Yeah since the "bear nerf" patch notes I've started levelling up the wearwolf ultimate for my stamden and to be honest I'm really enjoying it.

If you run just PVE overland content I think you don't need to focus that much on builds etc. Builds are fun because it gives you goals and then satisfaction when you complete them. Of course good build will let you go through harder content.

Overland questing is so easy, even normal dungeons you really don't need anything special.

My main character is Magicka Warden 500 CP. I run Burning Spellweave set with Necropotence. I use Valkyn Skoria monster set. I don't use bear.

Of course I'm not getting record top dps but who cares? I can do most of the content I'm interested in and thats all that matters.

So as long as you are happy it means its a great build:)

I enjoy wardens quite a bit, I have two dps wardens one magicka which is my main the other is stamina. Both are hitting pretty equal dps at this point.

My magden gear: 5pc master arch, 5pc necropotence, 2pc skoria.

My stamden gear: 5pc relequen, 5pc hundings rage (trying to get 5pc ravaging atm, my stamden is still kinda new), 2pc selenes but enjoying 2pc velidrith more.

While most of my gear is from trials and group dungeons you don't have to be in a guild to run dungeons or trials. Hang out in craglorn and when you see people looking for a "ncr farm" jump in as dps. Ncr is very easy once you know the few mechs related. As for dungeons use dungeon finder and pug up with some randoms on normal. As for monster sets, which head pieces only drop from final boss in vet dungeons it might be better to practice that dungeon on normal until you have a basic understanding on how the dungeon works then pug up for that too OR you might get extremely lucky and find your head piece from the Golden Vendor in Cryodiil. To get monster shoulders you have to obtain keys from the Undaunted Pledge givers, when you complete their pledge they'll reward you a key. With that key you can open one of three chests which contains a set of shoulder pieces from a monster set.

If you don't wanna group for anything, then you're gonna be limited to what you can craft and purchase from traders, WHICH IS COMPLETELY FINE, just know if you want better gear, you'll have to join with other people and do dungeons and/or trials.

Wizhunter wrote: »

Thanks for the replies guys, I know general pve is easy and all that but just fancied doing something new. I use stamina atm but just fancied trying a magicka warden. I was more interested in the best crafted armour as I don't do dungeons atm as I don't like pugging and never have, and also noticed quite a few wardens playing magicka. At a guess I would of thought that the best crafted armour would be Seducer but not into stats etc and have no idea what works best. With medium armour I usually just go Hundings Rage.

Thanks again
Wiz

The magicka Version of Hundings Rage is Law of Julianos. Same stats, just in magicka and magical power. Crafter location is south-west of Wrothgar and called Boreal Forge. Everything else is on you. If you want more magicka and regeneration of it, then you can add Seducer to Julianos. If you need more mitigation, then use Fortified Brass. Since there is craftable jewelry it is easy to get a 5.5.2 build.

Overland Questing with the magicka warden i liked 5 Julianos, 5 Thunderbug and 2 Torug. All divine with The Lovers mundus. Instead of Thunderbug the Shalk Exoskeleton was ok too. I just liked the mitigation more. But the low Ulti of the bear works nice with Shalk and a weapon trait + ultimate gain. Shalk and Thunderbug jewels are easy to get.

Is Queens Elegance crafted, I haven't heard of that armour, also is it always best to add a piece of light and heavy to the medium set, or whatever set your using ?
Thanks

Wiz