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Robo_Hobo

@Klixen

Yeah, that sounds good. I'd go with Torugs pact for the remaining pieces if you go with Seducer as the 5 piece set. Though, if you did want some extra defence you could go with 5 piece Fortified brass. You would have about as much resistance as you would wearing basic heavy armor, but with still the Regen and damage benefits of wearing mostly light armor with the rest of my build suggestion. Still keep the enchants as magicka though, but yeah, that would give you the best of both worlds. If you go with 5 piece Fortified brass, go with Torugs pact as the remaining pieces.

You'll still have enough magicka regeneration I'm sure after that, with the Atronach stone and rings enchanted with magicka Regen glyphs.

Maura_Neysa

Dapper Dinosaur wrote: »

Resto staff is absolutely essential to level to 50 if you want to be a real healer, so the earlier she starts on it, the better. Lightning staff is only wanted in endgame, and I've cleared every single vet dungeon, have all of the skins for dungeons except the Dragon Bones ones, and have cleared VAA without one.

Guess I missed that part of the conversation. So fine, craft a lvl right now resto, and lvl 15 Lighting and work them both. Spend most of your time on your resto. It will be natural as long as survival remains the priority.

Gargath

Klixen wrote: »

Should I just run Dolmens and Public Dungeons? Is this the best and fastest way to level?
I know that I really need to concentrate on my crafting, by researching traits and deconstructing everything I find, so that I'm ready to craft some gear when I finish leveling. But is there anything else I need to know? Any other advice you'd give me?

Inread of roaming zones alone in random dropped gears:

1. Join a social guild.
1. Ask a master crafter guildie for a craftable basic set (Hundings Rage medium for stamina, Julianos light for Magicka, Hist Bark heavy if you are beginner tank).
2. Check the website showing what sets drop in which zone, choose a 2-nd set you desire and go there play few hours on dolmens, public dungeons, overland bosses (join a group if they announce) and you got a 2-nd set.
3. Now you are good enough for any overland content. You also for this time should have unlocked the offensive, defensive, and healing ability. Bloodthirst for stamina DW isn't enough. If you play stamina, respec to magicka, go for Cyrodiil, join a big group, and play as suport healer farming Alliance points for the rank 6 to unlock Vigor, then return to pve, respec back for stamina and you are almost indestructible.
4. By doing the above keep researching things, but let others help you in crafting. After researched 6 traits per all armors and weapons, you can say you are self-sufficient in crafting .

Good luck .

Dapper Dinosaur

Maura_Neysa wrote: »

Dapper Dinosaur wrote: »

Resto staff is absolutely essential to level to 50 if you want to be a real healer, so the earlier she starts on it, the better. Lightning staff is only wanted in endgame, and I've cleared every single vet dungeon, have all of the skins for dungeons except the Dragon Bones ones, and have cleared VAA without one.

Guess I missed that part of the conversation. So fine, craft a lvl right now resto, and lvl 15 Lighting and work them both. Spend most of your time on your resto. It will be natural as long as survival remains the priority.

Resto staff gives you access to Combat Prayer, Healing Springs, and Rapid Regeneration. If you're healing without those (except maybe rapid regen), you're not going it right.

Klixen

Ch4mpTW wrote: »

andreasv wrote: »

Ch4mpTW wrote: »

On my magicka Templar, I currently use: 5pcs. War Maiden (infused big pieces; divines small pieces), 3pcs. Infallible Mage, 2pcs. Grothdarr (both divines), 1pcs. Maelstrom’s Lightning Staff (sharpened), and 1pcs. Maelstrom’s Restoration Staff (sharpened). With that gear load out (5L/1M/1H), I am capable of solo’ing pretty much any content in the game. That’s with little to no effort as well. Things just melt, and my resources are easily sustainable. There’s no pressure at all in dealing with large groups of enemies, and bosses as well get shoved around. I highly recommend that setup, OP. Especially if you’re into solo’ing.

For someone who struggles with quest bosses and overland mobs in this game, you'd recommend getting two Maelstrom weapons? Interesting!

Oh... Oh. . . I thought they were just joking about that. Well uh... Damn... This is awkward. >_>!

On the bright side, however. If you do manage to acquire the stuff I just listed, you should be able to solo about 95% of the game (veteran dungeons included). No hassles, no stress, and or worries. Just things getting insta-gibbed by you. Your resources should be fine, and you’ll be able to go about your path as a solo player on your MagPlar.

Hehe never mind. I'm not there yet, but you never know, I might be able to get that gear one of these days

Robo_Hobo wrote: »

@Klixen

Yeah, that sounds good. I'd go with Torugs pact for the remaining pieces if you go with Seducer as the 5 piece set. Though, if you did want some extra defence you could go with 5 piece Fortified brass. You would have about as much resistance as you would wearing basic heavy armor, but with still the Regen and damage benefits of wearing mostly light armor with the rest of my build suggestion. Still keep the enchants as magicka though, but yeah, that would give you the best of both worlds. If you go with 5 piece Fortified brass, go with Torugs pact as the remaining pieces.

You'll still have enough magicka regeneration I'm sure after that, with the Atronach stone and rings enchanted with magicka Regen glyphs.

Thank you folks! This is what I needed to know.

I just need to research a few more traits (I'm almost there ).

KingYogi415

Go lighting staff/resto staff.

Have someone craft you a set of seducer all training.

You will do fine!