*BG MVP* Peace Tank™- Ultra Tanky Sorc/Necro- Troll Tank - Very Punny - No Shields - LOL(Stonethorn)

Hawco10

I’m guessing all points into Stam with impen on the armor? Never ran a Sorc before, but I’m guessing that’s how he’s set up.

TheValkyn

Updated for Wolfhunter.

SquareSausage

How about fortified brass over armour master, then you remove the condition of having to use an armour ability, only lose the 5% HP.

What do you think's best, orgnum scale or the resists sets?

TheValkyn

SquareSausage wrote: »

How about fortified brass over armour master, then you remove the condition of having to use an armour ability, only lose the 5% HP.

What do you think's best, orgnum scale or the resists sets?

@SquareSausage

You also lose immunity to knock back and disabling effects if you don't run immovable. So Armor Master is still worth running.

SquareSausage

TheValkyn wrote: »

SquareSausage wrote: »

How about fortified brass over armour master, then you remove the condition of having to use an armour ability, only lose the 5% HP.

What do you think's best, orgnum scale or the resists sets?

@SquareSausage

You also lose immunity to knock back and disabling effects if you don't run immovable. So Armor Master is still worth running.

I was considering trying 2h back bar with forward momentum and the constant heal to proc troll king, and maybe dizzy swing and executioner, you know, for burst haha

TheValkyn

SquareSausage wrote: »

TheValkyn wrote: »

SquareSausage wrote: »

How about fortified brass over armour master, then you remove the condition of having to use an armour ability, only lose the 5% HP.

What do you think's best, orgnum scale or the resists sets?

@SquareSausage

You also lose immunity to knock back and disabling effects if you don't run immovable. So Armor Master is still worth running.

I was considering trying 2h back bar with forward momentum and the constant heal to proc troll king, and maybe dizzy swing and executioner, you know, for burst haha

Not the point of the build but you do you.

SquareSausage

TheValkyn wrote: »

SquareSausage wrote: »

TheValkyn wrote: »

SquareSausage wrote: »

How about fortified brass over armour master, then you remove the condition of having to use an armour ability, only lose the 5% HP.

What do you think's best, orgnum scale or the resists sets?

@SquareSausage

You also lose immunity to knock back and disabling effects if you don't run immovable. So Armor Master is still worth running.

I was considering trying 2h back bar with forward momentum and the constant heal to proc troll king, and maybe dizzy swing and executioner, you know, for burst haha

Not the point of the build but you do you.

Not ran a health recovery build before so was just putting firing off some questions to you to see if you thought they would be decent for a slight slant on your build. The burst was a joke, just thought FM would be a constant source of proccing TK and costs a lot less than immovable.

Volckodav

very nice concept! u running full impen or some strudy, even if you don't block much? guessing 511?

TheValkyn

Volckodav wrote: »

very nice concept! u running full impen or some strudy, even if you don't block much? guessing 511?

Full impen. You can do 5/1/1 since you'll exceed the cap for resistances due to armor master.

Volckodav

TheValkyn wrote: »

Volckodav wrote: »

very nice concept! u running full impen or some strudy, even if you don't block much? guessing 511?

Full impen. You can do 5/1/1 since you'll exceed the cap for resistances due to armor master.

Thanks for your feedback, I've tried in BG as a DKit was good but not as much as I thought, I will test it with my sorc, even if he is a breton I can take advantage of the cheap cost respect to play a bit

ruikkarikun

Thx. What about jewelery and weapons (and traits)?

TheValkyn

Volckodav wrote: »

TheValkyn wrote: »

Volckodav wrote: »

very nice concept! u running full impen or some strudy, even if you don't block much? guessing 511?

Full impen. You can do 5/1/1 since you'll exceed the cap for resistances due to armor master.

Thanks for your feedback, I've tried in BG as a DKit was good but not as much as I thought, I will test it with my sorc, even if he is a breton I can take advantage of the cheap cost respect to play a bit

DK does not have access to a skill like dark deal. It's way too good.

TheValkyn

ruikkarikun wrote: »

Thx. What about jewelery and weapons (and traits)?

@ruikkarikun With the new update you could change your jewelry to the armor master crafted set with better traits than what would drop with beekeeper. Health recovery enchants. The trait I would want to test would be either triune or infused.

