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Zombie cats confirmed? New Elsweyr art clues

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So, here's a new datamined image from the upcoming Elsweyr chapter: dlc_ew_chapterupgrade.jpg
Upon first glance it seems like a bunch of Khajiit civilians fighting a sudden Dragon attack, but if you enlarge the image or look closely you'll notice that their eyes have a blue glow. The same blue glow in fact that the two shady spellcasters (*cough necro hype cough*) use, with one of them even directing a spell at the Khajiit, not the Dragon. We can then note that some civilians are running towards the attacking Dragon, not away from it as common sense would dictate. Conclusion: zombie cats are now a thing. :lol:

Unless they are alive and compelled by some mind control spell, the Khajiit in the image are corpses, reanimated by the two Necromancers to attack the Dragon - which is kinda sad but also awesome! Does that mean we'll see Khajiit zombies? There aren't enough Khajiit enemies in the game anyway, apart from a few bandits and Dro-m'Athra so it would be great to see cities overrun with shambling zombie cats. Will Khajiit zombies feature in the storyline? If yes, will they fight alongside us, or will some corrupt necromancer make them fight us instead?

The Dragon is also surrounded by rubble, which could be a simple destroyed city on the map that serves as the backdrop for some story quest, or... could it mean destroyable buildings? :smiley: They already utilize destroyable structures in Cyro, so they could reuse the same technology to make Elsweyr and the destructive potential of the dragon threat even more immersive! If Dragon Attacks turn out to be specific cities besieged by dragons at a given time (like dolmen or geyser, but on steroids), we could totally have a collapsed wall and building mechanic like in the image! Or if the Dragons turn out to be World bosses, perhaps they can use some destroyable cover mechanic amongst their abilities (like Domihaus in FH) to make innovative and exciting WB fights in an urban environment. What do you guys think, will we ever see destroyable buildings for PvE purposes, or is that just reading too much into a simple image? :neutral:
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    <3 Necromancers on that pic
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    bluebird wrote: »
    So, here's a new datamined image from the upcoming Elsweyr chapter: dlc_ew_chapterupgrade.jpg
    Upon first glance it seems like a bunch of Khajiit civilians fighting a sudden Dragon attack, but if you enlarge the image or look closely you'll notice that their eyes have a blue glow.

    On my screen their eyes are the same colour green as the dragons, not blue. As if they are being controlled by it, not the necromancers.
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    Necromancer colour blue confirmed.

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    Imperials are attacking Elsweyr with an army of necromancers, the more they kill the stronger their army. Of course there would be Khajjits which were risen :P



    (THIS INFO WAS TAKEN FROM THE ELSWEYR STREAM!)
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    It's a mind control dragon I bet.
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    AndrejLeo wrote: »
    Imperials are attacking Elsweyr with an army of necromancers, the more they kill the stronger their army. Of course there would be Khajjits which were risen :P
    It just seemed odd to me that they'd be fighting the dragons - the Elsweyr prologue heavily implies that releasing the Dragons was part of the Imperial occupiers' plan, so why would the bad guy necromancers be attacking their own secret weapons? Unless the dragons turned on the Imperials as well, so now Elsweyr will have necromancers and dragons fighting with each other while we fight them both :lol:
    esotoon wrote: »
    bluebird wrote: »
    So, here's a new datamined image from the upcoming Elsweyr chapter: dlc_ew_chapterupgrade.jpg
    Upon first glance it seems like a bunch of Khajiit civilians fighting a sudden Dragon attack, but if you enlarge the image or look closely you'll notice that their eyes have a blue glow.
    On my screen their eyes are the same colour green as the dragons, not blue. As if they are being controlled by it, not the necromancers.
    Perhaps the eyes of the left Khajiit who stands further back are greenish, but the eyes of the right-hand-side Khajiit who is closest to us are definitely blue, enlarge the image and sample the colour, it's blue. I'll concede the left one may have pale green eyes, in which case he's either alive with his natural eye colour, or he's being mind-controlled by the dragon to attack the necromancers while the necromancers are mind-controlling the other Khajiit to attack the dragon *mind blown*... the plot thickens. :smiley:

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    SantieClaws wrote: »
    But how will you tell which of us are zombies and which have just had an enjoyable evening around the bubbler yes?

