I have a friend who runs a support WW build, for those occasions where we wrangle up 4 packmates to run dungeons entirely in-form. It focus on debuffing enemies so they take more hurt from the more damage-focused wolves, and deal less damage to all of us to boot. Works pretty well, and is something different.

Knightmare applies Minor Maim on enemies when you melee, so that shaves 15% off the damage all four of us are taking pretty much at all times. It's noticeable, and nice to have in the group.

Torug's Pact boosts enchantment effectiveness, so when used with Infused Dual Wield weapons, they can apply two abnormally powerful debuffs at once. They use Weakening enchant to again reduce the damage the target deals to us, and Crusher to reduce their armor so the rest of us do more dps.

Nightflame tops it all off, dropping a healing totem pretty often, and healing any of us who stand in it. This is probably the only thing that is noticeably affected by being a Warden, as getting heals from it does provide us with Minor Toughness (10% bonus health) at 100% uptime if you bother to get in the healing area.

I know this post doesn't offer much in the way of "this is why a WardenWolf is good", but it's a setup I've seen work quite well for a friend, and thought I'd share. It's always a boon having this in the group, as most WW setups are pretty selfish (including my own).

Good hunting!

Alcast wrote: »

I do have a dps orientated Werewolf build (for all classes) on my website if you want to check it out. I do have 3 different gear setups (including beginner setup).
https://alcasthq.com/eso-werewolf-build-pve/

I also do have a werewolf warden pvp build if you want to check it out
https://alcasthq.com/eso-warden-werewolf-build-pvp/

I hope that helps

Is the rotation light attack...light attack...light attack?

@Alcast why are light attacks so powerful?