As for armour, since a mage character will tend to keep its distance from its enemy light armour would be your best choice, as you will have increased maneuverability. But its your character so you decide! Like x 1. Meowington , Feb 8, R0ckiieGaming Member. I'm an ice-mage level 46 at health. You want to get atleast to this much for survivability on expert difficulty and put the rest in magicka.
You don't need much stamina as long as you have the restoration perk that lets you recharge health AND stamina when using fast healing.
You must log in or sign up to post here. Show Ignored Content. The blue bar in the bottom left of the screen shows you the current status of your magicka although this bar will be invisible when magicka is full. There are a number of ways to restore magicka :. All NPCs and creatures also have magicka, which is calculated differently than the player's magicka.
Their magicka is summed from three separate contributions:. Jump to: navigation , search. This resets it to 15, and gives you back all the perk points you spent on it. With the Dragonborn expansion, the final area you visit allows you to get perk points back without resetting your skill points - instead it costs you dragon souls which are unlimited, as dragons respawn. With sufficient enchants, you can reset ALL your skills back to 15 and still beat anything.
Per page: 15 30 Date Posted: 3 Jan, am. Posts: Discussions Rules and Guidelines. Note: This is ONLY to be used to report spam, advertising, and problematic harassment, fighting, or rude posts. All rights reserved. All trademarks are property of their respective owners in the US and other countries.
Some geospatial data on this website is provided by geonames. Roleplay you powergamer! The thrill of running around with a whimpy mage with hp and 0 armour is reason enough to put points into magicka.
That and the fact that it takes quite a while until your enchanting is good for you to be able to get what you want and last but not least, enchanting breaks the game. When I played my mage I never figured out you could get free spells so I went for a massive mana pool and extreme amounts of regen and had a blast. You cannot change what is in the bone. My first two characters really don't cast spells at all.
The only ones they ever use are the ones that can be cost for base magicka cost, so or less. I've never spent a single level up towards magicka on either of those characters.
Now that the third character will be a mage, that obviously has to change. And keep in mind that I'm not saying I won't spend anything in magicka, but a completely balanced build: Place one out of three level ups in each of the attributes, and just rotate your way through them.
So at level 30, you'll have base in all three of them. Maybe I'll make at Altmer so I'll have health and stamina and magicka. But if one of the three is going to get short shrift, it will be stamina. You only really need enough stamina to carry around your equipment, assuming you don't carry around multiple armor sets.
That means you're looking at around at a minimum, and ideally My first two characters had weight limits exceeding , but that's because, like I said, I spent nothing on magicka. Instead of going along the left hand side of the smithing tree with the light armors, I can instead chose to go to the right and get the heavy armors.
With the right boots and the muffled movement perk, even a character wearing heaving armor is pretty darn stealthy when he needs to be. I mage clad in full daedric armor sounds really nice EDIT2: Btw, it is mentioned that you won't be able to acquire Master level spells until you perform a ritual that is unavailable until your skill level in that particular skill hits Is there anything preventing you from completing that quest in more than one school?
0コメント