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Can I Get Some Advice For My New Character?
IOUAT
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I am a templar and am wondering how i should allocate my attribute points and champion points as of now i have 11 points in each attribute i guess im just trying to make everything even? o.O .also im not level 50 so i cant spend campion points but any advice on where a templar should spend there champion and attribute points? greatly appreciated 
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Danksta✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭You should put all of your attributes into either magica or stamina if you want to be a damage dealer.BawKinTackWarDs PS4/NA0 -
If you want to be a Tank then some to health.
But you can change/reset all these points later if you change your mind.0 -
Totalitarian✭✭✭✭✭Healers put all of their attributes in magicka, if you are going to be a healer.PC NA CP 531+
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wayfarerx✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭well i really like being a healer but i dnt like dying
so what shud i do in this case?
Put your points in magicka, maybe a few in health but you want ~20k health with food when scaled for dungeons. After you get close to 20k health everything else in magicka.@wayfarerx - PC / North America / Aldmeri Dominion0 -
IOUAT✭✭✭
sooo what do i put first health? and then magica? i think u only get like 1 skill point everytime u level.. dis gon take 4ever isnt it? o.O0 -
Semner✭✭✭You're a templar - I'd just go straight magicka. It'll buff your damage and your heals. With Puncturing Sweep and Breath of Life on your bar, you shouldn't have any problems with any at-level solo content.1 -
Waffennacht✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭Above are correct. All into magicka (for now) as you level you want to be able to complete content, putting points into magicka will make this happen.
Early game content should be a breeze, until higher just do dps.
One resource pool and one dmg (spell damage) should be your focus for now.
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Travy_2Hype✭✭✭I would suggest putting all points into Magicka as a Templar - it'll be what you are using the most, especially if you're healing and using buffs.
As for health and stamina... That's what they make food for! If you're build won't end up using stamina at all (apart from running around) then get a food that increases only your health. They have recipes that increase all three, but it only increases them about half of what the others will.
I use food that boosts my Magicka and Health and it lasts for approximately 80 minutes.
As for champion points, that's a way longer conversation and will definitely depend on your end game build.X-Box: EU
Orc Stamina DragonKnight - Tank
Altmer Magicka Templar - DPS
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kewl✭✭✭✭✭
✭At or above 20k health (with food buff) and you'll be fine. Just don't stand in red too long
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IOUAT✭✭✭Waffennacht wrote: »Above are correct. All into magicka (for now) as you level you want to be able to complete content, putting points into magicka will make this happen.
Early game content should be a breeze, until higher just do dps.
One resource pool and one dmg (spell damage) should be your focus for now.
Took me roughly 2weeks to get my alt to 50
what do u mean one resource pool and one dmg spell? sorry im new to this0 -
IOUAT✭✭✭Travy_2Hype wrote: »I would suggest putting all points into Magicka as a Templar - it'll be what you are using the most, especially if you're healing and using buffs.
As for health and stamina... That's what they make food for! If you're build won't end up using stamina at all (apart from running around) then get a food that increases only your health. They have recipes that increase all three, but it only increases them about half of what the others will.
I use food that boosts my Magicka and Health and it lasts for approximately 80 minutes.
As for champion points, that's a way longer conversation and will definitely depend on your end game build.
oh nuuuuu so no adive for where i shud focus champion points?
and what foods do u reccomend to increase health or stamina? 0 -
jeedrzej✭✭✭✭✭Just put all into magica
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Travy_2Hype✭✭✭Champion points is just depends a lot on what you're shooting for as a build.
I could tell you the useful champion points for tanks, but don't know much for templars.
As for the foods, any v15 food is going to boost the same amount, if I am correct there are three different recipes per v15. The one I make for my friend which is Health and Stamina is the Garlic Cod with Potato Crust.X-Box: EU
Orc Stamina DragonKnight - Tank
Altmer Magicka Templar - DPS
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✭oh nuuuuu so no adive for where i shud focus champion points? and what foods do u reccomend to increase health or stamina?
By the time you hit Champion levels, you'll understand how the game works a lot better. Ask again once you hit that point.
I would say mostly stat your magicka, but put a few points in Health while leveling, just for survivability. The lower your base health is, the more easily you can be overwhelmed if you lose control of a situation. You can always restat and concentrate on food buffs later.
Have you done provisioning at all? If you're asking this "what foods" question, I'd guess not, because the specific dish doesn't usually matter... just its stats. If you provision, you'll be able to tell pretty easily what foods will work best for you and your play style, so just start reading all the recipes you pick up and experiment.
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What people are getting at is that most abilities scale (become more powerful) off either Max Stamina and Weapon Power OR Max Magic and Spell Power. Therefore, the general rule is to pick one and go all in. If you split points, neither your magic or stamina abilities will hit very hard. Many abilities have both a magic morph and a stamina morph. Generally you take the one that fits the attribute you chose. While stamina Templars can be very strong, I would suggest going for magic first. It is much easier to play and allows you to serve as either a Damage Dealer or a Healer.
With that in mind, this translates into putting ALL your attriubtes into magic, using all magic glyphs, and generally using gear with the following traits: Max Magic, Magic Regen, Spell Power, and Spell Crit. You also should ALWAYS be running food. It's dirt cheap, and almost anyone can make it for you. On the PVE side of things, generally speaking you want to run blue food that gives a boost to max Health and max Primary Attribute, in this case magic. With most builds at endgame, they will have 17-20K health while you have food, which is more than enough for any content. You wont have that much until you are in CP160 gear, so dont worry if its lower. Most people are pushing magic to 40K+ and max stamina to 33-35k+ In the beginning, putting a few points into health is okay, but splitting evenly is generally considered a big no no. Tanks are the one exception, but even tanks generally dont split their resources evenly anymore.Edited by Oreyn_Bearclaw on July 22, 2016 6:39PM0 -
Semner✭✭✭
You don't need it at this point. Personally unless it's a character specifically designed for tanking and nothing else, I hardly ever put points in Health. The extra damage/healing from Sweeps and Breath of Life will be plenty to keep you alive. Just try and get some sets to ease your magicka regen woes, such as Seducer/Magnus and you're golden.0