Best class/build for an Argonian?

rcrandall85

They seem to be well suited to being tanky healers. They don't have any HUGE benefits that make any one style of play OP. Health Bonuses and poison/dmg resistance plus benefits to exp gain with restoration staves. Seems like a good way to go for me.

@Z'nyth

Doctordarkspawn

Templar tank works well, their basicly the ideal race for healtanks. Saptanks are also a great choice.

Argonians are also the defacto race for healers.

It's really not a question of class, it's a question of rolls.

Night_Child

Doctordarkspawn wrote: »

Templar tank works well, their basicly the ideal race for healtanks. Saptanks are also a great choice.

Argonians are also the defacto race for healers.

It's really not a question of class, it's a question of rolls.

As mentioned in previous posts, now moreso with the new DLCs and updates reinforcing all that was said, Argonian magika NBs have excellent survivability. Damage can be exquisite if spec'd to a pro level players demands. Try not to limit them to tanks and healers. Think a little outside the box.

Night_Child

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Race change to become one or become something else and not be an Argonian any more?

Idk...I defended them vs. some close minded folks, but while this race may not have the best racial passives, it is...well WAS a pretty challenging race to play and master. Now, with all the DLC's & updates, the race today leans towards a magika nightblade or Templar healer. That's not to say that they "cannot" be anything else. Any race can be anything. I'm using my Shadowscale (stamina based) because that's what is fun to me and I'm making it work. Every race has their pros and cons. At this point, it's not worth arguing about. The less people that play an Argonian, the more fun I'll have. They could increase the healing done and received by anywhere from 7%-10% up from 5% and their movement speed increased by 50% in the water. Moving forward, I actually prefer and even encourage those who don't like the race to just move on, but those who don't mind a little bit of difference and some challenges as well as tough ass scales...well, give it a go.