Berserker ultimate drain is the number one priority in my opinion. It's nigh impossible to maintain the form when you're alone or the only werewolf in a group now.

Conservation of Energy: worse compared to Heart of Flame which now provides 15% of max health which is better than the Bloodmagic passive.
A static ressource restore like it was shown at the first time (1k mag and stam each) or bumping it up to 3% or adding 2% of max health would make it more considerable than just subclassing Ardent Flame for HoF

Font of Power: the scaling is a bit too harsh. The previous scaling at 1% per 1.5k max resource would be reasonable

Calculated Defense: considering you would have to slot the Bastion CP in order to make it somewhat valuable at least its duration could be adjusted to persist for a Global Cooldown turning it into a small additional layer of defense rewarding execution from the player

I am gonna be firm on the ultimate drain in most boss battles in ESO won't be feasible with the lack of corpses to eat in them. It's a very limiting factor in end-game content. I would assume it also would be in PVP if there isn't enough things dying to consume. The drain either has to be lower, or just put back on the timer. Or update a mythic or set to lower that drain to a manageable state in end-game content.

Suggested from my friend: Update Shapeshifter's Chain to address the ridiculous Ultimate drain, as well as do more for the Werewolf.

After trying the werewolf on the PTS, I’m actually very positively surprised. It looks much better than what we had previously seen before the PTS. This is, of course, a pleasant surprise.

That said, in the future it would really help if we could get proper previews of visuals and animations before the PTS, ideally in video form. Seeing the werewolf in motion makes a huge difference. Static images, especially awkward frozen poses, can make things look strange when they actually look fine in-game. This can easily lead to misleading feedback.

I was initially very opposed to the markings and glowing eyes based on the forum screenshots. However, after playing on the PTS, they look much better than I expected. Still, I don’t think glowing eyes and those types of markings should be permanent.

Suggestion: The glowing eyes and markings could instead appear when you reach 1000 Fury and Rampage is ready to be activated. Then, when you actually enter Rampage, the visuals could be extended or intensified further.

I think that would look really cool!

Fixed an issue where some bonuses that granted “damage done to monsters” were multiplicative with other damage bonuses, instead of additive. Affects the following;


Empower

[Developer Comment]
Spoiler
This fix will result in the affected effects to be reduced in power when used in tandem with other percent based damage bonuses. While we've gently increased some of the affected effects, some of these remain untouched until we get more data on average value impacts (since the change in power was dependent on what other bonuses were being ran in tandem), which we can rectify during PTS or in a future update if necessary.

I have some issues with this change in general, but I want to focus in on Empower because it's a very big % value, tied to a very specific playstyle whose main numbers are clear. There are two ways people use empower, as part of oakensoul and with voidmantle, on heavy attack builds. That means that at the very least, with oakensoul you had Minor Slayer and Minor Berserk and on any reasonable build Weapon's Expert CP. There are other CP and other buffs you could have, but these would be the baseline. Minor Berserk and Slayer are also not hard to source so pretty expected buffs in a voidmantle situation.

For an oakensoul baseline user we went from 1.36*1.7=2.312 coefficient to 2.06 coefficient.
For a voidmantle user we went from 1.86*1.7=3.162 coefficient to 2.56.
These are big nerfs to builds that are nowhere near meta. You could change empower to 100% from 70% and it would be barely a slight buff to baseline oakensoul users (and a slight nerf to most real oakensoul users) and still a noticeable nerf to voidmantle users.

I know there are some other variables going on in there, but I don't see what you need to wait and see to realize at least some buff needs to be made. You could have changed empower to 100% and then see where it lands and decide if it needs further buff. Starting from no change makes me doubt that a proper adjustment is going to come in the next few weeks. Empower has worked as multiplicative for almost 4 years, the power is what is expected and what heavy attack builds have been balanced around, if the buckets were an issue, it was an issue that informed the numbers you chose for empower in the first place.

BTW I did a quick parse test on a voidmantle build I tried 2 days ago and the last tick of the heavy attacks did go down about 25% so this isn't just theoretical. I also did a parse on an oakensoul build and the last tick of the heavy attacks are down about 16% from the exact same build on live.
Both of these parses were under 100k, btw. I'm sure a fully optimized voidmantle build could still get over 100k, but it would still be miles away from la builds. Empower doesn't affect PVP either, so there's no real fear of this ending up overpowered if you buff empower significantly.