You need to think survival when playing a werewolf in pvp.

What race/class are you?

Rohamad_Ali wrote: »

Stam Sorc still seems the way to go for WW . It's still pretty good in short bursts that your heals are up . Just have to remember to change back when it's about to end .

Yup stam sorc can be pretty brutal during buff layover. Though they lack perma wolf passives

I recommend these two set ups:

Nightblade can perform well with health regen build. Beekeeper/trollking/viper or pirate use max stam+ health regen. Health regen races work best here.

Templars can make good use of stacking weapon damage with Pelinal's Aptitude. Your human form can make use of honor the dead. Tri food here.

Hit me up in game, @CHRLYNSCH. I can walk you through some set ups, builds, and tips.

Thank you all of you for the feedback, I really appreciate it.

Prothwata wrote: »

Rohamad_Ali wrote: »

Stam Sorc still seems the way to go for WW . It's still pretty good in short bursts that your heals are up . Just have to remember to change back when it's about to end .

Yup stam sorc can be pretty brutal during buff layover. Though they lack perma wolf passives

I recommend these two set ups:

Nightblade can perform well with health regen build. Beekeeper/trollking/viper or pirate use max stam+ health regen. Health regen races work best here.

Templars can make good use of stacking weapon damage with Pelinal's Aptitude. Your human form can make use of honor the dead. Tri food here.

Hit me up in game, @CHRLYNSCH. I can walk you through some set ups, builds, and tips.

See what I am doing presently is 5/5 hundings 5/5 ravager with a molag kena piece (all heavy armor) with 14 points in health 50 points in stamina to give me a bit of tankiness (so I can survive the inevitable focus fire that I've been getting in battlegrounds). So far i can tell I hit like a truck and so long as I'm only fighting two or so people at a time I usually win those exchanges, it's when I'm up against three or more that I start to have some real trouble.

I figured with my Argonian my heals would go further using the in werewolf healing kit as well as how nice that potion passive can be with how werewolves are wanting for resources quite a bit be it magicka for heals or stamina (so I usually run tripots). I've been considering swapping out hunding's for reactive, however, to allow me to better survive those focus fires that happen but I'm not sure as I would be losing a considerable amount of weapon power that way.

Ultimately I want to create my own build and such, I'm just looking for some tips to help me figure out the base level as right now my set up is pretty... Well, not very specialized. I mean, hunding and ravager is just par for the course easy mode trying to get as much weapon damage as you can get.

I edited my original post to say the class, Dragonknight.

TankHealz2015 wrote: »

If you play PC NA EP: there is a Werewolf guild with top level players. The videos are really cool to watch... a whole large group of Werewolves running around attacking...

Alas, my werewolf is DC haha I chose that faction for roleplay reasons. See she's an Argonian who when Argonian slaves were freed with the formation of the Pact she was all "*** no I'm not siding with no dark elves or any elves for that matter" to put it all as simply as possible.

ParaNostram wrote: »

Thank you all of you for the feedback, I really appreciate it.

Prothwata wrote: »

Rohamad_Ali wrote: »

Stam Sorc still seems the way to go for WW . It's still pretty good in short bursts that your heals are up . Just have to remember to change back when it's about to end .

Yup stam sorc can be pretty brutal during buff layover. Though they lack perma wolf passives

I recommend these two set ups:

Nightblade can perform well with health regen build. Beekeeper/trollking/viper or pirate use max stam+ health regen. Health regen races work best here.

Templars can make good use of stacking weapon damage with Pelinal's Aptitude. Your human form can make use of honor the dead. Tri food here.

Hit me up in game, @CHRLYNSCH. I can walk you through some set ups, builds, and tips.

See what I am doing presently is 5/5 hundings 5/5 ravager with a molag kena piece (all heavy armor) with 14 points in health 50 points in stamina to give me a bit of tankiness (so I can survive the inevitable focus fire that I've been getting in battlegrounds). So far i can tell I hit like a truck and so long as I'm only fighting two or so people at a time I usually win those exchanges, it's when I'm up against three or more that I start to have some real trouble.

I figured with my Argonian my heals would go further using the in werewolf healing kit as well as how nice that potion passive can be with how werewolves are wanting for resources quite a bit be it magicka for heals or stamina (so I usually run tripots). I've been considering swapping out hunding's for reactive, however, to allow me to better survive those focus fires that happen but I'm not sure as I would be losing a considerable amount of weapon power that way.

Ultimately I want to create my own build and such, I'm just looking for some tips to help me figure out the base level as right now my set up is pretty... Well, not very specialized. I mean, hunding and ravager is just par for the course easy mode trying to get as much weapon damage as you can get.

Make sure when you transform youre on the bar with both 5 pieces active.

So you are a lizard, who's a dragon too and also a wolf?

TBH IDK how that combo works... As a Stam DK you do have a strong heal, strong CC, strong dots... going WW will give you more of the same.