Kipper Dog They're pretty good mages, but all racial bonuses only matters at the beginning of the game. When you reach a higher level, they're not very noticeable. And actually, breton's racial bonuses, which is: Dragonskin, and Magical resistance makes him a little bit more durable against mages & especially against Dragons. That's very handy if you playing on legendary difficulty and wearing robes. But that's just my opinion... - Cheers
I just wish ive gotten to Skyrim when it came out. Im a very recent player and have just beat the main quest. Everyone was so excited to see the videos in store for that time period. Here I am watching videos that are 1-3 years old. I feel so left out. But were all sons and daughters of skyrim!
Vicente Silva Me too! I just got Skyrim a month ago and I'm playing it every day. There's still loads of people out there playing it though so we're lucky that Skyrim is such an awesome game :)
Vicente Silva Ur left out?? I still haven't gotten Skyrim xc xc I've played at my cousin's, who practically only plays the best game ever tho cx So, that's a plus. Cant wait to play Skyrim 24/7 without having to leave my house tho cx Sorry for like randomly commenting too cx
+Sir.Alex I think Vladimir Dracul would fit better since he is known to drink his enemy's blood to feel their feelings. that's also where the myth of Vladimir Dracula came from.
I love this and I am so looking forward to playing it out. I of course altered my story line though. Basically: On his way to The Mage's College, my dunmer, ran across 3 Vigilants of Stendarr that had been fallen upon by vampires. The fight had been horrific and the Vigilants had fallen and were dying. One Vampire remained, gravely wounded but still very much powerful. As she seeked to feed upon the dying Vigilants, the dunmer attacked. His one spell and low magicka pool being a severe detriment to his ability, he ran headlong into conflict. His only desire was to save those that needed help. The vampire was far more powerful than the dunmer could have imagined and it was all over far too quickly. He saw fading glimpses of someone standing over him as he faded in and out of consciousness. He could not recognize the figure but it carried with it a feeling of security. The vampire had bitten him, he did not know if he had beaten her or not. But Stendarr himself had come to the aid of the selfless dunmer and though he could not remove the curse entirely, he did give the dunmer a way to fight that which infected his blood. With a slightly different course, the dunmer avowed to cleanse the land of the scourge that had befallen it and as a Vigilant of Stendarr (Trained at the Mage's College), he prepared himself to drag Skyrim's affliction to the light.
I'm genuinely impressed you manage to make builds that sound genuinely fun to play in unmodded skyrim. Even with the DLC it isn't particularly flexible in that regard, so it's apparent you had to do some thinking. Nice work.
I never played a mage, simply because I never really knew how to manage them, not only in skyrim but all other fantasy rpg games, I always sticked with my elves and my bows, I just simply love the idea about it. but this video made me wanna at least try to play a mage once. for sure going to re-install skyrim now!
StrawberrysDead You don't get the entire experience unless you try everything. I am like that too, though. Marksmen and agile/sneaky characters are always up my alley. Stamina is always bolsters because the bow zoom just eats it up and magic is never touched while health gets a few upgrades. But if you wanna try out magic try out conjuration and restoration. I got them both to max and it turned out to be pretty over powered haha.
I always favoured assassin's. Sneaky characters. Though in Skyrim there was so much, when I get my game fixed I'm gonna try a challenge to find every single sub-class that comes to mind and is possible. One handed mage for instance focuses more on defence than magicka because he has his sword he has to get up close with, but to weaken the enemy before he gets there he sprays magicka. Sub-classes are fun
StrawberrysDead I'd recommend trying out a glass cannon with 100-200 health and put everyone else into magicka, then use all magic skills. If you want I can get you a build. :p
Jane Murphy LOL!!! idd recomend trying out a utilitarian/prodigy build. basically an anti class that specailizes in everything so it's horribily under powered early game but because you've a finger in every jar you can just teeth skin it' in every situation. ... late game you end up being the ultimate class... around level 100 and somewhere lol! probably twice that no that i think... but the problem with something like a glass cannon/grim reaper/pure snipper archer build in skyrim is you don't really have the speed to get out of the way.
I find the impact perk absolutely indespensable when using a full mage build, the stagger is essential to keep mellee enemies away and playing with a breton you get magical resistances, being range enemies with bows your weakness. In the higher difficulties, arrows form strong enemies can pretty much one shot you if you have a full mage build.
playing pure mage with only robes and clothing is the most difficult playstyle early on, anything other than that is a spellsword or battlemage. only a staff and a dagger as weapons is considered pure mage, later on the dragonhide flesh spell makes both light and heavy armor useless, and on top of that the dragon aspect shout + lord stone gives another 150 extra in armor rating.
I would use gloves and boots if the mage's guild actually gave you gloves and boots with a beneficial enchantment. Until you can do your own that dont suck, playing pure mage is honestly pointless
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ESO - Fallout & Elder Scrolls Guides So for this build, you need to cycle between 3 spells in combat to consistently keep up Magicka, damage and health? Surely there's an easier way...
ESO you are awesome man! Ever since I got the Skyrim Special Edition I been creating my characters based on your builds. They kick total ass and I really appreciate all you do for us and sharing your knowledge. The only thing I find hard to do sometimes with my characters is creating armor. I use my points towards my major skills and smithing isn't ever one of them. It takes me awhile to level up all the way to create such amazing armor. Usually I just find what I need through treasure hunting and quests. Other then that everything is great! Keep up the awesome work!
This has probably been mentioned before, but Fortify Health isn't hard to find. You can find three rings that you can disenchant during the Mage's Guild questline. They're all three in Saarthal, when you're asked to look for stuff. There are even arrows to point you to them as they are part of the quest.
Idea: Combine this build with the necromancer build for the ultimate mage character. Just imagine it, you have a giant undead army and also can spam out destruction like no tomorrow if they get close enough to be a threat. Time to try this out now.
I love how Skyrim is so good that it came out about a year ago and it’s still one of the best. A bonus, is that even though I’ve been playing since the day it came out I still learn things.
I love the fast cut after the lore part in these videos. Just beautiful youtubing. I don't even play Skyrim per se, but coming from playing Guild Wars and WoW in history, I know this would be the exact thing I'd enjoy the most, and I do.
