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Best class for werewolf
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Dracane✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭Pure Warden with Aerie's Cry is the strongest in both PvE and PvP for both damage and a lot of healing.
Nightblade is 2nd best in terms of damage followed by DK and Sorc who focus more on sustain than raw damage.Auri-El is my lord,
Trinimac my ward,
and Magnus my mind.1 -
Callosum✭✭✭Thank you! And i guess nightblade and sorc at the top for classes less reliant and specific class sets?0 -
Dracane✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭Thank you! And i guess nightblade and sorc at the top for classes less reliant and specific class sets?
In the case of Sorc you wouldn't be able to proc Monolith of Storms in Werewolf form.
If we look at raw damage, Warden offers the most with 2580 weapon damage in my case. 20% major brutality from potions, 25% from Werewolf passive and 10% from 5 medium armour. So 1665 becomes 2580. Nothing can even come close. On top of having the Major Brittle talent (combined with the Signet mythic to proc Chill) or the 15% spell damage passive in pvp.
So even without the Warden set, Warden has the largest numerical advantage by far.Auri-El is my lord,
Trinimac my ward,
and Magnus my mind.4 -
Turtle_Bot✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭Thank you! And i guess nightblade and sorc at the top for classes less reliant and specific class sets?
In the case of Sorc you wouldn't be able to proc Monolith of Storms in Werewolf form.
If we look at raw damage, Warden offers the most with 2580 weapon damage in my case. 20% major brutality from potions, 25% from Werewolf passive and 10% from 5 medium armour. So 1665 becomes 2580. Nothing can even come close. On top of having the Major Brittle talent (combined with the Signet mythic to proc Chill) or the 15% spell damage passive in pvp.
So even without the Warden set, Warden has the largest numerical advantage by far.
Might have to dust off my stamden and try it out1 -
Wuuffyy✭✭✭✭✭
✭Thank you! And i guess nightblade and sorc at the top for classes less reliant and specific class sets?
In the case of Sorc you wouldn't be able to proc Monolith of Storms in Werewolf form.
If we look at raw damage, Warden offers the most with 2580 weapon damage in my case. 20% major brutality from potions, 25% from Werewolf passive and 10% from 5 medium armour. So 1665 becomes 2580. Nothing can even come close. On top of having the Major Brittle talent (combined with the Signet mythic to proc Chill) or the 15% spell damage passive in pvp.
So even without the Warden set, Warden has the largest numerical advantage by far.
As far as I’m aware these ‘on target’ increases aren’t buffed by wep/spell damage buffs.
They’ve changed quite a few ‘underperforming sets’ in the past for this reasoning.Wuuffyy,
WEREWOLF FINALLY GOT A REWORK AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH (sorry I mean... NERF WW, one-bar BAD, DESTROY one-bar builds)
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-new players, feel free to DM for guidance!0 -
Dracane✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭Thank you! And i guess nightblade and sorc at the top for classes less reliant and specific class sets?
In the case of Sorc you wouldn't be able to proc Monolith of Storms in Werewolf form.
If we look at raw damage, Warden offers the most with 2580 weapon damage in my case. 20% major brutality from potions, 25% from Werewolf passive and 10% from 5 medium armour. So 1665 becomes 2580. Nothing can even come close. On top of having the Major Brittle talent (combined with the Signet mythic to proc Chill) or the 15% spell damage passive in pvp.
So even without the Warden set, Warden has the largest numerical advantage by far.
As far as I’m aware these ‘on target’ increases aren’t buffed by wep/spell damage buffs.
They’ve changed quite a few ‘underperforming sets’ in the past for this reasoning.
I was curious as well and tested it last week on the PTS and from all I could gather, Warden's talent did indeed scale.
If you can tell me any sure fire way to test it, I will verify it. I want to know for 100% sure, because it seemed to scale beyond 2k spell damage.Auri-El is my lord,
Trinimac my ward,
and Magnus my mind.0 -
YandereGirlfriend✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭Thank you! And i guess nightblade and sorc at the top for classes less reliant and specific class sets?