    Yours with paws
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    "It just seemed odd to me that they'd be fighting the dragons - the Elsweyr prologue heavily implies that releasing the Dragons was part of the Imperial occupiers' plan, so why would the bad guy necromancers be attacking their own secret weapons?"

    I don't think Abnur Tharn is specifically still part with the Empire. He wouldn't get a khajiit companion if he was killing the race.

    Imperials were just a coincidence. Abnur was probably seeking some form of power or knowledge he could gain from the dragons.

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    SantieClaws wrote: »
    But how will you tell which of us are zombies and which have just had an enjoyable evening around the bubbler yes?

    Yours with paws
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    Hmm, good point. I guess we could just...
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    Gear: 5 Netch's Touch (All apparel Divines with Max Mag Enchants), 2 Slimecraw (All Divines. 1 med/1 heavy. Max Mag Enchants), Maelstrom's Lightning Staff (infused/shock enchant), and Infallible Aether jewelry (arcane with spell damage enchant)/lightning staff (infused/flame enchant).
    Ability-Bar 1: Critical Surge, Boundless Storm, Mages' Wrath, Hardened Ward (Twilight Tormentor if one can somewhat trust both the heals and tank to keep you alive), Lightning Flood, and Power Overload.
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    Ability-Bar 1: Critical Surge, Boundless Storm, Mages' Wrath, Hardened Ward (Twilight Tormentor if one can somewhat trust both the heals and tank to keep you alive), Lightning Flood, and Power Overload.
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    Gear: 5 Icy Conjuror (All apparel Divines with Max Mag Enchants), 2 Iceheart (All Divines. 1 med/1 heavy. Max Mag Enchants), Maelstrom's Ice Staff (infused/ice enchant), and Infallible Aether jewelry (arcane with spell damage enchant)/lightning staff (infused/flame enchant).
    Ability-Bar 1: Critical Surge, Boundless Storm, Mages' Wrath (Elemental Drain in vet content if healer isn't using it), Hardened Ward, Lightning Flood, and Power Overload (Replenishing Barrier when healer isn't keeping others alive).
    Ability-Bar 2: Dark Deal, Streak (Inner Rage when dealing with multiple bosses), Frost Reach (Restraining Prison when I want to lock enemies down), Dampen Magic, Unstable Wall of Frost, and Icy Rage (Aggressive Horn when DPS is decent).

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    Ability-Bar 1: Critical Surge (Power Surge for more heals), Boundless Storm, Combat Prayer, Ward Ally (Twilight Matriarch for another burst heal and damage), Energy Orb, and Replenishing Barrier.
    Ability-Bar 2: Dark Deal, Overflowing Altar, Elemental Drain, Hardened Ward (Twilight Matriarch for another burst heal and damage), Unstable Wall of Storms, and Aggressive Horn.

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    Gear: 5 Torug's Pact (3 heavy body pieces, light waist, and medium hands. All Impenetrable. Max Mag Enchants), 2 heavy Mighty Chudan (All Impenetrable. Max Mag Enchants), and Knight Slayer jewelry (arcane with spell damage enchant)/lightning staff (infused with oblivion enchant)/restoration staff (infused with oblivion enchant. Same enchant as lightning in order to maintain consistent pressure regardless of which staff you're heavy attacking with). [When more focused on damage will change Chudan pieces to medium and light. Also all my Torug body pieces to light except the chest that stays heavy].
    Ability-Bar 1: Structured Entropy, Consuming Trap, Haunting Curse, Ward Ally, Rapid Regeneration, and Life Giver (or Soul Assault).
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    Gear: 5 Brands of the Imperium (All Divines with Max Mag Enchants), 2 Mother Ciannait (All Divines. 1 med/1 light. Max Mag Enchants). Combat Physician jewelry (arcane with spell damage enchant)/Ice Staff (infused/crusher). Blackrose Restoration Staff (doesn't have to be the perfect version. infused/hardening enchant).
    Ability-Bar 1: Critical Surge, Bound Aegis, Inner Rage, Boundless Storm, Ward Ally, and Replenishing Barrier.
    Ability-Bar 2: Deep Thoughts, Bound Aegis, Restraining Prison (Elemental Drain in vet content if healer isn't using it), Unstable Wall of Frost, Hardened Ward, and Temporal Guard.

