If there was a skin that makes it looks more like skyrim's strain of vampirism, I would consider making more of my characters vampires. Currently I don't want to make my redguard a vampire as his beautiful dark skin becomes a skooma addicts color
bloodthirstyvampire wrote: »If there was a skin that makes it looks more like skyrim's strain of vampirism, I would consider making more of my characters vampires. Currently I don't want to make my redguard a vampire as his beautiful dark skin becomes a skooma addicts color
Who you callin skooma addict I mean sure I have one or tw... Ok I'm a skooma addict.
MLGProPlayer wrote: »
White wabbit wrote: »Looks like most wanted the passives and not care about the look
MLGProPlayer wrote: »
i guess thats right. my bad.
MLGProPlayer wrote: »
i guess thats right. my bad.
vHoF last boss has plenty of fire. Outside of dark elfs most reduce their vamp level for that fight. vDSA has some fire where vamps have to step carefully through. Similar for vAS but not as bad. So there is a cost in PvE as well.
MLGProPlayer wrote: »
i guess thats right. my bad.
vHoF last boss has plenty of fire. Outside of dark elfs most reduce their vamp level for that fight. vDSA has some fire where vamps have to step carefully through. Similar for vAS but not as bad. So there is a cost in PvE as well.
Run mist form in vAS, no damage from fire AOE
Hm, about half do not want to be a vampire but are feeling forced to due to passives - pretty bad design, I would say.
phaneub17_ESO wrote: »Personal RP. 2 Tanks an Argonian Nightblade and a "Death Knight" Ice Warden. 2 Stamina and 3 Magicka characters are Vampires. 2 Stamina and 2 Tanks are Werewolves. My Templars and a Nature loving Magicka Warden are pure, they do not partake in daedric powers. If there were a Vigilant of Stendarr skill tree (barring Fighter's Guild) my Templars would do that.