I picked up skyrim again and decided to make a pure mage build for the first time. I wanted to master lighting make and I'm leveling up my restoration. This build is perfect for what I wanted
I played it on ps3 but never finished it ,this game got me through a very tough time in my life ( I lost my dad and had my house reprocessed in a year) and I was going off the rails with alcohol and was on a path of destruction. I came through it and I'm stronger for my journey, and then yesterday I bought it again so here I am with the next generation version on series x this time I'm going to savour every single minute and enjoy it all over again. I'm going mage this time instead of warrior, thank you for your video.
Thanks for making guides to skyrim! I am fairly new to the game, So these helped a lot. I knew the basic stuff like locations pretty well, But this is helping me advance faster.
I have an alternate backstory for this build. Your name is Agolath and you are of a long lost race called the Seraph, a race of experienced mages who are a mix between the dwarven and snow elf races. This race is highly skilled, wise and blessed with long life. You were born into royalty in the ancient land of Deloria and since a young age, you were exceptional in the art of magic even for a Seraph. You also had the unique ability, due to the royal blood, to produce a magical force using nothing but your voice. You were born around three thousand years ago and have devoted your life to the study and mastery of magic. Since the death of your father, king of Deloria you were heir to the throne but never saw the thrill in ruling. After you refused the throne, you were exiled from the great city of Deloria and lived a rogue life for 124 years. Soon, rumors spread of great beasts rising from their graves, destroying villages leaving no survivors far to the east across the great sea in the land of Tamriel. Once you realized you had nothing left in Deloria, you hired a ship and embarked on a long journey across the great sea to investigate the rumors. Four months later, you arrived on the shores of Hammerfell, which you have only heard faint stories about from a young age. The boat's captain gifted you a horse and bid you farewell on their way back to Deloria. Heading North East, you eventually came to the border of Skyrim, the place where the rumors originared. While crossing the border, you were caught in what appeared to be a political arrest, you were mistook for a Stormcloak soldier and arrested along with them. You were stripped of your possessions and placed on a cart destination, Helgan. (To create the Seraph race, use a high elf with black eyes and grey hair, use the most muscular setting.) (The Seraph race uses every school of magic including shouts and abilities.)
Love the lore of your character.... Been watching your channel for a while now. Maybe even before this video and every dang time you make me want to start ANOTHER character that I put hundreds of hours in!! Lmao!
It seems like foregoing all weapons and focusing on a single type of magic damage could lead to some real problems especially when fighting atronachs as you may then be not able to cause any damage. Having a backup type has always been my preferred way of playing.
I love my mage. I play High Elf vampire lord mage. He's lvl 45 now. I went destruction/Conjuration and I love the wrathmen and daedra summons I gotta say you have a really cool approach to a mage. I should try it some time. It's totally different than the mage build I went. I went closer to the legendary guide book I picked up at gamestop years ago
I had no idea how wrong I've been doing mage. You are a godsend my friend. Favoriting and liking. Thank you for restoring my hope of a pure mage build (mostly played spellsword and Ranger last playthrough I tried pure mage and it was obselete)
You don't need the Morokai mask. If you want to be a Blood Mage you could also put all points into Health and use Fortify Magicka, Fortify Health Regeneration and Fortify Destruction on all your gear wherever possible. The best legit maximum you can get through Enchantments is +101% magicka on each item. Of course for a pure Mage character (without relying on blood) you can fortify each item with 101% magicka and 101% magicka regeneration. This even outcast the Ring of the Erudite.
I think Nakhriin mask is better for this build because it raises magica by 50 points and gives you cost reduction to destruction and restauration by 20%.
@@ivanvoloder8114 But cost reduction can be easily implementend with a few enchantments on ring of necklace. A hood can be fortified with magicka far over 50.
@@ivanvoloder8114 Or just straight out clothing. Because pure mages don't wear armor. They use flesh spells instead. The build in this video does it right when it comes to best as in strongest, but when I play a pure mage it's all enchanted clothing and jewelry for me.
@@Leto85 When it comes to mages builds my definitive favorite is Battlemage, but you can also play a sorcerer build. Sorcerers in the lore are pure mages in heavy armor but I also play pure mages useing only robes.
+The MC Titan u need to side with vampires on dawnguard dlc. After completing the main quest line. I get a side quest to get the rings. It gives 100 extra magika and magika recharges faster.
Vampire lord combination is great build.Vampire build use respite perk reg stamina,equilibrium reg magicka in day,restoration spells restore health,combo build.Sorry I dont speak english,I from Brazil.
What you said about Sparks looking absolutely badass made me think of a Jedi-esque setup for Mage: Bound Sword (as a sort of lightsaber) and Sparks or Telekinesis (Force or Force Lightning).
The way I'm approaching this is using vampire lord with Better Vampires. I'm only level 6 and just got the Lord form, but tis fun as hell so far. I'm kinda squishy though. So far its destruction cost reduction until I get Equilibrium. Personally going for light armor since the vampire armors are really cool.
While I do love and respect mages and magic in Skyrim respectively, I found that a melee build tended to get the job done quicker and easier. That's not to say I don't use magic at all, because I do sometimes. I tend to heavily rely on various powers such as Secret of Protection, Dragonskin, and Mora's Boon. Perhaps I'm not the magic type?
+NightShadow 1) Make an Argonian 2) Find The Shadow standing stone. (Its not a good stone but its part of the roleplay) 3) Level Sneak to 100. 4) Get the sneak perk Assassin's Blade that increase your dagger sneak attacks by x15 5) Join the Dark Brotherhood and grab the Shrouded Gloves. Your dagger sneak attacks now do x30 damage 6) Get the sneak perk Shadow Warrior so that your basically always invisible so long as your crouched 7) Quit the game because you've gotten bored of the novelty of being perma-invis and one-shotting everything.
Andy Manson First of all, i do have 3 assassin builds, a nord, argonian, and a khajiit. And i never got bored of the game. I like it that way-_- Second of all, i wanted him to do it because i wanted to know how will he do it.
altered this slightly, more from a role play standpoint. played him as a pursuer of knowledge. kept the blood mage stuff, and the lightning, and the like. but I played him as someone searching for ultimate knowledge. added some staves to the mix, and a little Necromancy. all the classic "looking for forbidden knowledge" tropes. hell, getting Mirak's tentacle stuff made this awesome. and the RP bit, I put some restrictions. at the very least, every skill book, and every spellbook which he didn't learn, he kept. as well as any books I found which fit his quest for knowledge. when I finally had a house, I filled my bookcases. X3. after that, I went after a bunch of daedric artifacts.
