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Divines or Infused
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Dagoth_Rac✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭Many people use Infused on the pieces that give full glyph value (Head, Chest, Legs, Shield) and Divines on the pieces that use reduced glyph value (Waist, Feet, Hands, Shoulders). A VR16 gold magicka glyph goes from 868 to 1041 when Infused on a "big" piece of armor, which is significant. Even more so when you throw in all the various passives that increase max magicka by a percentage. But a VR16 gold magicka glyph only goes from 351 to 420-ish when Infused on a "little" piece of armor. The extra 7.5% from your Mundus stone is often more effective in that case. An extra 7.5% from Mage mundus is 96 magicka, more than the extra you get from divines on a small piece.
A notable exception is if you are wearing Twice-Born Star gear. That lets you have two mundus stones and divines will buff both, so putting divines on all your gear makes more sense in that case.
I think people who use Thief or Shadow tend to go 7 divines. I don't run those crit-heavy builds and cannot say for sure. But those seem to be very powerful mundus where you might want to squeeze every last drop out of them.6 -
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✭Dagoth_Rac wrote: »Many people use Infused on the pieces that give full glyph value (Head, Chest, Legs, Shield) and Divines on the pieces that use reduced glyph value (Waist, Feet, Hands, Shoulders). A VR16 gold magicka glyph goes from 868 to 1041 when Infused on a "big" piece of armor, which is significant. Even more so when you throw in all the various passives that increase max magicka by a percentage. But a VR16 gold magicka glyph only goes from 351 to 420-ish when Infused on a "little" piece of armor. The extra 7.5% from your Mundus stone is often more effective in that case. An extra 7.5% from Mage mundus is 96 magicka, more than the extra you get from divines on a small piece.
A notable exception is if you are wearing Twice-Born Star gear. That lets you have two mundus stones and divines will buff both, so putting divines on all your gear makes more sense in that case.
I think people who use Thief or Shadow tend to go 7 divines. I don't run those crit-heavy builds and cannot say for sure. But those seem to be very powerful mundus where you might want to squeeze every last drop out of them.
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Gern_Verkheart✭✭✭✭Both. I put Infused on my Helm, chest, and legs. Everything else is divines. I do this on my magicka and stamina characters, and they all do well.
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i3ig_Gun✭✭✭Dagoth_Rac wrote: »Many people use Infused on the pieces that give full glyph value (Head, Chest, Legs, Shield) and Divines on the pieces that use reduced glyph value (Waist, Feet, Hands, Shoulders). A VR16 gold magicka glyph goes from 868 to 1041 when Infused on a "big" piece of armor, which is significant. Even more so when you throw in all the various passives that increase max magicka by a percentage. But a VR16 gold magicka glyph only goes from 351 to 420-ish when Infused on a "little" piece of armor. The extra 7.5% from your Mundus stone is often more effective in that case. An extra 7.5% from Mage mundus is 96 magicka, more than the extra you get from divines on a small piece.
A notable exception is if you are wearing Twice-Born Star gear. That lets you have two mundus stones and divines will buff both, so putting divines on all your gear makes more sense in that case.
I think people who use Thief or Shadow tend to go 7 divines. I don't run those crit-heavy builds and cannot say for sure. But those seem to be very powerful mundus where you might want to squeeze every last drop out of them.
Nailed it....
but it also depends on if your going to run the TBS set gear, then you want ALL Divines.XBOX ONE - NA
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Jumper45✭✭✭Dagoth_Rac wrote: »Many people use Infused on the pieces that give full glyph value (Head, Chest, Legs, Shield) and Divines on the pieces that use reduced glyph value (Waist, Feet, Hands, Shoulders). A VR16 gold magicka glyph goes from 868 to 1041 when Infused on a "big" piece of armor, which is significant. Even more so when you throw in all the various passives that increase max magicka by a percentage. But a VR16 gold magicka glyph only goes from 351 to 420-ish when Infused on a "little" piece of armor. The extra 7.5% from your Mundus stone is often more effective in that case. An extra 7.5% from Mage mundus is 96 magicka, more than the extra you get from divines on a small piece.
A notable exception is if you are wearing Twice-Born Star gear. That lets you have two mundus stones and divines will buff both, so putting divines on all your gear makes more sense in that case.
I think people who use Thief or Shadow tend to go 7 divines. I don't run those crit-heavy builds and cannot say for sure. But those seem to be very powerful mundus where you might want to squeeze every last drop out of them.
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Senaxu✭✭✭For a Magicka user (might be a NB, ehm), what is better on what pieces? Just a quick question.
Short answer: You running Thief, Shadow or TBS: use 7 divines. Other Mundus: Big infused, small divines.Edited by Senaxu on October 31, 2015 7:40AMUnbroken EU
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✭For a Magicka user (might be a NB, ehm), what is better on what pieces? Just a quick question.
Do not overlook the possibility to put tri-stat Armor enchants on your big pieces , giving 150% of a normal enchant, but divided over the three stats, and giving 20% more on that 150%.
Edited by hrothbern on October 31, 2015 8:06AM"I still do not understand why I followed the advice of Captain Rana to bring the villagers of Bleakrock into safety. We should have fought for our village and not have backed down, with our tail between our legs. Now my home village is in shambles, the houses burning, the invaders feasting.I swear every day to Shor that after Molag Bal has been defeated, I will hunt down the invaders and restore peace in Bleakrock and drink my mead with my friends at the market place".PC-EU0
