World Bosses

Daidus

Do the world bosses get easier when you get in champion levels? I see players in the champion levels taking them down like they're nothing.

madchuska83

Yes, although gear and skill are equally important.

VaranisArano

Champion points give you access to CP 160 gear, more resources, and various perks that increase your damage, sustain, and damage mitigation.

Its possible to get good enough DPS and survivability to do well against a world boss before you have a lot of CP, but having lots of champion points and experience at the game make it easier.

Daidus

Alright thanks for the tip right now I'm a level 17 (about to hit level 18) wood elf whose playing as a templar. My main stat is magic while health is my secondary one.

MLGProPlayer

Yeah. If you know what you're doing, you can solo all of them at CP 300+. But the fights will never be easy (most people can't solo them).

Bpryr_125

Daidus wrote: »

Alright thanks for the tip right now I'm a level 17 (about to hit level 18) wood elf whose playing as a templar. My main stat is magic while health is my secondary one.

First mistake. Don't spread points on your attributes. Stick to Mag as primary if you are a magic user. Imo.. some do sink 2 points into health for a magic user. But don't go all willy nilly with like 10mag & 7 points in heath. Each point invested in heath as a magic user = less damage you will do & less magic pool. Find some good decent food while young to help with low HPs. not attribute points

edit: when i first started i did the same. Im not picking on you. just sharing things i learned

boombazookajd

Yes. I can solo most base game world bosses. Things get a little tricky with the DLC zones. After vMA, many of the world bosses are a bit of a joke

phaneub17_ESO

That guar with the dryads... He's a tricky one.

Daidus

Bpryr_125 wrote: »

Daidus wrote: »

Alright thanks for the tip right now I'm a level 17 (about to hit level 18) wood elf whose playing as a templar. My main stat is magic while health is my secondary one.

First mistake. Don't spread points on your attributes. Stick to Mag as primary if you are a magic user. Imo.. some do sink 2 points into health for a magic user. But don't go all willy nilly with like 10mag & 7 points in heath. Each point invested in heath as a magic user = less damage you will do & less magic pool. Find some good decent food while young to help with low HPs. not attribute points

edit: when i first started i did the same. Im not picking on you. just sharing things i learned

Thanks for the tip I normally play a tank in MMOs so this is the first time I'm trying a different role. I'll go to a temple and redo my attribute points.


Would that also apply to a nightblade character? Put about 2 or 3 points in health then focus on stamina?