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  Lynx7386

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  Vamps:
  -always have access to passives and abilities from their skill tree
  -compliment spell caster and stealth builds well
  
  Negatives: severe penalty to fire resistance and increase to fire damage taken
  
  
  Werewolves:
  -no negative effects unless transformed
  -passive bonus to stamina regeneration even when not transformed
  -good damage output, especially at a group of several wolves working together
  -compliments tank and warrior/melee builds well
  
  Negatives: other than stamina regen, no effects apply when not transformed. Take extra damage from poison and disease effects while transformed.
  
  
  I prefer wolf by far.

  PS4 / NA
  M'asad - Khajiit Nightblade - Healer
  Pakhet - Khajiit Dragonknight - Tank
  Raksha - Khajiit Sorcerer - Stamina DPS
  Bastet - Khajiit Templar - Healer
  Leonin - Khajiit Warden - Tank

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  June 2015

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  The_Sadist

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  For PvE?
  
  Werewolf - Whatever your build, become a werewolf. While nobody actually uses the transformation as it's quite lacklustre, the free stamina regeneration makes it worthwhile. Basically get bitten, level it up to bite other people and don't ever touch it again.
  
  Vampire - Not worth it in most situations, the fire weakness is frustrating and I wouldn't recommend it beyond roleplay entertainment or very early gameplay. I know there are decent vampire players out there, but they have a great understanding of the game mechanics and their classes in general.
  
  For PvP?
  
  Werewolf - See above.
  
  Vampire - It was once OP, but not so much these days. The passives are handy, the ultimate is okay and in general quite a few PvP based characters pick up Vampirism. I can't say much about it as it's quite hit or miss depending on you as a player.
  
  !LASTLY!
  
  There are achievements linked to maxing both the Werewolf and Vampire tree line, so ultimately you'll want to max both if you're an achievement junkie.

  Edited by The_Sadist on June 12, 2015 4:12PM

  "Each event is preceded by Prophecy. But without the hero, there is no Event." ― Zurin Arctus, the Underking.

  Tragrim - How do I work this thing?
  Casually stalking the forums

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  June 2015

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  Davadin

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  and just an FYI, you CAN get either "diseases" cured.......
  
  so feel free to try and if u dont like it, get it cured with only abit of gold cost at your local friendly mage guild...

  August Palatine Davadin Bloodstrake - Nord Dragon Knight - PC NA - Gray Host
  Greymoor 6.0.7 PvP : Medium 2H/SnB The Destroyer
  Dragonhold 5.2.11 PvE : Medium DW/2H The Blood Furnace
  March 2021 (too lazy to add CP) PvP: Medium DW/Bow The Stabber

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  June 2015

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  The_Sadist

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  Tectonaut wrote: »

  Ugh I wish I could change my grammatical error in the post above. Stupid new keyboard app likes to change EVERYTHING.

  
  
  
  Horrible paint skills aside, click the screw thingy and you can edit your posts.
  

  Tectonaut wrote: »

  No clue what you're talking about Arezius? M'aiq?

  
  Also: http://elderscrolls.wikia.com/wiki/M'aiq_the_Liar
  
  "M'aiq the Liar is a recurring source of misinformation in the Elder Scrolls series, featured in Morrowind, Oblivion, Skyrim, and Online. He was introduced by the game designers as an easter egg to provide commentaries about the Elder Scrolls series."

  Edited by The_Sadist on June 12, 2015 4:14PM

  "Each event is preceded by Prophecy. But without the hero, there is no Event." ― Zurin Arctus, the Underking.

  Tragrim - How do I work this thing?
  Casually stalking the forums

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  June 2015

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