oterWitz wrote: »

Argonians are good for solo play because of the resourceful passive. I'd say play whatever class you are most interested in or like most, as that will have much more of an impact on gameplay than racial passives. If you want suggestions on a class to play, it might help to explain more about what your playstyle preferences.

Guides also only give out the meta races because people expect them to point out the best option for dps. But for group play argonian is still definitely viable, just ~3-4% behind a meta race like a dunmer for example, and there are plenty of other things that will factor into dps more.

Thanks for your reply!

I enjoy getting stuck in to a fight but tend to die a lot as I have limited mobility in my fingers which can cause problems lol.

I like the necklace and warden classes but I know they are not the strongest however so long as I'm able to complete content I'm not really fussed.

Bloody auto correct.....stamina not team lol

@StueyMac40 going off what you say I'd look at warden, I'm not the most experienced player at all but for your limited mobility I'd probably go warden over necro. Also worth throwing templar in there especially if you go hybrid even as jabs will heal you or repentance will restore stamina its probably the easiest stamina class o play I believe. Also stamina sorc. Depends on what class you find interesting A more experienced player will probably correct me if I'm wrong.

Are you interested in more of a themed build like the above posters have given you, or are you interested in a more traditional dps build? In any traditional dps build for either solo play or group play your character's race doesn't actually matter unless you are participating in very experienced groups going for high score runs.

My argonian can parse 90k on the trial dummy with bow/bow and bow/staff. I'm not interested in trying to hit the highest possible dps of the class. I just like lizards and wardens and want to do the best I can with the character I like.

If you have limited control then the classic stamina option is a one bar stamplar. The "rotation" is to press the jab key once a second whilst light attacking and maybe now and then hit something else to heal. There are a bunch of them on the net.

As an Argonian your passives are not ideal for this but it doesn't actually matter that much in truth, and the potion and healing buffs help your self heals and sustain in their own way.

Argonian nightblade is quite fun but rather more complex. They also fit nicely into the whole Sithis, change, assassins line. Mine spends most of his time in vvardenfell killing and looting Telvanni slaver scum. The ability to swim a lot faster than guards can run around the edge of water is also very useful 8)