Idea for new build, which is very expendable and can be made even in the stock game. Build name is "The Reaper" Starting with the back story: "Grim" was a young nordic child in Skyrim, only son and heir of a wealthy merchant. Grim's father got drunk and gambled his house away, homeless, the family relocated to Morrowind after hearing that there was a family that was willing to employ him as their financial consultant. When Grim's family arrived there, the family who was supposed to employ them turned against them and enslaved the family. The father died within the first year. Grim's owners, at first (since he was only a kid), keep him as the assistant of his owners personal smith, where grim picks up smithing. When Grim is older, he is taught enchanting. With his respectable knowledge of smithing and enchanting, he is able to make a large amount of weapons and armours and enchant them. When Grim was 20, his owners were attacked and killed by bandits, and his mother and him were taken by the bandits. The mother was assaulted multiple times and died. Grim hid his anger and offered to join the bandits, who agreed. After 3 years of vigorous training in Heavy Armour and Two-Handed, in the cover of night, he killed the bandits without flinching once. He then started to make his way back to his homeland, skyrim. He was caught on the borders (where the game begins). He is caught and when the dragon attacks, he is killed (keep reading!). He then finds himself in-front of the lord Molag Bal. Molag Bal says that he is surprised to find him here! Molag Bal says that it is not "his time" and offers to send him back, at a price. He is to be ruthless and kill nearly everyone or everything that gets in his way in the name of Molag Bal. He is to "reap" their souls. Grim, seeing no other way out, agrees. He finds himself sent back to the very beginning of the game. Finding out he's dragonborn only helps with his reaping of souls, and he obviously becomes a vampire (due to Molag Bal), and kills everyone that get's in his way. Eventually Grim's legend grew and he became known as "The Reaper." Grim uses enchanted two handed weapons, wears enchanted Daedric Armour Specifically he uses the Dragonbone or Daedric BattleAxe (2h axe). If they're playing on PC they can get a very popular mod from the nexus called "immerseive weapons" where Grim can be equipped with a dragon scythe! (I would recommend mentioning the scythe part as it really helps with role-playing) The only perks he really has are Two-Handed, Heavy Armour, Enchanting, Smithing. Hope this makes it on the show! Thanks.
Yeah I'm playing it right now, it's pretty awesome. It doesn't just have to be 2h melee, you can pick any race/combat style as long the look resembles The Reaper.
This is a fantastic guide with great links to get and/or find the things you need to make you powerful in the mage class. I also think it's worth a mention that this build would be of great use in Dwemer ruins, or very deep caves since I find I'm always running out of supplies. i thank you for the long explanation, and the great video. Also, as a roleplayer, I think you did a fantastic job with that as well. :) This build would be my only and favorite! because i'm sick of starting over and having to face those awful deep caves over and over again. i however, am a werewolf so while i won't be a vampire I am part of the dark brotherhood. (Valentina leaves a bloodied hand print behind as a signature.)
ESO - Fallout & Elder Scrolls Guides I dont mean to be rude or anything but didnt you realise that you dont need the novice alteration perk? Equilibrium converts health into magicka. Converting magicka to magicka is as useless as a jelly pickaxe. To summarise. Equilibrium doesnt cost any magicka in the first place. There's no need for the novice alteration perk!
Love your videos and i know its been years since you posted these but i've been watching these so i can make some of these builds and they are awesome thank you so much. helped a lot.
My mage build Full dragon bone armour 1/4 health:magica ratio Helmet,chest,ring and necklace with fortify destruction and conjurarion for free spells Edit: To optimise this build, you can switch conjuration to restoration and then equilibrium is no longer needed
A pure mage wouldn't use any armor. Especially if you invest in the alteration skill tree and get the perk that makes flesh spells three times as powerful when wearing NO armor.
I really want to try this, but how do you get around the magicka requirement for higher level spells? If I'm putting most of my points into health, I'm assuming I'll have a smaller pool of magicka, which means I won't be able to cast high level spells until I unlock a considerable amount of perks. The problem there is that if I can't cast high level spells, leveling my destruction will be extremely slow. Do you have any advice?
Id suggest leveling both health but mainly magicka at early levels and then throwing the rest in health later in the game. You wont get equilibrium until late in the mage guild anyway.
The best way to level Destruction is to put your fire spells in the trash can. Flames in particular was nerfed by Dawnguard to provide an extremely low amount of XP per magicka spent, and to top it off you aren't getting skill XP from the damage over time effect of fire spells. Also, don't dual-cast Destruction spells unless you are deliberately staggering an opponent. It uses over 2x the magicka cost of a single cast, but doesn't increase skill XP at all.
Its based on the damage you do per second which then gives you X amount of exp. If anything fire damage was buffed because all vampires have a % weakness to it in Dawnguard. You likely thought that because you were doing the same amount of damage but taking longer to get from level 10-20 compared to 50-60.
That is conventional belief, but in-game testing easily proves it's false. In the anecdotal sense as well as the more accurate testing via console commands, try sending a greenhorn through Bleak Falls with only a single source of damage: either Flames or Sparks.
I'd like to suggest my control mage build. Alteration school simply for spell resistance and Atronach perks. Use of Telekinesis is handy too, for picking up items that may trigger traps or alert enemies. Conjuration is invested in for all perks beneficial to Necromancy. Bound Weapon perks are handy too, since they can be used to deal damage, soul trap, and banish (summoned) daedra/atronachs (one hit). Finally illusion is fully invested in as well. Alteration controls the physical world, Conjuration controls the dead, Illusion controls the living.
I clicked on this video because I was curious about other builds, and starting up a "pure mage" of my own. Up until now I had done a battle cleric type build, two-handed hammer brute, werewolf cannibal, but never a pure mage. The closest I ever got was an illusionist that used the x15 dagger damage off a sneak attack and a combination of invisibility, calm, and muffle. As you can tell, not the "deadly fire and brimstone from the skies" type, but still effective. I feel so stupid as to have missed this kind of build when I'd use Equilibrium to recharge my magicka (and Fast Healing to make sure I never killed myself) when using Transmute to try and get through a bunch of iron I had bought/mined.