Knootewoot

Kerioko wrote: »

About the same concept on a Sap Tank:

5 Fasalla/ 5 Durok's Bane/2 Pirate Skeleton

SnB/Master Resto

Disease enchants or defile poisons with 75 points in befoul

Immovable health and magicka pots

Instead of stacking health recovery, I stack outgoing and incoming heals to a point my swallow soul does more self healing than damage when I spam it, same goes for sap and refreshing path.

Its fun watching people die to 1.5-2K dps and not being able to out heal the damage. Actually had a templar accuse me of cheating because his jabs only healed him for around 100 and his 12K BoL was only healing for 2K as he spammed his way out of magicka and died to a 1K bash!

How is outgoing and incoming heals stacked? With glyphs? And which?

BigPoppaSwan

Loving this build! What do you prefer to do with attribute points? Or do you have a set amount of stam and health you like to reach with a combination of enchants and attributes?

TheValkyn

BigPoppaSwan wrote: »

Loving this build! What do you prefer to do with attribute points? Or do you have a set amount of stam and health you like to reach with a combination of enchants and attributes?

I think my main is 10 in health and the rest in stam. You're going to gain a bit of health from running armor master.

Lylith

never ran a tank, but this sounds like a lot of fun.

what sort of cp distribution would be best?

TheValkyn

Lylith wrote: »

never ran a tank, but this sounds like a lot of fun.

what sort of cp distribution would be best?

Anything that promotes regen, healing received/done and mitigations.

Lylith

TheValkyn wrote: »

Wolfhunter Update - TItle changed to Medal collecting, PvP Peace Tank™ (No changes to the build since before Morrowind. I can't even remember when I changed it last.)
Win a Chaosball, Domination, CTF match pretty much by yourself.


Skills:
1h/s (Bar 1)
Vigor
Immoveable (Activates Armor Master. If you run Orgnum's then you can use hurricane)
Bound Armaments (Daedric Summoning Recovery Passive)
Heroic Slash (Debuff and gain ulti faster for your negates or )
Dark Deal (Gain stamina back if you need it. You don't though.)
Ulti: Spell Wall (Reflect enemy projectiles for a burst (lol). Time it right and you can kill them)

1h/s (Bar 2)
Crit Surge
Absorb Magic (A nice, quick heal against casters)
Bound Armaments (Daedric SUmmoning Recovery Passive)
Shuffle
Defensive Rune ( For the Lols. It gives you time to emote.)
Ulti: Negate (For when you have to be a team player)

seems you can't run immoveable and shuffle at the same time, unless there's something i'm not understanding. (reqs 5 hvy or 5 med, per to tooltip)

what would be good replacement for shuffle? immoveable seems absolutely vital to this build, imho.

TheValkyn

Lylith wrote: »

TheValkyn wrote: »

Wolfhunter Update - TItle changed to Medal collecting, PvP Peace Tank™ (No changes to the build since before Morrowind. I can't even remember when I changed it last.)
Win a Chaosball, Domination, CTF match pretty much by yourself.


Skills:
1h/s (Bar 1)
Vigor
Immoveable (Activates Armor Master. If you run Orgnum's then you can use hurricane)
Bound Armaments (Daedric Summoning Recovery Passive)
Heroic Slash (Debuff and gain ulti faster for your negates or )
Dark Deal (Gain stamina back if you need it. You don't though.)
Ulti: Spell Wall (Reflect enemy projectiles for a burst (lol). Time it right and you can kill them)

1h/s (Bar 2)
Crit Surge
Absorb Magic (A nice, quick heal against casters)
Bound Armaments (Daedric SUmmoning Recovery Passive)
Shuffle
Defensive Rune ( For the Lols. It gives you time to emote.)
Ulti: Negate (For when you have to be a team player)

seems you can't run immoveable and shuffle at the same time, unless there's something i'm not understanding. (reqs 5 hvy or 5 med, per to tooltip)

what would be good replacement for shuffle? immoveable seems absolutely vital to this build, imho.

You're right. That was an edit I missed but back then you could run shuffle as well.

TheValkyn

Lieblingsjunge wrote: »

I love running into these builds in Cyrodiil. They're basically free, mobile ultimate generators.

@Lieblingsjunge Who said that was a free service? I'll need you to pay up, Sir.


https://youtu.be/OCsMKypvmB0

TheValkyn

No changes atm for Murkmire.

Bergzorn

I tried a build inspired by this a while ago.

