Yeah. I'm theory crafting (theory scrolling?) to see what I need to cap magicka and magicka regen if I put 49 in health, so I was wondering specifically what the infused amount is at gold quality.

While I'm here, does anyone know how food and potion buffs interact with caps? There were some suggestions that these buffs exceeded soft caps without getting diminishing returns.

That's very helpful but I think the trait values are off. The green infused % is higher than they showed legendaries.

Dude you're awesome thank you!

Greed171 wrote: »

Do we know actual values for mundus stones btw? And how do Passives like +% max magicka interact with our gear?

I wish to know the answer for this question myself. I use Mage buff for more raw magicka. Last time I checked (and it was way before I reached lvl50) it gave me about 80 magicka without any divine gear.. I think, would not swear though. Since that moment I was too lazy to keep running between different stones recording the values. Maybe it is something to do at Vet rank 10 while waiting for new content

Weighted bow:
2%/4%/8%/no idea/no idea.
Weighted 1h sword:
2%3%/?/?/?.

Seems reasonable to assume even increments on these, based on the few sets of full data we have, we can probably extrapolate from the rest unless they are disproved.

Seeing the other recent thread, thought I would compile the data I have so far.

May need someone to double check the values in case I got cross-eyed and typo'd, but this is what I have so far.

1H Handed Weapons


2H Handed Weapons


Armor and Shields

ishilpatelb14_ESO so looking at that One Divines is lets say 8 extra magika/item and infused will be around 7/item excluding chest helmet legs where infused is no brainer .

At V10, if your wearing Gold armor with a Gold enchantment, you will normally be at the magic and stamina soft caps,

This makes the choice of traits change a lot

Armour
Reinforced: If you are wearing two pieces of heavy, you should be at the armor soft cap also, so again, no point in this one
Well-fitted: End game, you have lots of stamina, so again, I personelly see no point in this one
Infused: Looks good, but normal Gold enchantments will get you to the caps anyway, so no need to increase it even more
Divines: This is what most people are going for.

(1) You can change your build my just clicking on a new mundus stones, you don't have to change your armor.
(2) Most stats have soft caps, but some mundus stones bonuses do not
(The Ritual :Increases healing effectiveness)

At the moment, in my view, at end game if your going for Gold armor with a Gold enchantment, Divine is the only trait worth it at the moment.

But I would love to hear from other V10 and what they think is better. I would love to know if Impenetrable is worth using, I normally do range and spell reflect, but I can see this would be useful in PVP and tanking, but have not used it myself

thelg wrote: »

It would be amazing to understand what impenetrateable exact effect is. It seems like it would be amazing vs specs who heavily rely on crit surge

NPC never appear critical hit (viewing the logs), but they do more damage if they hit you from behind.
So impenetrateable would appear to be good in PVP, but if your range and have escape skills... I still think divine would be better.

Gonna throw my $.02 behind Divine at VR levels, everything else is pretty easy to cap, even in green gear, and the return definitely is superior going with divine over infused on everything but chest/legs. So even leveling up I think Divine trumps Infused on except for for chest/legs which give full glyph benefit.

Does anyone happen to know how much crit the Thief mundus gives? Its being fixed in 1.1 to give spell crit as well. I run a critical surge build so im considering making all divines. If not, ill do divines on the lesser pieces

Divines looks good in game, but I'm not so sure on paper...

Increases the Mundus Stone effect by 8% when the item is Legendary quality.

Let's take a look at this. I use the Thief Mundus...5% chance to crit.

If we do 5+8%, then take each answer and add another 8% of that answer back into it, which is assuming that's how it works, you get a total value of 8.5691% (this value has been rounded), with some more remainder. This would be a lot worse if it was multiplicative.

I'm not in-game to test the effects of other mundus stones, and since all I can find online are "Increases X" and not values, I can't speak to them.

To me, 3% crit worth of the "Divines" trait, if I crafted it onto all 7 pieces of my armor isn't necessarily worth it. I can get better crit just by crafting the Willow's Path set. Is it nice? Yeah, ok maybe. Is it necessary? Nope, unless I'm trying to max out my crit chance. Granted, my additive math here may be incorrect (someone please correct me if it's wrong).

So, as a light armor user, for me it would be a choice between Divines for that extra 3%~ish crit chance, or an increase in armor by oh-so-much, I'm more liable to take the armor, unless I hit the softcap through enchants (which I can do as well, in which case the 3% chance to crit becomes more beneficial to me).

However, on health, magicka, and stamina...I'm not sure at what rate those 3 are given from the mundus stones, but you can often cap those anyways, so there's no point using a mundus stone for them...

Infused is useful for items that allow you the grand enchant slots (Head, chest, legs), and even then you can hit softcap just from the items without infused (Infused may be useful if you plan on a grand enchant slot for different main stats).

Impenetrable may only useful in PvP. I have never seen an enemy mob crit. It depends on what the fixed number amounts to resist crit means, as I'm not sure what that would exactly translate to.

Sturdy is useless, and a waste of a trait, imho. Armor's going to decay even when you aren't dying.

Well Fitted is useless, as already stated.

Exploration is eh...nope.

Training is good only if you're starting on a new line of items (IE heavy armor training when all you've used is light armor).

Reinforced, the argument could be made that it'd be useful. But again, it depends on if you can hit the armor softcap in other ways. Generally, heavy armor and its passives is one way. Enchanting jewelry is another. So if you don't really have to use it, Divines may exceed the usefulness of Reinforced.

So really, the argument could be made that there really is only one or two "Useful" traits on armor, and the rest are just "meh".

If you are doing it solely for the purpose of the main stats, then yeah, divines + Mundus stone of that stat will almost always win over Infused +Glyph. That isn't to say that you can't still glyph those pieces for that stat, or another stat you're trying to balance it with.

However, on some of the other stones (Thief, Lady, Lord, Warrior, etc) that don't affect the 3 main stats, it comes down to:

1. Are you OK with the base bonus of that mundus?
2. Do you need more of a certain core stat (HP,MP,SP)?

If the answer to 1 is no, go with Divines. If yes, go with Infused. The answer to 2 is a bit more convoluted. It depends on how much more of that core stat you want/need. At that point, it would be better to figure out the numbers before crafting (Measure twice, cut once mentality). Especially if you want to min/max those numbers as much as possible.

You could test this with whites if someone were willing to sacrifice four sapphires for science!