@Sandshark95... I loved being a WW for the survivability. The one health move that they have saved my ass a few times, not to mention the damage output. I hated being a werewolf because I have very specific things I want in my Skill bars. My full bars are filled for both DW and Bow. And if I was being destroyed by another player or enemy, transforming in or out got me killed a few times. Not to mention the glitches that come with being a WW, currently.

I only really went back to Vampire on my other character because I love the Vampire story and experience, and I love the Ultimate and the Dark Stalker passive. The Ultimate in the Vampire skill line has saved me more than being a Werewolf, and I run that Ultimate in Bow because it's so much quicker to acquire than on my DW line, but I switch right back to DW after using it and it wrecks pretty good.

I will agree that the fire damage sucks, hence my last character being a Dark Elf. Do you think I should just stick with that character?

@MexicanMurrican If you're going to have two NBs, I'd recommend building them differently or while using your Khajiit NB you might begin to feel like you're playing a watered-down version of your Dark Elf NB. I have 2 DKs and 2 Templars, and the only reason I even created my "other" DK and my "other" Templar is because I wanted to build them differently and distinguish them from my originals. It's up to you if you want two characters of the same class. If you're constantly comparing your two NBs, you might choose to stick with just one or build your Khajiit in a way that differentiates that alt from your Dark Elf.

Vampire and WW require different combat approaches. It simply sounds like you prefer the vampire approach. The WW ultimate can get you killed if applied in the wrong scenario, but it can also save you in others and allow you to become an instant DPS/Tank. It's more of a strategic "Oh (Bleep)" button than Vamp's ultimate.

This is simply my personal opinion, but I feel going Vampire on a stamina build is kind of pointless. I think vamp synergizes better with a magicka build from an ability and RPing point of view. I also think it's awesome that I can hit my WW ultimate and have my Khajiit suddenly transform from a cat into a dog in the blink of an eye. XD

As for attribute points, like I said before, going all health is unnecessary unless you're a Tank. There's really two ways you can spend them (on your stamina bow/dw build): 1.) Drop them ALL into Stamina or 2.) Put 10-15 points into Health and allocate the rest into Stamina. Option 1 might sound slightly terrifying, but it's viable. I've done this on multiple characters while leveling and haven't regretted it yet; I don't have too much trouble staying alive, even on my magicka characters that wear mostly light armor for protection. Once you reach Veteran levels or if you PvP a lot, it might be wise to put a few into health, but it's still not entirely necessary. Option 2 gives you a bit of breathing room in regards to your health pool and allows you to take a few more hits. 10-15 should be good for leveling to 50; after 50, you can choose to spend more points in Health, but there are also other ways to reach the recommended "endgame" HP range for your role and class. In short, you want to spend as many points in Stamina as you can but still have a decent-sized cushion of HP to fall back on. I'd spend as few points in Health as you can get away with and focus on maximizing your DPS potential by increasing the size of your Stamina pool.

@lolzbuckets You're looking in the wrong place; I can confirm--having three Werewolves myself--that there is indeed a passive 15% stamina regeneration buff that applies even while untransformed, but you won't find it by looking in the WW skill tree. It's under "Active Effects" in the "Character" menu. Once you've acquired Lycanthropy and the WW skill line, open your menu, go to "Character", and scroll down to "Active Effects". It's there.



Here it is

The regen applies "in combat"--no wolf form required.

@Sandshark95, I have two NB because 1. I created the other one first and it has all of the area Achievements and crafting levels maxed, and 2. I wanted a NB that I felt fit the role better in the RP sense. This Kajiit is basically a remake. Before the Dark Elf, I've never played an NB before.

And are you saying that I should keep all of my Armour the same, also (all Stamina enchantments), when putting all or most of my attributes in Stamina?

@Sandshark95, I was planning on running all Medium. Maybe a Heavy if I feel the need.

Don't forget Khajiits get a passive health regen (upto 30%) so you can afford to put most of your points into stamina. Have you thought about maybe making your Dunmer NB a magicka build and your Khajiit a stamina build? That way you can experiance both ends of the spectrum!

Hm. Survey says they patched out stacking of Dark Stalker + Night's Silence months before the game even came out on the PS4. SO HOW THE *** WAS HE WALKING SO FAST? O_O

If the fire damage is too harsh, slap a high level fire resistance rune on a piece of gear. I think somewhere in the vicinity of 1k should basically mitigate the fire vuln.

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If the fire damage is too harsh, slap a high level fire resistance rune on a piece of gear. I think somewhere in the vicinity of 1k should basically mitigate the fire vuln.

with fire res cap vampires will still get 20% more fire dmg then non-vamp players.

Uh. Just to make sure, Dark Stalker and the 5-piece bonus from the Night's Silence Set do the same thing, right?

I ask because I want to be 100% sure that Dark Stalker is a better Night's Silence bonus before I claim that it also frees up a 5-piece set bonus.

How much fire resistance do you need to hit the cap?