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    PvE: I will almost always use the Atronach in this content as well (especially if I'm healing in PvE or playing it safe while solo). However, in a strong group other Mundus Stones can be effective (Thief is what I would use in a serious group as a healer. As DPS I would use Shadow or Lover depending on group), since a heavy attack rotation will ensure that you're always restoring magicka at a decent rate. When using electric-ward in vet content I will always use the Lady to reach 25k+ physical/spell resistances.

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    When frost staff tanking a single boss buff up with Boundless and Surge, weapon swap immediately after casting the previous skill, heavy attack with the ice staff, drop Rage if it's active, Reach/Restraining (at times can be replaced with an additional lightning staff heavy for sustain), Unstable, quickly weapon swap, Lightning Flood, one heavy attack (two if Reach isn't used), activate either Surge or Boundless, cancel the animation of the buff used with a weapon swap, one heavy attack, and repeat. If frost staff tanking multiple bosses buff up with Boundless and Surge, weapon swap immediately after casting the previous skill, heavy attack with the ice staff each enemy, drop Rage if it's active, Unstable, quickly weapon swap, Lightning Flood, heavy attack priority boss in order to proc IA (pink smoke), activate either Surge or Boundless, cancel the animation of the buff used with a weapon swap, heavy attack all the bosses, and repeat. Can also slot in Inner Rage and forego heavy attacking with the ice staff. If using inner rage after getting aggro perform the DPS oriented rotation and retake aggro after 1 rotation. Most challenging bosses to keep aggroed will be the Pact in the Blessed Crucible and the knights in the White-Gold Tower, since you need to keep 3 enemies taunted, but they can also be locked down with Restraining. During the execute phase on a single target (around 20% health) replace the second heavy attack with a partial heavy attack in order to proc IA and around 4 Mages' Wrath, but if boss is melting quickly just keep spamming Wrath (hold block while spamming Wrath).

    When healing in PvE just keep all support skills and Unstable up. Heavy attack primarily with a restoration staff whenever you can. Be reactive with your heals (when someone is scratched use ward ally and top them off with some Prayers). When taking a lot of continuous damage make sure to have all buffs/debuffs up while keeping Energy Orb active in the group. At the boss use the horn ult, but only when the group has decent survivability and damage. If too many players lack survivability then use the barrier ult to make life easier (longer fight, but less risk of death). Can use barrier when dealing with trash mobs (gives back ult).

    In PvP you'll rarely be in a scenario where you can perform a PvE esque rotation with AOE unless you're performing a single target burst. For the most part just stun peeps whenever possible, apply dots, and heavy attack them a few times. Rinse and repeat till they die and use ults as needed, but make sure to keep your health and shields up whenever you take significant damage (might have to keep one's distance if a dk is using a skill like draw essence). When in a high pressure situation stay on the lightning staff bar and keep hardened ward up while stunning and heavy attacking hostiles make sure to keep primary buffs up, heal up, purge, and shield stack as needed. When dealing with a large amount of enemy players alongside your faction keep your distance from friendlies (avoid bombs). If you get debuffs on you be careful not to overuse efficient purge, which is still quite costly. If not grouped up do not bother using purge on a debuffed friendly, since it will not affect them at all.

    In PvE and PvP make sure to utilize tab target to keep track of priority enemies. Use streak in PvE for mag based movement that also allows you to stun a group of enemies. Use elusive mist for mag based movement, snare removal, and damage mitigation in PvP (can also be used in stealth, but will pop you out of a hidden state for a brief moment).

    In PvP when solo taking a resource ride your mount towards the tower, aggro the two guards at the front of the entrance, then head on inside the tower, buff up, purge, head up the stairs, kill everyone that follows especially the mage guard, kill everyone on the flag, and flip.