Oh, and I forgot to mention my other "mage" that'd just wear clothing to benefit from the Mage Armour perks and use the Bound Battle Axe as well. Once again, not the "incinerate you from the inside" type, but overall still effective. Hits 450 armour with the Ebonskin spell, Dragon Aspect shout, and Lord Stone.
DARK SHADOW Berserker Rage - Double Damage while taking half damage. 60 whole seconds of Tank and Nuke. Makes Boss fights and quest on Legendary Difficulty a lot easier. I can only use it once a day but it sure helps.
I'm an imperial Mage. I wanted to be a Mage from the beginning and I figured it was good to be imperial because the description was good with magic and finds lots of gold
Cole Mayer There's no such thing as 100% alteration reduction on one piece of armor you stupid shit, you should have known this is you even played mage till the adept spells. You new to elder scrolls? Equilibrium doesn't even reduce magicka so obviously shown in this vid, you need four piece of armour and what kind of insane guy would use all four 25% with grand soul gems alteration reduction just for that? Destruction much more worth it
Ace Hughj dumb ass, multiple pieces of armor dipshit, what do you think I was talking about? you can use a ring, neckelace, chest piece, and helmet I think. and I just thought that it reduct the amount of health taken. and FYI, I probably know more about elder scrolls than you.
Ace Hughj I have played all the elderscroll games except the first one, I have defeated all quests, I'm level 82 on a legendary character and defeated the ebony warrior. And no need to be a dick head, and who gives a fuck about me spelling necklace wrong? I'm typing these things down on a crappy touch screen keyboard. And stop commenting its annoying and no one cares
Cole Mayer If you don't care, don't even bother to reply in the first place... All the ES games? Tell me then, what's the weapon used by the last boss of Battlespire, and what console did you play it in?
I'm sure someone may have already answered this, but the Fortify Health Enchantment CAN indeed be found in a fixed location. In Saarthal during the College of Winterhold Storyline, you'll find three Enchanted Rings on the ground as part of the Quest. You get to keep all the rings, and can disenchant one to learn the enchantment.
" You're a wise breton magician, called Vladimir "
Well i guess this build fits me perfectly
Congrats
+Mister SaggyMoobs
thx :)
I prefer high elf mages, because the have 50+ magika at the start
Kipper Dog
They're pretty good mages, but all racial bonuses only matters at the beginning of the game. When you reach a higher level, they're not very noticeable.
And actually, breton's racial bonuses, which is: Dragonskin, and Magical resistance makes him a little bit more durable against mages & especially against Dragons. That's very handy if you playing on legendary difficulty and wearing robes.
But that's just my opinion...
- Cheers
+Vladimir Kellerman
I actually agree with you, but I'm still a level 20 Mage, so yea
I just lost it at "you are a Breton named Vladimir"
Lol i lost it too, because my name is Vladimir :D
Are you a Breton :o ?
In my country, vladimir is a rare name
My name is Putin
Colm Nicholl my name is mesnoose (• ε •)
Level: 80
Gold: 13
Lvl 69 gold 69
You forgot the three 0
I'm on lvl 86 and have 406 gold😂
Emily Davis did you go shopping or...? 😂
Im level 19 8000 gold
I just wish ive gotten to Skyrim when it came out. Im a very recent player and have just beat the main quest. Everyone was so excited to see the videos in store for that time period. Here I am watching videos that are 1-3 years old. I feel so left out. But were all sons and daughters of skyrim!
Vicente Silva Me too! I just got Skyrim a month ago and I'm playing it every day. There's still loads of people out there playing it though so we're lucky that Skyrim is such an awesome game :)
Vicente Silva Ur left out?? I still haven't gotten Skyrim xc xc I've played at my cousin's, who practically only plays the best game ever tho cx So, that's a plus. Cant wait to play Skyrim 24/7 without having to leave my house tho cx Sorry for like randomly commenting too cx
Omg Im on my dads youtube. Of course haha. He is auto singed in on our laptop. Forgot Mine is on my phone. Oopsies cx cx
You're not alone buddy!! ^-^
Got it a few months ago and still playing it every day 😄
I stayed true to the Role Playing theme. I named my character Vladimir Putin.
+Sir.Alex I think there's a skyrim bear mount mode somewhere on nexus.
For Stalin!
damn right
+Sir.Alex I think Vladimir Dracul would fit better since he is known to drink his enemy's blood to feel their feelings. that's also where the myth of Vladimir Dracula came from.
+Rasmus “CornC0b” Döbrösi I believe you might want to hold a net over your head to catch any future jokes
You're a wizard Vladdy
GostyGaming thanks for this I laughed so hard at this
Imma what?!
Underrated comment lol
cyka...
...blyat
i watch this video every night before sleep, helps me falling asleep
What
Me too
+Bostonzo B, you really didn't understand?
+Kevin Colt i can't tell whether you think its boring or it really does.
Just listen to the Skyrim soundtrack.
I love this and I am so looking forward to playing it out. I of course altered my story line though. Basically: On his way to The Mage's College, my dunmer, ran across 3 Vigilants of Stendarr that had been fallen upon by vampires. The fight had been horrific and the Vigilants had fallen and were dying. One Vampire remained, gravely wounded but still very much powerful. As she seeked to feed upon the dying Vigilants, the dunmer attacked. His one spell and low magicka pool being a severe detriment to his ability, he ran headlong into conflict. His only desire was to save those that needed help. The vampire was far more powerful than the dunmer could have imagined and it was all over far too quickly. He saw fading glimpses of someone standing over him as he faded in and out of consciousness. He could not recognize the figure but it carried with it a feeling of security.
The vampire had bitten him, he did not know if he had beaten her or not. But Stendarr himself had come to the aid of the selfless dunmer and though he could not remove the curse entirely, he did give the dunmer a way to fight that which infected his blood.
