For weapons, whatever you want right now. Absorb magicka if you need a little help with sustain, otherwise pick something damaging like shock.

For jewelry, magicka regen unless you are comfortable with the amount of sustain you have through recovery, then use Increase Magicka Harm for more spell damage.

For armor, health gylphs only if you are feeling squishy, otherwise you want as much magicka as you can get. Generally speaking for end-game group content you'll want around 18k health, but for now go with a level of health you feel comfortable with.

Varanis already answered that question. On the weapons I usually put Increase Spell Damage, Shock Damage or Flame Damage. Shock Damage is especially useful since it has a high chance to proc Concussed.

For enchantments: Guide to enchanting http://tamrieljournal.com/crafting-and-professions/enchanting/

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VaranisArano wrote: »

For weapons, whatever you want right now. Absorb magicka if you need a little help with sustain, otherwise pick something damaging like shock.

For jewelry, magicka regen unless you are comfortable with the amount of sustain you have through recovery, then use Increase Magicka Harm for more spell damage.

For armor, health gylphs only if you are feeling squishy, otherwise you want as much magicka as you can get. Generally speaking for end-game group content you'll want around 18k health, but for now go with a level of health you feel comfortable with.

As for bosses, they don't scale down to your level, you are scaled up to theirs. You'll get better benefits from having gear and weapons that are close to your level. Yes, dealing with bosses can be really hard until you get Champion Points after Level 50, simply because CP starts to add more effective damage and sustain. My leveling no CP magwarden often died around 2 times on most boss battles too.

One thing you could try would be to level as a healer. To do that, you'd need a restoration staff and to use the Dungeon group finder to queue for dungeons. I'd recommend starting with the early ones to learn the ropes. There as a healer, your main concern is just keeping the group healed while the tank holds aggro and the DPS do the work of killing things.

loc2262 not sure where theshiled is...i looks through light armour stuff but....

It's the active skill in the Light Armor skill line, called "Annulment" -> "Dampen Magic" / "Harness Magicka".

I use the skills and rotation of Alcast's Magplar build at the moment, works good for me. https://alcasthq.com/eso-magicka-templar-build-pve/

You can use Sweeps instead of Force Pulse if you like, but you have to be in melee range for that. For healing, you can also use Breath of Life, it's stronger than Repentance and not dependent on corpses, but costs quite some magicka.

If you run out of magicka, or rather shortly before, do heavy attacks and pop a potion. Do the latter once you drop below 50% magicka, since in addition to a fixed amount, your magicka recovery is increased.

lpad sorry

Alcast includes CP allocation suggestions in his builds, usually both for max CP and 300 CP.

Don't worry too much about allocating them "properly" for now. You can reallocate them at any point, and early on they don't have such a big influence on your overall performance. It gets interesting when you reach around 200-300. Until then, familiarize yourself with the available stars and compare them with build suggestions, so you're ready to make your builds proper when the time comes.