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    Gold Food for PvE:
    (DPS) Corrupting Bloody Mara (increases Max Magicka by 4620, Max Health by 5051, and Health Recovery by 505 for 2 hours). If a vampire use font of loss furnishing to decrease vampirism to stage 1 to benefit from health recovery.

    Gold Food for PvP and PvE:
    (PvP healer/PvE serious tank) Clockwork Citrus Filet (increases Max Health by 3326, Health Recovery by 406 [useful if stage 1 vampire], Max Magicka by 3080, and Magicka Recovery by 338 for 2 hours).

    Trash Potions when feeling cheap:
    Regular CP150 Essence of Magicka pots that I obtain frequently from playing the game or Crown Tri-Restoration Potion obtained from dailies.

    Crafted Potions:
    Essence of Spell Critical (Bugloss, Lady's Smock, and Water Hyacinth). Without magelight this is my primary means of obtaining Major Prophecy, which increases my Spell Critical Rating. This also heals and restores magicka. Essence of Immovability (Columbine, Corn Flower, and Wormwood). I use this in PvP, since this gives me stealth detection, knockback immunity, and restores magicka (better to use it when competent allies are nearby, since it might reveal that you are surrounded by multiple players in stealth and you will not have an emergency pot available after use). Essence of Invisibility with only 2 ingredients (Blue Entoloma, Namira's Rot, Nirnroot, or Spider Egg). I use this in PvE content that requires stealth and if I need more speed I'll use Rapid Maneuver before using the potion. Essence of Invisibility with 3 ingredients (Blessed Thistle, Blue Entoloma, and Namira's Rot). Very useful in PvP alongside the vampire Dark Stalker passive, since you'll be invisible, ignore movement speed penalty while in Crouch, and you'll have a 30% movement speed boost from Major Expedition (I always have this slotted when riding from point A to B in PvP land, since gankers are always lurking).
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    SaltySudd wrote: »
    SantieClaws wrote: »
    But how will you tell which of us are zombies and which have just had an enjoyable evening around the bubbler yes?

    Yours with paws
    Santie Claws

    I can always rely on Santie to give me a new perspective on a situation

    I am just thinking every khajiit should get the zombie-personality and then we can make a group-photo. I am the volunteer to play the "necro" in that picture. :p

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    I find it more interesting that both Necro's have a staff in one hand and a spell in the other.
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    AndrejLeo wrote: »
    "It just seemed odd to me that they'd be fighting the dragons - the Elsweyr prologue heavily implies that releasing the Dragons was part of the Imperial occupiers' plan, so why would the bad guy necromancers be attacking their own secret weapons?"

    I don't think Abnur Tharn is specifically still part with the Empire. He wouldn't get a khajiit companion if he was killing the race.

    Imperials were just a coincidence. Abnur was probably seeking some form of power or knowledge he could gain from the dragons.
    Spoilers if you haven't done the PTS Elsweyr prologue
    The Imperials are occupying parts of EÍlsweyr, notably led by Tharn's sister. Abnur initially seeks out the Wrathstone to find a weapon after he got a tip about its existence, and as we fight our way through the Halls of Colossus after getting the tablet, we encounter her mercenaries who want to obtain the Wrathstone for her. Abnur eventually figures out that the Halls hide dragons, and tries to stop his sister's henchmen from opening the door, but fails and the dragons are released. Abnur then wonders whether it was his sister who gave him the tip to find the Wrathstone in the first place, as finding the Wrathstone and releasing the Dragons seemed to be her plan all along.

    So Abnur is separate from the Empire occupying Elsweyr, but the leader of the Empire occupying force in Elsweyr seemingly wanted dragons. That's why it would be odd if the depicted necromancers were Imperials.
    mommadani907 wrote: »
    I find it more interesting that both Necro's have a staff in one hand and a spell in the other.
    Ah, fair point. I guess the artist just took some liberties in depicting necromancers who wield staves and offhand spells... so the destroyable buildings thing and the resurrected Khajiit zombies are probably also just artistic licence. Guess we'll just see basic skeletons being raised, meh. I can still dream though :lol:
    Edited by bluebird on February 11, 2019 10:37PM
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