With a slightly different course, the dunmer avowed to cleanse the land of the scourge that had befallen it and as a Vigilant of Stendarr (Trained at the Mage's College), he prepared himself to drag Skyrim's affliction to the light.
These videos are strangely satisfying
Ikr
I'm genuinely impressed you manage to make builds that sound genuinely fun to play in unmodded skyrim. Even with the DLC it isn't particularly flexible in that regard, so it's apparent you had to do some thinking. Nice work.
I never played a mage, simply because I never really knew how to manage them, not only in skyrim but all other fantasy rpg games, I always sticked with my elves and my bows, I just simply love the idea about it. but this video made me wanna at least try to play a mage once. for sure going to re-install skyrim now!
StrawberrysDead You don't get the entire experience unless you try everything. I am like that too, though. Marksmen and agile/sneaky characters are always up my alley. Stamina is always bolsters because the bow zoom just eats it up and magic is never touched while health gets a few upgrades. But if you wanna try out magic try out conjuration and restoration. I got them both to max and it turned out to be pretty over powered haha.
I always favoured assassin's. Sneaky characters. Though in Skyrim there was so much, when I get my game fixed I'm gonna try a challenge to find every single sub-class that comes to mind and is possible.
One handed mage for instance focuses more on defence than magicka because he has his sword he has to get up close with, but to weaken the enemy before he gets there he sprays magicka.
Sub-classes are fun
Hero Marth I ought to try that out, along side the battle mage modded armour!
StrawberrysDead I'd recommend trying out a glass cannon with 100-200 health and put everyone else into magicka, then use all magic skills.
If you want I can get you a build. :p
Jane Murphy LOL!!! idd recomend trying out a utilitarian/prodigy build. basically an anti class that specailizes in everything so it's horribily under powered early game but because you've a finger in every jar you can just teeth skin it' in every situation. ... late game you end up being the ultimate class... around level 100 and somewhere lol! probably twice that no that i think... but the problem with something like a glass cannon/grim reaper/pure snipper archer build in skyrim is you don't really have the speed to get out of the way.
I actually love hearing the back storys of these builds. Gives me something to look forward to when playing skyrim.
I find the impact perk absolutely indespensable when using a full mage build, the stagger is essential to keep mellee enemies away and playing with a breton you get magical resistances, being range enemies with bows your weakness. In the higher difficulties, arrows form strong enemies can pretty much one shot you if you have a full mage build.
cogtroper magearmor perk from the alteration tree should keep you alive.
3 years later and I still watch your build/guide videos. Easily the best skyrim youtuber. Love how you add a bit of roleplay with your tutorials!
3 years later,I liked your comment :)
playing pure mage with only robes and clothing is the most difficult playstyle early on, anything other than that is a spellsword or battlemage. only a staff and a dagger as weapons is considered pure mage, later on the dragonhide flesh spell makes both light and heavy armor useless, and on top of that the dragon aspect shout + lord stone gives another 150 extra in armor rating.
I would use gloves and boots if the mage's guild actually gave you gloves and boots with a beneficial enchantment. Until you can do your own that dont suck, playing pure mage is honestly pointless
Only if you don't know how to use the game mechanics to your benefit. 😉
Still watching bro love you eso your a big part of my childhood
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You can find them at lord harkens corpse or in volkihar ruins
Ajani thanks!
Wtf my name is Vladimir why did you use my name for it xdddd
ESO - Fallout & Elder Scrolls Guides So for this build, you need to cycle between 3 spells in combat to consistently keep up Magicka, damage and health? Surely there's an easier way...
ESO you are awesome man! Ever since I got the Skyrim Special Edition I been creating my characters based on your builds. They kick total ass and I really appreciate all you do for us and sharing your knowledge. The only thing I find hard to do sometimes with my characters is creating armor. I use my points towards my major skills and smithing isn't ever one of them. It takes me awhile to level up all the way to create such amazing armor. Usually I just find what I need through treasure hunting and quests. Other then that everything is great! Keep up the awesome work!
This has probably been mentioned before, but Fortify Health isn't hard to find. You can find three rings that you can disenchant during the Mage's Guild questline. They're all three in Saarthal, when you're asked to look for stuff. There are even arrows to point you to them as they are part of the quest.
I’ve been playing Skyrim for five years now and this build looks really fun
"Get novice alteration as it will lower the cost of the equalibrium spell." Equalibrium costs 0 magicka, lol...
@Isaiah Hammond doesnt matter equilibreum converts 10 health to magicka i think
25 health into 25 magicka
I'm assuming it would reduce the health cost? 15 health into 25 magicka maybe
@@Ylerian nope, its completely unaffected by novice alteration
This is part of the reason why I picked the game back up again. Thanks!
I'm getting pretty hyped for skyrim remastered on ps4
Are they really remastering it for ps4, or will it jus be backwards compatible
it's a full on remaster
Console peasent
+James Brown seems likely, as thats totally something sony do lol
+Eric Cartman how does it feel to be the vegan equivalent of a gamer
Idea: Combine this build with the necromancer build for the ultimate mage character. Just imagine it, you have a giant undead army and also can spam out destruction like no tomorrow if they get close enough to be a threat. Time to try this out now.
I've really have not been a fan of mage builds, but this looks fun to play. Have to try it out the next time I play
Was it fun?
Is it just me or are there a lot of audio cuts? I don't mind it, I just want to make sure it isn't on my end.
It's the audio cuts =)
I love how Skyrim is so good that it came out about a year ago and it’s still one of the best. A bonus, is that even though I’ve been playing since the day it came out I still learn things.
Dan The Man it came out in 2011
The games from 2011
Can't wait till skyrim remastered i want to be a Mage now great vid btw
I love the fast cut after the lore part in these videos. Just beautiful youtubing.
I don't even play Skyrim per se, but coming from playing Guild Wars and WoW in history, I know this would be the exact thing I'd enjoy the most, and I do.
As always FAB! You do a splendid job n get terrific reactions from others with more great info, doubly entertaining n clever!
I picked up skyrim again and decided to make a pure mage build for the first time. I wanted to master lighting make and I'm leveling up my restoration. This build is perfect for what I wanted
Watching this in 2024 and still waiting for the next Elder Scrolls...
I just love all the energy and enthusiasm in his voice
I was actually thinking of turning my Kahjiit into a mage and I saw this so I made my mind Im a mage now.
