka or stamina (which ever has the highest total) over Z seconds. Costs ### Ultimate. Instant cast.
  • Morph: Stygian Meadow: The ground around you (large area) erupts in sacred flowers for Y secs that billow out magical pollen and inflict X magic damage to enemies that walk over them and causes Major Defile while they are inside the meadow. Costs ### Ultimate. Instant cast.

Mend:

  • Heal yourself or a low health ally for X% of their missing health. The target affected then heals for an additional Z health over Y (short) secs.  Costs ### magicka. Instant cast.
  • Morph: Verdant Mending: Heal yourself or a low health ally for X% of their missing health. The target affected then heals for an additional Z health over Y (short) secs and is granted Minor Vitality. Costs ### magicka. Instant cast.
  • Morph: Parasitic Mending: Heal yourself or a low health ally for X% of their missing health. The target affected then heals for an additional Z health over Y (short) secs and applies Minor Lifesteal on the target of their next light or heavy attack in the next W secs. Costs ### magicka. Instant cast.

Wither:

  • Siphon energy and vitality from the environment, causing Z magic damage and healing yourself for X. If Wither affects 2 or more targets, you are granted Y ultimate for each unique target affected. Costs ### magicka. Instant cast.
  • Morph: Dessicate: siphon energy and vitality from the environment, causing Z magic damage and healing yourself for X. If Dessicate affects 2 or more targets you are granted Y ultimate for each unique target affected. Deals 250% greater damage to a foe with a higher health percentage than you. Costs ### magicka. Instant cast.
  • Morph: Blight: Imbue your next fully charged  heavy weapon or staff attack within Z secs with a toxic force that deals X poison damage over Y secs. When the effect ends or is removed you are healed for a % of the damage this ability inflicted over Y secs. If the target is afflicted with major or minor defile, you instantly inflict 3X poison  damage immediately in addition to other effects when your fully charged attack lands on your target. Costs ### Stamina. Instant cast

Mourning Lilly:

  • Mourn the loss of life around you and cause a single lilly to erupt from nearby corpses. The lilly releases a soothing mist that heals allies in a small area and restores stamina and magicka. Lilies last for X secs. Costs ### magicka.
  • Morph: Grave Lilly: mourn the loss of life around you and cause a single lilly to erupt from nearby corpses. The lilly releases a soothing mist that heals allies in a small area and restores stamina and magicka. If the Grave Lilly is planted on an ally, they can be resurrected 25% faster.  Lilies last for X secs. Costs ### magicka. Instant cast.
  • Morph: Grave Bramble: Revel in the loss of life around you and cause a twisted mass of thorny vines to erupt from nearby corpses. The brambles damage enemies and snare them for X% and inflicts Z magic damage every .Y secs while they are near or inside the brambles. If the corpse is an ally, the damage is  increased by 300%. Costs ### magicka. Instant cast.

Thorn Shot:

  • Fire a briar seed at a foe and immobilize them in thorny vines inflicting X magic damage over Z secs. While your foe is immobilized, an ally may activate the Thorn Crush synergy and deal an additional 1.5X magic damage instantly. Costs ### magicka. Instant cast.
  • Morph: Blessed Thorns: Immobilize enemies in a small radius around you in a thicket of thorny vines that cause X magic damage over Z secs. While your foes are immobilized, an ally may activate the Thorn Crush synergy and inflict an additional 1.5X magic damage and heals them for Y (small amount) over Z secs. Costs ### magicka. Instant cast.
  • Morph: Thorn Spit:  Fire a briar seed at a foe and immobilize them inflicting X magic damage over Z secs. Activate again, while your foe is immobilized, to teleport through the green to your target and cause the thorns rip through your foe, releasing them and causing an additional X magic damage instantly. Cost ### magicka. Instant cast.

Wyrwood Sapling.

