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A vampire stage for PVE?
myskyrim26
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I'm new to be a vampire. Can't figure out what stage to be in PVE. My vampire rank is 8 now. I understand that stage 2 is useful - it gives the opportunity to use magicka regen passive. Shall I always stay stage 2, or go "deeper" - be stage 3, 4? I know that stage 3 and 4 open some other passives, but I'm lost in understanding benefits and weak points...
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Fusharji_Seht✭✭✭If you're in a dungeon/trial that has a lot of fire damage: Stage 2
For most things, stage 3 is fine. At this stage you'll get Undeath.
Stage 4 for sneak running and if you don't have to worry about any crazy amounts of fire damage.
If you're new to vamp, I should also point out that there is a special drink you can buy from guild traders for very cheap called "Double Bloody Mara". Each drink will drop your vamp stage by 1. It's a great alternative to having town guards chasing you around.
Edited by Fusharji_Seht on February 5, 2019 10:21PM3 -
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✭Fusharji_Seht wrote: »If you're in a dungeon/trial that has a lot of fire damage: Stage 2
For most things, stage 3 is fine. At this stage you'll get Undeath.
Stage 4 for sneak running and if you don't have to worry about any crazy amounts of fire damage.
If you're new to vamp, I should also point out that there is a special drink you can buy from guild traders for very cheap called "Double Bloody Mara". Each drink will drop your vamp stage by 1. It's a great alternative to having town guards chasing you around.
Really insightful, thank you! My crafter knows the Double Bloody Mara recipe - I even didn't think about it0 -
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✭✭✭4 unless the dungeon has loads of fire damage, then 2 (Bloody Mara drink)“Be as a tower, that, firmly set,
Shakes not its top for any blast that blows!”
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✭✭✭✭✭I'm too lazy to feed, so I stay at stage 4 (never have any problems).
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Shardaxx✭✭✭✭✭If you can get away with 3 its nice for the reduced damage at low health, but if fire is a problem stick at 2.
Stage 4 only gives you faster sneaking which is cool for pvp for unnecessary for pve.PS4 - Europe - Shardaxx - Wood Elf Nightblade - Aldmeri Dominion1 -
Nevasca✭✭✭✭✭DPS and Healers: Stage 2 for regen
Tank: Stage 3 for Undeath, which is pretty strong on them, especially for DK. As a tank you can afford to be lazy and remain on Stage 4 if you want, the difference is neglible.
Edited by Nevasca on February 5, 2019 11:53PM1 -
xcalibur007✭✭I stay mainly at stage 4. I don't really notice the extra fire damage from vet dungeons. For fire heavy vet trials or VMA I would go 2 if I'm dying a lot.1