I played it on ps3 but never finished it ,this game got me through a very tough time in my life ( I lost my dad and had my house reprocessed in a year) and I was going off the rails with alcohol and was on a path of destruction. I came through it and I'm stronger for my journey, and then yesterday I bought it again so here I am with the next generation version on series x this time I'm going to savour every single minute and enjoy it all over again. I'm going mage this time instead of warrior, thank you for your video.
Thanks for making guides to skyrim! I am fairly new to the game, So these helped a lot. I knew the basic stuff like locations pretty well, But this is helping me advance faster.
Damn I keep coming back to these videos brings me right back to being 12 and playing Skyrim for the first time
(Stealth archer of course)
I have an alternate backstory for this build. Your name is Agolath and you are of a long lost race called the Seraph, a race of experienced mages who are a mix between the dwarven and snow elf races. This race is highly skilled, wise and blessed with long life. You were born into royalty in the ancient land of Deloria and since a young age, you were exceptional in the art of magic even for a Seraph. You also had the unique ability, due to the royal blood, to produce a magical force using nothing but your voice. You were born around three thousand years ago and have devoted your life to the study and mastery of magic. Since the death of your father, king of Deloria you were heir to the throne but never saw the thrill in ruling. After you refused the throne, you were exiled from the great city of Deloria and lived a rogue life for 124 years. Soon, rumors spread of great beasts rising from their graves, destroying villages leaving no survivors far to the east across the great sea in the land of Tamriel. Once you realized you had nothing left in Deloria, you hired a ship and embarked on a long journey across the great sea to investigate the rumors. Four months later, you arrived on the shores of Hammerfell, which you have only heard faint stories about from a young age. The boat's captain gifted you a horse and bid you farewell on their way back to Deloria. Heading North East, you eventually came to the border of Skyrim, the place where the rumors originared. While crossing the border, you were caught in what appeared to be a political arrest, you were mistook for a Stormcloak soldier and arrested along with them. You were stripped of your possessions and placed on a cart destination, Helgan. (To create the Seraph race, use a high elf with black eyes and grey hair, use the most muscular setting.) (The Seraph race uses every school of magic including shouts and abilities.)
Love the lore of your character.... Been watching your channel for a while now. Maybe even before this video and every dang time you make me want to start ANOTHER character that I put hundreds of hours in!! Lmao!
Gotta get started on a Mage build.
okrajoe how’s it going
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I'm curentlly playing a blood mage like this one and I have to say it's the most fun build yet.
It seems like foregoing all weapons and focusing on a single type of magic damage could lead to some real problems especially when fighting atronachs as you may then be not able to cause any damage. Having a backup type has always been my preferred way of playing.
I really like the back story of this build, well done mate
1:17 confirmed: How Valdimir Putin rose to power, he used one of eso's builds! *Dun dun duun!!*
I love my mage. I play High Elf vampire lord mage. He's lvl 45 now. I went destruction/Conjuration and I love the wrathmen and daedra summons
I gotta say you have a really cool approach to a mage. I should try it some time. It's totally different than the mage build I went. I went closer to the legendary guide book I picked up at gamestop years ago
Vamp armor+Morokei+Fortify health jewelry= GG SON
I had no idea how wrong I've been doing mage. You are a godsend my friend. Favoriting and liking. Thank you for restoring my hope of a pure mage build (mostly played spellsword and Ranger last playthrough I tried pure mage and it was obselete)
You don't need the Morokai mask. If you want to be a Blood Mage you could also put all points into Health and use Fortify Magicka, Fortify Health Regeneration and Fortify Destruction on all your gear wherever possible. The best legit maximum you can get through Enchantments is +101% magicka on each item.
Of course for a pure Mage character (without relying on blood) you can fortify each item with 101% magicka and 101% magicka regeneration. This even outcast the Ring of the Erudite.
I think Nakhriin mask is better for this build because it raises magica by 50 points and gives you cost reduction to destruction and restauration by 20%.
@@ivanvoloder8114 But cost reduction can be easily implementend with a few enchantments on ring of necklace. A hood can be fortified with magicka far over 50.
@@Leto85 Yeah you are probably right. Bethesda should have made dragon masks which enchantements scale with levels.
@@ivanvoloder8114 Or just straight out clothing. Because pure mages don't wear armor. They use flesh spells instead.
The build in this video does it right when it comes to best as in strongest, but when I play a pure mage it's all enchanted clothing and jewelry for me.
@@Leto85 When it comes to mages builds my definitive favorite is Battlemage, but you can also play a sorcerer build. Sorcerers in the lore are pure mages in heavy armor but I also play pure mages useing only robes.
ESO i can't wait til im eagerly watching all your videos on TES6!!
2019? Anybody?
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This is perfect for a vampire lord build! Thank you for making this video! :]
Please don't tell me he forgot ring of the eurodite
Omg yes he did it's a perfect ring for any Mage build: + 100 magika and magika regents faster
how do you get that
+The MC Titan u need to side with vampires on dawnguard dlc. After completing the main quest line. I get a side quest to get the rings. It gives 100 extra magika and magika recharges faster.
Well you don't really need it for this build.
Cestarian Inhabitant well not needed. but its vastly superior to any other ring that can be made/found for a mage.
love this build, I played skyrim for so long now. I already got bored of it, but now I will try out this build.
Vampire lord combination is great build.Vampire build use respite perk reg stamina,equilibrium reg magicka in day,restoration spells restore health,combo build.Sorry I dont speak english,I from Brazil.
Lmaoooo loved that backstory. Fantastic video
Fortify health has a fixed position: the 3 enchanted rings in saartal
What you said about Sparks looking absolutely badass made me think of a Jedi-esque setup for Mage: Bound Sword (as a sort of lightsaber) and Sparks or Telekinesis (Force or Force Lightning).
100% destruction cost reduced.
***** Bullshit, when I had in another game when i played mage 100%.
***** Yeah, it's pretty easy to have two different schools at 100% reduced cost.
+Foniek You can, but where's the fun in that? :)
Richard Wallace exactly
The way I'm approaching this is using vampire lord with Better Vampires. I'm only level 6 and just got the Lord form, but tis fun as hell so far. I'm kinda squishy though. So far its destruction cost reduction until I get Equilibrium. Personally going for light armor since the vampire armors are really cool.