It was very funny to pug-tank dungeons by just standing there, taunting once in a while. I remember a CoA II (normal) run with two DD at low CP and a 'healer' below lvl 30 who got constantly one- or twoshotted. The daedroth boss was a bit messy since one of the DDs got locked out of the room. The pressure got so high I had to actively heal myself while light-attacking everything to death.

PvP (no CP) was a different story. Already two decent players were enough to burst me down since the health recovery ticks are to far apart. That is underwhelming for a build that gives up everything for survivability. It would be a different story in a group with incoming heals and pressure on your opponents.

All in all, it was fun to try it out.

Edit: Weapon glyph of hardening should fit the build quite well in Murkmire.

rafaelcsmaia

@TheValkyn your video is not playing for some reason, do you happen to have another link to see the build in action? I was considering making my altmer main sorc into this for the lols, even if the passives are not the best

TheValkyn

The build is still an MVP type for objective battlegrounds. No changes except infused traits for jewelry.

TheValkyn

Wrathstone Update:

Alessian Order Set will grant more health recovery than Beekeeper with an added amount of spell resistance and armor. Set has been swapped. Build is still strong even without the Nord 20% health recovery.

SacredEarth

TheValkyn wrote: »

Wrathstone Update:

Alessian Order Set will grant more health recovery than Beekeeper with an added amount of spell resistance and armor. Set has been swapped. Build is still strong even without the Nord 20% health recovery.

Thanks for keeping this updated! I found it today and am rolling my new sorc now

SacredEarth

Bergzorn wrote: »

I tried a build inspired by this a while ago.

It was very funny to pug-tank dungeons by just standing there, taunting once in a while. I remember a CoA II (normal) run with two DD at low CP and a 'healer' below lvl 30 who got constantly one- or twoshotted. The daedroth boss was a bit messy since one of the DDs got locked out of the room. The pressure got so high I had to actively heal myself while light-attacking everything to death.

PvP (no CP) was a different story. Already two decent players were enough to burst me down since the health recovery ticks are to far apart. That is underwhelming for a build that gives up everything for survivability. It would be a different story in a group with incoming heals and pressure on your opponents.

All in all, it was fun to try it out.

Edit: Weapon glyph of hardening should fit the build quite well in Murkmire.

Have you tried this out much since then?

TheValkyn

SacredEarth wrote: »

Bergzorn wrote: »

I tried a build inspired by this a while ago.

It was very funny to pug-tank dungeons by just standing there, taunting once in a while. I remember a CoA II (normal) run with two DD at low CP and a 'healer' below lvl 30 who got constantly one- or twoshotted. The daedroth boss was a bit messy since one of the DDs got locked out of the room. The pressure got so high I had to actively heal myself while light-attacking everything to death.

PvP (no CP) was a different story. Already two decent players were enough to burst me down since the health recovery ticks are to far apart. That is underwhelming for a build that gives up everything for survivability. It would be a different story in a group with incoming heals and pressure on your opponents.

All in all, it was fun to try it out.

Edit: Weapon glyph of hardening should fit the build quite well in Murkmire.

Have you tried this out much since then?

To be honest, it's probably a L2P moment. No one can burst down this build if followed correctly.

Bergzorn

TheValkyn wrote: »

SacredEarth wrote: »

Bergzorn wrote: »

I tried a build inspired by this a while ago.

It was very funny to pug-tank dungeons by just standing there, taunting once in a while. I remember a CoA II (normal) run with two DD at low CP and a 'healer' below lvl 30 who got constantly one- or twoshotted. The daedroth boss was a bit messy since one of the DDs got locked out of the room. The pressure got so high I had to actively heal myself while light-attacking everything to death.

PvP (no CP) was a different story. Already two decent players were enough to burst me down since the health recovery ticks are to far apart. That is underwhelming for a build that gives up everything for survivability. It would be a different story in a group with incoming heals and pressure on your opponents.

All in all, it was fun to try it out.

Edit: Weapon glyph of hardening should fit the build quite well in Murkmire.

Have you tried this out much since then?

To be honest, it's probably a L2P moment. No one can burst down this build if followed correctly.

That is entirely possible, since I PvPed only a few hours with this build. With burst; I also didn't mean 100 to 0 in two global cooldowns, it was more in like 15-30 sec by 2+ attackers if I remember correctly. I was not able to heal up again. As I said, it was fun to try out but not really my cup of tea.