Bloodletter Build Question

MasterXtremis · May 2018

I am thinking about making a Nightblade Tank build that I am reading about. The website where the build is located is: ESO Nightblade Tank Build which was written by Gilliamtherogue and I have a couple of questiions about it.

1.) What would be the pros and cons to using imperial race over argonian race as Gilliamtherogue suggested?
2.) How should I put my Health, Magicka & Stamina points into the build?

Thanks

Partomax · June 2018

Argonian race is really strong nowadays, the passives are just really good.

With argonians every potion will basically become a tristat potion with the resourceful passive:

Increases your Max Magicka by 3%.
Whenever you drink a potion you restore 4620 Health, Magicka, and Stamina

Plus you still get an increase in max health (9% instead of the 12% you would get from imperial) and you heal and get healed for an extra 5%, so for tanking and healing argonians are really good. Imperials have the advantage of the 12% max stamina increase and they have 3% extra health increase (although they lose the 1.5k poison resist)

Overall argonians are a much better pick IMO, still if you really hate lizards that much go for imperial.

As for stat allocation I can't really say, it depends a lot on your gear and enchants, the guy who made the build should have written that down.

Gilliamtherogue · June 2018

I have an updated version of that build that answers your questions as well;
https://transcendgaming.co/tank-nightblade-pve/

Nevasca · June 2018

Gilliamtherogue wrote: »

I have an updated version of that build that answers your questions as well;
https://transcendgaming.co/tank-nightblade-pve/

Since I didn't find anything related there and it got me curious: Why don't you use Dark Cloak? It heals more than Sap and Funnel, while also giving you more health while slotting it.

Gilliamtherogue · June 2018

Because Sap and Funnel have group utility, and the build has more than enough self healing without it. Dark Cloak is a waste of a skill in its current state from an efficiency standpoint.