  • Plant a Wyrwood Sapling at target location. After X sec, the sapling erupts from from the ground and heals allies around (small radius) it for Z health per second and dies after Y secs. Costs ### magicka. # Sec cast time. Long range.
  • Morph: Wyrwood Sprout. Plant a Wyrwood Sprout at target location. After X secs, the Sprout erupts from the ground heals allies around (small radius) it for Z health per second and dies after Y secs. (Erupts quicker and lasts longer than unmorph). Costs ### magicka. # sec cast time. Long range.
  • Morph: Orchid Sprout. Plant an Orchid Sprout seed on a target enemy. After X secs, the Sprout erupts and drains the health of its host causing Z magic damage and healing allies around (small radius) it for Z health per second and dies after Y secs. Only one enemy can be affected at a time. Costs ### magicka. # sec cast time. Long range.

Passives:

-Budding of blessings: when you cast Mending, you have a 25%/50% chance to copy the spell to heal another target at no cost. Cannot occur more than once every X  seconds. 

–  Nurture: Green Balance abilities have X%/2X reduced cost. Having a Sword and Shield equipped increases your healing done to others by Y%/2Y%.

-Green Thumb: increases the duration of Elysian Field, Mourning Lilly, and Wyrwood Sapling by 2/3  secs. You become more resistant to non alchemical poison.

– Last Breath: when nearby targets die, you have a 10%/15% chance to cause a Mourning Lilly to sprout from their corpse. When you die, you sprout a Mourning Lilly from your corpse. 

Animal Companions 

Call Bear, Ultimate: 

  • Call a large brown bear to your aid to maul your enemies and protect you from harm. The bear unleashes attacks that deal X physical damage. Costs ### Ultimate. ## sec cast. Lasts # secs.

-Morph: Call Dire Bear: call a massive brown bear to your aid to maul your enemies and protect you from harm. When the bear dies, it lets out a mighty roar bestowing upon you and your allies Major Force for 9.5 secs. The bear mauls enemies in front of it with heavy physical damage. Costs ### Ultimate. Instant cast. Lasts ## secs.

-Morph: Call Polar Bear: Call a large polar bear to your aid to maul your enemies and chill their tempers. The polar bear attacks with claws coated in a magical ice dealing X magic damage. When the bear dies, it lets out a mighty roar inflicting your enemies within Y radius with Major Lifesteal and Major Magickasteal for 9.5 secs. Costs ### Ultimate. Instant cast. Lasts ## secs.

Wolf whistle: 

  • Whistle for your wolf companion. Wolf deals X physical with its bite. If your wolf is your only Animal Companion summoned, it increases your weapon damage by Y%. Costs ### magicka. ## cast time. Lasts until killed or dismissed.
  • Morph: Wolf Howl: howl for your wolf companion. Wolf deals X physical damage and occasionally howls to grant you and your allies empower on your next attack or ability cast. If your wolf is your only Animal Companion summoned, it increases your weapon damage by Y%. Costs ### magicka. ## cast time. Lasts until killed or dismissed.
  • Morph: Wolf Song: sing for your wolf companion. Wolf deals X magic damage with a terrifying snarl. Occasionally causes enemies to flee in fear for Z secs. If your wolf is your only Animal Companion summoned, it increases your weapon damage by Y%. Costs ### magicka. ## cast time. Lasts until killed or dismissed.

Beckon Raptor:

  • Summon a raptor from the sky to viciously attack your target causing X magic damage over Y secs. Costs ### magicka. Instant cast.
  • Morph: Eye for Prey: summon a raptor from the sky to viscously attack your target causing X physical damage over Y secs. You deal an additional Z% damage to your target with ranged attacks. Costs ### stamina. Instant cast.
  • Morph: Murder of Crows: summon several crows to swarm your foe dealing X magic damage to it and surrounding enemies over Y secs. Costs ### magicka. instant cast. 

