Can a Pure Warrior class be an effective Vampire Lord? : V - Skyrim

» Fri Jun 22, 2012 12:21 pm

Ya you're probably right, anyways 50 points is still decent.

It is. And I believe this Video will help:

Nevermind... after watching the video.. it didn't show anything. ._.

» Fri Jun 22, 2012 9:40 pm

The rest of the tree will make the beast tougher and more voracious, and eventualy able to summon other werewolves. It's an intensely physical play style that I and a good many others over in the call of the wolf pack part of the forum thuroughly enjoy.

An extra 100 points of Health and doubling healing from feeding won't really make Werewolves all that much tougher. On Adept, a Ancient Dragon can hit for 300 damage, and does 600 damage on Master. A Draugr Death Overlord with a Ebony Bow can one shot basically any Werewolf. With 0 Armor Rating, a Werewolf gets torn apart by anything that can do high damage. Having a higher health pool, just means that you have to feed that much more often. If the Werewolf is up against something that he can't ragdoll, or is up against multiple opponents at once, he's in some serious [censored].

» Fri Jun 22, 2012 1:39 pm

An extra 100 points of Health and doubling healing from feeding won't really make Werewolves all that much tougher. On Adept, a Ancient Dragon can hit for 300 damage, and does 600 damage on Master. A Draugr Death Overlord with a Ebony Bow can one shot basically any Werewolf. With 0 Armor Rating, a Werewolf gets torn apart by anything that can do high damage. Having a higher health pool, just means that you have to feed that much more often. If the Werewolf is up against something that he can't ragdoll, or is up against multiple opponents at once, he's in some serious [censored].

Getting the Lord Stone gives you 50 points of armor for werewolf form though doesn't it? I have heard that anyway... better than nothing. I wouldn't really expect a werewolf to have an armor rating though because all you have is fur.

» Fri Jun 22, 2012 8:02 pm

Getting the Lord Stone gives you 50 points of armor for werewolf form though doesn't it? I have heard that anyway... better than nothing. I wouldn't really expect a werewolf to have an armor rating though because all you have is fur.

Yeah, the Lord Stone still gives you 50 Armor Rating in Werewolf Form, which is 6% Physical Damage Reduction. In the previous TES games, Werewolves (And Wereboars) had a supernatural resistance to most weapons, which in Skyrim, would essentially mean Armor Rating.