It's really not that great to be honest.

ArchMikem wrote: »

A max possible boost of just 77 recovery?

.....oh yeah sure, no, of course sign me up.

It was made not to disbalance the game. Hope I don't need to explain you that making it 12 per piece would ruin the game balance? *sarcasm*

kendellking_chaosb14_ESO wrote: »

code65536 wrote: »

Atronach or Serpent Mundus: +238 Mag or Stam regen

With gold Divines, that's +7.5%, or +18 Mag or Stam regen

With gold Invigorating, that's +11 Mag, Stam, and Health regen

So if want single-resource regen, Divines if you are using a regen Mundus is best. Invigorating returns less than Divines, but covers all three pools.

I think the numbers for Invigorating are fair. You may think +11 regen is insignificant, but it's in line with what other traits do--armor traits in general have always been pretty insignificant in comparison to the much more important weapon traits.

PS: Also keep in mind that the +11 regen is unbuffed. In practice, it'll be quite a bit more due to CP, passives from class/race/etc., potions, and other sources of buffs to regen.

Even buffed up on a Nightblade passive 15% boost to all three stats it's still low. Less then 100 only 89. So if you have a stamina build the health and magic regeneration boost will not be noticed. With a 89 point regeneration it will not feel any different. Even with your main stat that's like 130 less then one weak enchantment.

Then you are must hate Divines with a regen mundas.

Trait still remains weakest one in slot even with this change. Tanks in PvE do not need health regen compared to what strudy/reinforced can provide them. In PvP, tanks need pretty much all impen, with possible exception of impregnable armor set, that can be crazy strong with strudy as well.
PvE aspect from DD's perspective for this trait is even worse. Even with +33 stam or mag per piece, the loss compared with this trait instead of divines is just too great.

I have another suggestion that would make this type of gear desirable by all, no matter if PvE, PvP or anything else.

Make it so that this trait can be added via crafting to other traits on a set piece. Here is how that would work.

You would need to have researched both invigorating and other trait that is already on a piece of armor you want to add it.
Also, you would have to be lvl 50 in that crafting skill. By using transmutation material and some material needed for regular style and crafting, you would be able to add invigorating trait to one that is already on that armor piece.

This would result in having, for example invigorating divines piece, or invigorating well fitted piece, etc.
Thus, gold tier armor sets with this little tweak would give us +77 (+88 with shield equipped) bonus regen of each stat. Would this be op af? No. Would this be interesting addon to crafting system? Hell yeah.

If this proves to be good system, same could be done for training trait, for example.
I think this would open up a few spots for some more utility related traits at some point. Why not having 2 more strong traits instead of utility ones such as training and invigorating, and having a second tier of traits of pure utility being introduced at some point?

kendellking_chaosb14_ESO wrote: »

Lightspeedflashb14_ESO wrote: »

kendellking_chaosb14_ESO wrote: »

code65536 wrote: »

Atronach or Serpent Mundus: +238 Mag or Stam regen

With gold Divines, that's +7.5%, or +18 Mag or Stam regen

With gold Invigorating, that's +11 Mag, Stam, and Health regen

So if want single-resource regen, Divines if you are using a regen Mundus is best. Invigorating returns less than Divines, but covers all three pools.

I think the numbers for Invigorating are fair. You may think +11 regen is insignificant, but it's in line with what other traits do--armor traits in general have always been pretty insignificant in comparison to the much more important weapon traits.

PS: Also keep in mind that the +11 regen is unbuffed. In practice, it'll be quite a bit more due to CP, passives from class/race/etc., potions, and other sources of buffs to regen.

Even buffed up on a Nightblade passive 15% boost to all three stats it's still low. Less then 100 only 89. So if you have a stamina build the health and magic regeneration boost will not be noticed. With a 89 point regeneration it will not feel any different. Even with your main stat that's like 130 less then one weak enchantment.

Then you are must hate Divines with a regen mundas.

That's 126 added by divines plus 238 a 364 boost to the stat you need bad enough that you take regen over damaging mundus stones. 364 added to the pool you need the most is way better then 130 to two pools you don't need as much.
Chances are you only buffing one of the three stats with the standard 5-1-1 so it's not like the lower two will get a boost elsewhere. 65 extra points magic or health is not turning the tides.

You can't take the base 238 into consideration. You would get that with or without Divines. So it is just 126 and 126-77= 49. For 49 base regen, you get 77 health recovery and 77 of your off stat. Which all get buffed by that passive you talk about. That seems more then enough to make it worth a ton more the prosperous.


For what it is worth, invigorating is not something I would ever craft but it's something I would actually pick and use till I found what I was looking for and not feel like I was wasting a slot, unlike either prosperous, which I would never pick up or slot.

Blanco wrote: »

I'd love to see it buffed to a useable. It's a very interesting idea, just not useable as it is now.

people keep saying this, if it was any stronger, there would be no choice when it came to regen, it would just be this. Right now you get 60% of the regen you would get with regen mundas and divines but for all three. Really. How many much more do you want?