Spriggan Dance: 

  • Summon a spirit of the forest with an alluring dance. The Spriggan will fight for you dealing X magic damage to enemies in front of it. If the Spriggan is your only Animal Companion active, it will increase your healing done by Y%. Costs ### magicka. ## cast time. Lasts until killed or dismissed.
  • Morph: Spriggan Waltz: summon a spirit of the forest with an alluring dance. The Spriggan will fight for you dealing X magic damage to enemies in front of it. Occasionally it will apply Minor Magickasteal to it’s target. If the Spriggan is your only Animal Companion active, it will increase your healing done by Y%. Costs ### magicka. ## cast time. Lasts until killed or dismissed.
  • Morph: Spriggan Knell: Toll a bell to summon a shadowy Spriggan of a dark and misty swamp to your aid. The Spriggan will deal X magic damage to enemies in front of it. Occasionally, it will inflict Minor Lifesteal to it’s target. If the Spriggan is your only Animal Companion active, it will increase your healing done by Y%. Costs ### magicka. ## cast time. Lasts until killed or dismissed.

Calm Beast:

  • Bring serenity to the savage heart of a beast (non humanoid, non daedra, non undead) and cause it to become harmless, preventing it from attacking for up to 20 secs. Damage will cause this effect to end. Only one target may be affected. Costs ### magicka. # cast time. Medium range.
  • Morph: Calm Humanoid. Bring serenity to a savage person’s (non beast, non daedra, non undead) heart and mind causing them to become harmless and preventing them from attacking for up to 20 secs. Damage will cause this effect to end. Only one target may be affected. Players are only affected for 3 secs and are immune whenever otherwise immune to crowd controlling effects. Costs ### magicka. # cast time. Medium range.
  • Morph: Calm Creature. Bring serenity to a savage creature’s (non Humanoid) heart and mind causing them to become harmless and preventing them from attacking for up to 20 secs. Damage will cause this effect to end. Can be cast on multiple targets. Costs ### magicka. # cast time. Medium range.

Mudcrab Scuttle

  • Attract a humble mudcrab to your aid with a strange dance. The Mudcrab will fight for you dealing a small amount of magic damage. The Mudcrab is exceptionally resilient to attacks of all kinds. If the Mudcrab is your only Animal Companion active, 5% of the damage you take is redistributed to it. Costs ### magicka. ## sec cast time. Lasts until killed or dismissed.
  • Morph: Mudcrab Shuffle: Attract a humble mudcrab to your aid with a strange dance. The Mudcrab will fight for you dealing a small amount of magic damage. The Mudcrab is exceptionally resilient to attacks of all kinds. If the Mudcrab is your only Animal Companion active, 5% of the damage you take is redistributed to it. Occasionally, it will scuttle to you and restore Y% of your missing stamina. Costs ### magicka. ## sec cast time. Lasts until killed or dismissed.
  • Morph: Mudcrab Roister: Attract a humble mudcrab to your aid with a strange dance. The Mudcrab will fight for you dealing a small amount of magic damage. The Mudcrab is exceptionally resilient to attacks of all kinds. If the Mudcrab is your only Animal Companion active, 5% of the damage you take is redistributed to it. Occasionally it will taunt an enemy to attack you. Costs ### magicka. ## sec cast time. Lasts until killed or dismissed.

Passive:

  • Survivalist: increase max health by X%/2X%. Animal Companions take Y% less damage from Frost, Shock, and Fire.
  • Wilderborn: increase bow damage by X%/2X%. Reduce the time to charge a full heavy attack with a bow by Y%.
  • Wardencraft: Increases your out of combat magicka, stamina, and health recovery by 50%/75%. Your Animal companions use their special abilities more often.
  • Animal Husbandry: Your Call Bear ultimate lasts X/2X secs longer. Your Wolf whistle ability grants you Empower when summoned. Your Spriggan Waltz ability restores magicka to you when killed. Your Mudcrab companion gain bonus armor and magic resistance based on it’s missing health.
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