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About this Invigorating trait

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Mansome
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Its been a while since I made some gear and noticed that prosperous was gone. After some searching I see it was swapped. I wanted to ask at max level crafting would this trait be worth while until I get fully geared out from dungeons? This would be strictly a PVE dungeon character. Right now I have a character that I want to spec to be able to do decent damage, heal and tank. I don't mind making 3 separate sets of gear to make this work. The character is a redguard dragonknight. Would other traits work out better instead? I usually go with infused and then enchant the gear to be the same attribute of what the gear supports, like say leather gear would get stamina or light armor would get magika.
  • Sixty5
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    Invigorating is terrible. Don't use it
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  • Mansome
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    Sixty5 wrote: »
    Invigorating is terrible. Don't use it

    What do you suggest for PVE?
  • FleetwoodSmack
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    Mansome wrote: »
    Sixty5 wrote: »
    Invigorating is terrible. Don't use it

    What do you suggest for PVE?

    Most people roll Divines in crafted gear.
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  • Tevalaur
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    Armor traits I use & recommend, depending on the setting: Training (until leveled up), Infused (larger pieces), Divines (smaller PvE pieces once leveled), Impenetrable (smaller PvP pieces). Other than that there might be some niche uses on a few traits, but generally not better than one of the above in most cases.
    Edited by Tevalaur on March 17, 2018 3:03AM
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  • disintegr8
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    Invigorating replaced Prosperous a while back - probably even less useful for most people. @Tevalaur has the bases covered above, infused, divines and impenetrable are the most widely used traits for leveled up armour pieces, while training can certainly speed up the leveling grind.

    I have started leveling up any new characters in Kyne (below level 50 PVP) and am more interested in getting AP rather than reaching level 50 (XP). For this reason I don't even use training sets any more. If I leveled up in PVE, then I would use training.
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  • Acharnor
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    I can't imagine anyone using that trait on purpose. I always think the tooltip must be wrong it is so bad.
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  • Wreuntzylla
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    Invigorating has its uses, especially for hybrid builds. Divines with a regen mundus is a bit more than 17 to one recovery, but invig is 11 to every recovery. It's somewhat interesting to run TWB in all invig.
  • Nestor
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    Mansome wrote: »
    Sixty5 wrote: »
    Invigorating is terrible. Don't use it

    What do you suggest for PVE?

    Stamina, usually all Divines, but it depends on the build

    Magic, usually Infused on Large Pieces, Divines on Small Pieces. Same, it depends on the build

    Unless, your not at the CP Cap, especially if your below 300, then you want Training, on as many pieces as you can.
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  • VaranisArano
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    Invigorating is probably less useful than prosperous, but since the only people who used prosperous seriously were bots, no one cared. (Impen saved more on armor repairs than prosperous brought in extra gold.)

    For PVE, I'd use Divines and Infused. For PVP I'd use Impen and infused.
  • driosketch
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    Invigorating is just better than nothing. If I was farming a drop set and got only bad traits for my build, I'd probably leave invigorating for last to transmute if it was on a small piece. Other than some nich hybrid regen build, that's the extent of its usefulness.
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