The words of our lord ESO “it’s easier if you use armor but more challenging if you use robes” 💆♂️👏👏👏
I recommend you get the novice alteration
IT COST 0 MAGICA
Dude your builds are so good I don't even know what to pick lol, backstories are kinda interesting too.
While I do love and respect mages and magic in Skyrim respectively, I found that a melee build tended to get the job done quicker and easier. That's not to say I don't use magic at all, because I do sometimes. I tend to heavily rely on various powers such as Secret of Protection, Dragonskin, and Mora's Boon. Perhaps I'm not the magic type?
Eso ur a huge help with all op weapons advice and this mage class build
Can you please make a shadowscale build?
+The Black Hand no
+Clemens Hoste k
+NightShadow
1) Make an Argonian
2) Find The Shadow standing stone. (Its not a good stone but its part of the roleplay)
3) Level Sneak to 100.
4) Get the sneak perk Assassin's Blade that increase your dagger sneak attacks by x15
5) Join the Dark Brotherhood and grab the Shrouded Gloves. Your dagger sneak attacks now do x30 damage
6) Get the sneak perk Shadow Warrior so that your basically always invisible so long as your crouched
7) Quit the game because you've gotten bored of the novelty of being perma-invis and one-shotting everything.
Andy Manson
First of all, i do have 3 assassin builds, a nord, argonian, and a khajiit. And i never got bored of the game. I like it that way-_-
Second of all, i wanted him to do it because i wanted to know how will he do it.
I really enjoyed, it is a very different way how I use to play Skyrim! Congratulations.
(A creature of the night) this made me laugh so hard because ethats code for hoocker
When the video was made 6 years ago but the publisher only commented 4 years ago
"Then your nose started to bleed"😆😏
What a badass commentator. Well put brotha. 👌🏻🤘🏻👌🏻
Equilibrium is not affected by the novice alteration perk
U help so much buddy
altered this slightly, more from a role play standpoint. played him as a pursuer of knowledge. kept the blood mage stuff, and the lightning, and the like. but I played him as someone searching for ultimate knowledge. added some staves to the mix, and a little Necromancy. all the classic "looking for forbidden knowledge" tropes. hell, getting Mirak's tentacle stuff made this awesome.
and the RP bit, I put some restrictions. at the very least, every skill book, and every spellbook which he didn't learn, he kept. as well as any books I found which fit his quest for knowledge. when I finally had a house, I filled my bookcases. X3. after that, I went after a bunch of daedric artifacts.
I’m gonna mix this build with your necromancer one
Same
It works better with frost spells because there is a perk where frost spell will paralyze your enemies so your undead armies can kill them easier
great video man. this alone is getting me back into skyrim.
Jack Avery Burton I just got this game about a week ago and its addicting
Idea for new build, which is very expendable and can be made even in the stock game. Build name is "The Reaper"
Starting with the back story:
"Grim" was a young nordic child in Skyrim, only son and heir of a wealthy merchant. Grim's father got drunk and gambled his house away, homeless, the family relocated to Morrowind after hearing that there was a family that was willing to employ him as their financial consultant. When Grim's family arrived there, the family who was supposed to employ them turned against them and enslaved the family. The father died within the first year. Grim's owners, at first (since he was only a kid), keep him as the assistant of his owners personal smith, where grim picks up smithing. When Grim is older, he is taught enchanting. With his respectable knowledge of smithing and enchanting, he is able to make a large amount of weapons and armours and enchant them. When Grim was 20, his owners were attacked and killed by bandits, and his mother and him were taken by the bandits. The mother was assaulted multiple times and died. Grim hid his anger and offered to join the bandits, who agreed. After 3 years of vigorous training in Heavy Armour and Two-Handed, in the cover of night, he killed the bandits without flinching once. He then started to make his way back to his homeland, skyrim. He was caught on the borders (where the game begins). He is caught and when the dragon attacks, he is killed (keep reading!). He then finds himself in-front of the lord Molag Bal. Molag Bal says that he is surprised to find him here! Molag Bal says that it is not "his time" and offers to send him back, at a price. He is to be ruthless and kill nearly everyone or everything that gets in his way in the name of Molag Bal. He is to "reap" their souls. Grim, seeing no other way out, agrees. He finds himself sent back to the very beginning of the game. Finding out he's dragonborn only helps with his reaping of souls, and he obviously becomes a vampire (due to Molag Bal), and kills everyone that get's in his way. Eventually Grim's legend grew and he became known as "The Reaper."
Grim uses enchanted two handed weapons, wears enchanted Daedric Armour Specifically he uses the Dragonbone or Daedric BattleAxe (2h axe). If they're playing on PC they can get a very popular mod from the nexus called "immerseive weapons" where Grim can be equipped with a dragon scythe! (I would recommend mentioning the scythe part as it really helps with role-playing)
The only perks he really has are Two-Handed, Heavy Armour, Enchanting, Smithing.
Hope this makes it on the show! Thanks.
Pretty cool build
Yeah I'm playing it right now, it's pretty awesome. It doesn't just have to be 2h melee, you can pick any race/combat style as long the look resembles The Reaper.
Might play it later,seems quite fun as I have immersive weapons already installed so I could get the scythe earlish in the play-through.
Well it does require 100 smithing, but if you have that, you're good
This is a fantastic guide with great links to get and/or find the things you need to make you powerful in the mage class. I also think it's worth a mention that this build would be of great use in Dwemer ruins, or very deep caves since I find I'm always running out of supplies. i thank you for the long explanation, and the great video. Also, as a roleplayer, I think you did a fantastic job with that as well. :) This build would be my only and favorite! because i'm sick of starting over and having to face those awful deep caves over and over again. i however, am a werewolf so while i won't be a vampire I am part of the dark brotherhood. (Valentina leaves a bloodied hand print behind as a signature.)
great video, but i dont really understand why you have to do a story about the charicter
Many people like to role play, so i cater for their needs too.
fair enough, love your videos man! because of you i am a boss on skyrim lol
ESO - Fallout & Elder Scrolls Guides I dont mean to be rude or anything but didnt you realise that you dont need the novice alteration perk? Equilibrium converts health into magicka. Converting magicka to magicka is as useless as a jelly pickaxe. To summarise. Equilibrium doesnt cost any magicka in the first place. There's no need for the novice alteration perk!
you are 100% right, maybe i thought it reduced the health consumption (can not remember).
