Ahh ok, thank makes sense thank you. My champion points are relatively low atm

daemonios wrote: »

You get 4% more health, magicka and stamina with all three armour types, but you'll be missing out on 6% cost reduction and 8% magicka regen from the light armour passives. I don't think it's worth it.

But even if 7/7 is best
if you want a Monster set, and it is not yet of the good weight, the Undaunted Passive is a compensation.

daemonios wrote: »

You get 4% more health, magicka and stamina with all three armour types, but you'll be missing out on 6% cost reduction and 8% magicka regen from the light armour passives. I don't think it's worth it.

That is not exactly correct.

If you trade 2 pc light armor:
6% cost redux, 8% regen, + spell resist, + spell pen

For 1 pc HA + 1 pc MA:
+4% magicka, stam, hp
+4% stam cost redux, +4% stam regen, +weapon crit, +reduc sneak, +3% move speed while sprinting, -4% dodge roll cost
+armor, +4% health recovery, +40 mag/stam per hit, +1% hp, +1% healing received

Depends on what you need, really.

Personally I don't find it worth it. I mean 8% regen and 6% spellcostreduction is rather a lot. But it does compensate for wrong armor types with Undaunted sets. I do usually go for heavy head, myself, because it provides almost as much damage mitigation as the rest of my armor together, but I prefer my shoulder light.
Granted, chests and dungeons don't usually agree with me lol.

And technically 5l+1h+1m is best for pure dps if you leave resource management aside I suppose, since your damage directly scales off your maximum magicka.

The main reason as a Templar is that light armor on a chick looks like dogshi$.
Heavy Armor -chest all the way baby.

Khaos_Bane wrote: »

hrothbern wrote: »

daemonios wrote: »

You get 4% more health, magicka and stamina with all three armour types, but you'll be missing out on 6% cost reduction and 8% magicka regen from the light armour passives. I don't think it's worth it.

But even if 7/7 is best
if you want a Monster set, and it is not yet of the good weight, the Undaunted Passive is a compensation.

Yes. Some of us simply never see a Monster set and don't even believe they actually exist.

They do exist just in well fitted only

It's definitely worth it if you go with big pieces for the heavy and medium. If possible go with a heavy chest and medium head or legs or shoulder. That way you get higher resistance and better survivability.

Basically you lose out on 6% cost reduction and 8% magicka regeneration for increased physical and spell resistance (the higher base armour values of the heavy and medium pieces more than make up for the spell resistance lost from the Spell Warding passive), 4% extra magicka, 5% extra health (including the Juggernaut passive), 4% extra stamina, extra health recovery, a small amount of magicka/stamina restoration when you're hit, increased healing recieved, extra stamina recovery, reduced cost of stamina abilities (although you're probably not using any), and reduced sneak & dodge cost.

All of that adds up to a healer who is significantly more capable of surviving, so you can afford to put almost everything (stats & enchants) into magicka without becoming a liability in group dungeons.