In the case of Sorc you wouldn't be able to proc Monolith of Storms in Werewolf form.
If we look at raw damage, Warden offers the most with 2580 weapon damage in my case. 20% major brutality from potions, 25% from Werewolf passive and 10% from 5 medium armour. So 1665 becomes 2580. Nothing can even come close. On top of having the Major Brittle talent (combined with the Signet mythic to proc Chill) or the 15% spell damage passive in pvp.
So even without the Warden set, Warden has the largest numerical advantage by far.
As far as I’m aware these ‘on target’ increases aren’t buffed by wep/spell damage buffs.
They’ve changed quite a few ‘underperforming sets’ in the past for this reasoning.
I was curious as well and tested it last week on the PTS and from all I could gather, Warden's talent did indeed scale.
If you can tell me any sure fire way to test it, I will verify it. I want to know for 100% sure, because it seemed to scale beyond 2k spell damage.
AFAIK it's only really Bloodthirsty that doesn't scale with WD mods.0 -
Major_Mangle✭✭✭✭✭
✭Thank you! And i guess nightblade and sorc at the top for classes less reliant and specific class sets?
In the case of Sorc you wouldn't be able to proc Monolith of Storms in Werewolf form.
If we look at raw damage, Warden offers the most with 2580 weapon damage in my case. 20% major brutality from potions, 25% from Werewolf passive and 10% from 5 medium armour. So 1665 becomes 2580. Nothing can even come close. On top of having the Major Brittle talent (combined with the Signet mythic to proc Chill) or the 15% spell damage passive in pvp.
So even without the Warden set, Warden has the largest numerical advantage by far.
As far as I’m aware these ‘on target’ increases aren’t buffed by wep/spell damage buffs.
They’ve changed quite a few ‘underperforming sets’ in the past for this reasoning.
The Warden class mastery passive works the same way as the Kvatch Gladiator, which scales and apply to healing abilities (which a lot of people don´t know). In the case of kvatch gladiator and healing it doesn´t apply to all kind of heals that scales with weapon-/spell damage (don´t think sticky heal over time is affected by Kvatch Gladiator)Edited by Major_Mangle on May 13, 2026 6:01PMPs4 EU 2016-2020
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Wuuffyy✭✭✭✭✭
✭Major_Mangle wrote: »Thank you! And i guess nightblade and sorc at the top for classes less reliant and specific class sets?
In the case of Sorc you wouldn't be able to proc Monolith of Storms in Werewolf form.
If we look at raw damage, Warden offers the most with 2580 weapon damage in my case. 20% major brutality from potions, 25% from Werewolf passive and 10% from 5 medium armour. So 1665 becomes 2580. Nothing can even come close. On top of having the Major Brittle talent (combined with the Signet mythic to proc Chill) or the 15% spell damage passive in pvp.
So even without the Warden set, Warden has the largest numerical advantage by far.
As far as I’m aware these ‘on target’ increases aren’t buffed by wep/spell damage buffs.
They’ve changed quite a few ‘underperforming sets’ in the past for this reasoning.
The Warden class mastery passive works the same way as the Kvatch Gladiator, which scales and apply to healing abilities (which a lot of people don´t know). In the case of kvatch gladiator and healing it doesn´t apply to all kind of heals that scales with weapon-/spell damage (don´t think sticky heal over time is affected by Kvatch Gladiator)
I know about Kvatch Gladiator considering you and allies (healing).
They are saying that Warden ‘on target’ wep/spell scales on the enemy with your wep/spell damage. This is a new concept to me as I don’t believe this was the case before these class masteries.
Things like the AoE damage set (500 wep), witch knight, etc. don’t scale as far as I’m aware.Edited by Wuuffyy on May 13, 2026 8:00PMWuuffyy,
WEREWOLF FINALLY GOT A REWORK AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH (sorry I mean... NERF WW, one-bar BAD, DESTROY one-bar builds)
ESO player since 2014 (Xbox and PC for PTS)
-new players, feel free to DM for guidance!0
