(Devour bug was fixed)
Let's skip introductions and get to the point. You want to know how to get the most out of the underpowered werewolf, I'm here to tell you. I was considering writing this in "Guide" format, Which I may do later, but I don't have that much time right now, so I want to get these out there ASAP.
We still need massive buffs in PVP, don't read this wrong, but we can be a *** force of nature in PVE for the time being.
No, you don't have to put every damn point in stamina. You get a 20% boost to stamina, and an extra 30% boost when you kill five dudes, When you consider this with gear, racials, and class passives, You really don't need to put everything into stamina. The character in the videos is basically pure magicka in medium armor. The softcap is paltry to a werewolf.
NEVER fully charge the heavy attack on a single target
A partially charged heavy attack does almost as much damage as a fully charged attack, and charges
MUCH quicker, This fits better into the rotation listed below, and makes you less predictable. The heavy attack fully charges is frankly, garbage. It's a very very small
Cone, which sounds neat, but it doesn't do as much damage to the enemies that are not your main target.
Thief Stone Get it. Now. No, no! No! I don't care how much of a shadowscale you are, GET THAT DAMN THIEF STONE!
Get Berserker form No exceptions.
"But I want to le- No.
Medium Armor is Godlike Those bonuses carry over, Yep, even the attack speed, yes, even the crit chance. Yes, even the set bonuses. You're welcome.
Equipped Weapon enchantments carry over I have no idea if the weapon perks themselves carry over, And could use verification on that from you fine folks, in the meantime, your current weapon's fire/frost/whatever enchantments do infact carry over.
You can pounce while jumping For that occasional guy who has a height advantage over you.
Best "Combo" Roar> Partial-charged heavy attack> three-four quick swipes, another partial heavy attack> repeat, weave in a partial-heavy attack as a finisher if almost dead.
You can use potions in wolf form Rev up those Cauldrons! 'Cuz I am sure hungry for one-
Potions fix the "stuck in pounce" bug. "Help! Help! My leg!"
Self buffs persist into werewolf form Things such as molten armor, haste and siphon power transfer over. Keep this in mind.
Pounce does NOT consume the "Off balance" status that Roar afflicts enemies with What this means, is that if you roar, send them running, and pounce on them, You can follow up with a partial-heavy attack and knock them down again.
(This one may be subjective to different builds) Dragon Knights and Templars tend to get more uptime in wolf form.
It's not really because they are better than the other classes, it's more just that the nature of their abilities build ultimate much, much faster, and thus can be in wolf form far more often.
I noticed this after going from the Nightblade to the templar, It just builds faster. Do not take this as a
Discouragement but more as a
If you're planning a wolf build, but haven't made the character yet, consider those two, unless you have a very specialized purpose in mindYou can put the werewolf abilities on your non-wolf bars
Credit to
Ravinsild for this one, This will make leveling these abilities MUCH less painful.
Note You CAN'T use them in combat, this is purely for leveling the abilities. Most builds should have a spare kinda "Why not" slot put in it anyway, so this should not be too hard to fit in for leveling.
http://esohead.com/skills#line:50;type:1