Should Deep Fissure be Frost Damage?

MurkyWetWolf198

AcadianPaladin

Nope. It should be magic damage and use a plant animation of thorns popping up from the ground instead of (ugh) bugs.

Stx

I see why the want for animal companion abilities to be frost is there. But no animal companion abilities are frost damage. They are ALL magic or bleed.

We need to start thinking of skill trees as their own thing. If Wardens need more frost damage abilities, they need to come from the winters embrace line. If that’s not possible, then perhaps the mages guild line would be appropriate.

ESO_Nightingale

As the once staunch advocate of frost shalks, I no longer believe they should be frost damage as subclassing now exists.

Urzigurumash

Burning Talons is Fire, Corrosive Armor is Poison, in 2 different trees than Ardent Flame with the Fire/Poison buff.

So I still say yes, or give us back the Magic Damage Bonus that was there until a few years ago.

ADarklore

Stx wrote: »

I see why the want for animal companion abilities to be frost is there. But no animal companion abilities are frost damage. They are ALL magic or bleed.

We need to start thinking of skill trees as their own thing. If Wardens need more frost damage abilities, they need to come from the winters embrace line. If that’s not possible, then perhaps the mages guild line would be appropriate.

This doesn't mean there cannot be a first. You have pets that do shock damage, why not one that can do frost?

Wereswan

ADarklore wrote: »

Stx wrote: »

I see why the want for animal companion abilities to be frost is there. But no animal companion abilities are frost damage. They are ALL magic or bleed.

We need to start thinking of skill trees as their own thing. If Wardens need more frost damage abilities, they need to come from the winters embrace line. If that’s not possible, then perhaps the mages guild line would be appropriate.

This doesn't mean there cannot be a first. You have pets that do shock damage, why not one that can do frost?

From a thematic standpoint, it seems like shock or fire would make more sense; we have thunderbugs and the fire-spitting version whose name eludes me, but I don't recall any frost shalks.