Love your videos and i know its been years since you posted these but i've been watching these so i can make some of these builds and they are awesome thank you so much. helped a lot.
novice alteration was not needed, equilibrium costs 0 magika
It's effects are determined by the game's difficulty setting.
My mage build
Full dragon bone armour
1/4 health:magica ratio
Helmet,chest,ring and necklace with fortify destruction and conjurarion for free spells
Edit: To optimise this build, you can switch conjuration to restoration and then equilibrium is no longer needed
I’m here in 2019 lol
Yahboi Brad me too. Just got the game.
Sup
I’m here in December 2020
"You are a wise bretton magician, called Vladimir..." Well my name is Vldimir, - thank you , ESO ! 😀😀😀
A pure mage wouldn't use any armor. Especially if you invest in the alteration skill tree and get the perk that makes flesh spells three times as powerful when wearing NO armor.
actually they can, some dont even use alteration at all.
Thanks for all your helpful videos! You are my go to guy for Skyrim!
I really want to try this, but how do you get around the magicka requirement for higher level spells? If I'm putting most of my points into health, I'm assuming I'll have a smaller pool of magicka, which means I won't be able to cast high level spells until I unlock a considerable amount of perks. The problem there is that if I can't cast high level spells, leveling my destruction will be extremely slow. Do you have any advice?
Id suggest leveling both health but mainly magicka at early levels and then throwing the rest in health later in the game. You wont get equilibrium until late in the mage guild anyway.
The best way to level Destruction is to put your fire spells in the trash can. Flames in particular was nerfed by Dawnguard to provide an extremely low amount of XP per magicka spent, and to top it off you aren't getting skill XP from the damage over time effect of fire spells.
Also, don't dual-cast Destruction spells unless you are deliberately staggering an opponent. It uses over 2x the magicka cost of a single cast, but doesn't increase skill XP at all.
Its based on the damage you do per second which then gives you X amount of exp. If anything fire damage was buffed because all vampires have a % weakness to it in Dawnguard. You likely thought that because you were doing the same amount of damage but taking longer to get from level 10-20 compared to 50-60.
That is conventional belief, but in-game testing easily proves it's false. In the anecdotal sense as well as the more accurate testing via console commands, try sending a greenhorn through Bleak Falls with only a single source of damage: either Flames or Sparks.
I am not sure what planet you are on mate but if you think it works like that good for you =)
I'd like to suggest my control mage build. Alteration school simply for spell resistance and Atronach perks. Use of Telekinesis is handy too, for picking up items that may trigger traps or alert enemies.
Conjuration is invested in for all perks beneficial to Necromancy. Bound Weapon perks are handy too, since they can be used to deal damage, soul trap, and banish (summoned) daedra/atronachs (one hit). Finally illusion is fully invested in as well.
Alteration controls the physical world, Conjuration controls the dead, Illusion controls the living.
shock doesn't do the most damage on hit fire does
it does. fire just does afterdamage so its considered DoT or damage over time.
I combined this with your unlimited Magicka and Invincible Mage magic absorption and it is virutally UNSTOPPABLE.
The character is using kamehameha at 1:08
I clicked on this video because I was curious about other builds, and starting up a "pure mage" of my own. Up until now I had done a battle cleric type build, two-handed hammer brute, werewolf cannibal, but never a pure mage. The closest I ever got was an illusionist that used the x15 dagger damage off a sneak attack and a combination of invisibility, calm, and muffle. As you can tell, not the "deadly fire and brimstone from the skies" type, but still effective. I feel so stupid as to have missed this kind of build when I'd use Equilibrium to recharge my magicka (and Fast Healing to make sure I never killed myself) when using Transmute to try and get through a bunch of iron I had bought/mined.
Oh, and I forgot to mention my other "mage" that'd just wear clothing to benefit from the Mage Armour perks and use the Bound Battle Axe as well. Once again, not the "incinerate you from the inside" type, but overall still effective. Hits 450 armour with the Ebonskin spell, Dragon Aspect shout, and Lord Stone.
Vladimir? you are hurting yourself and you are named Vladimir? #Leagueoflegends
Ever heard of Vlad the impaler?
+Startled Lobster
ESO even said himself that it was a reference to league
Lagging Noob I suck at being a smartass.
Excuse me please.
I'm building a witch in my current play. Probably gonna follow this guide
Sorry, I can't make a Breton. I am an Orc when I make a mage.
SonofRiggnarok i go high elf
i go dark elf cuz that sexy 50% resistance to fire
Khajit cuz swagger...and J'zargo buddy
SonofRiggnarok why an orc?
DARK SHADOW Berserker Rage - Double Damage while taking half damage. 60 whole seconds of Tank and Nuke. Makes Boss fights and quest on Legendary Difficulty a lot easier. I can only use it once a day but it sure helps.
I'm an imperial Mage. I wanted to be a Mage from the beginning and I figured it was good to be imperial because the description was good with magic and finds lots of gold
cant you just get enchanted armor that gives you 100% alteration reduction and get equilibrium for free?
no, as this only applies to the cost of spells. equilibrium has no cost, it just converts hp to magicka.
Cole Mayer There's no such thing as 100% alteration reduction on one piece of armor you stupid shit, you should have known this is you even played mage till the adept spells. You new to elder scrolls?
Equilibrium doesn't even reduce magicka so obviously shown in this vid, you need four piece of armour and what kind of insane guy would use all four 25% with grand soul gems alteration reduction just for that? Destruction much more worth it
Ace Hughj dumb ass, multiple pieces of armor dipshit, what do you think I was talking about? you can use a ring, neckelace, chest piece, and helmet I think. and I just thought that it reduct the amount of health taken. and FYI, I probably know more about elder scrolls than you.
Ace Hughj I have played all the elderscroll games except the first one, I have defeated all quests, I'm level 82 on a legendary character and defeated the ebony warrior. And no need to be a dick head, and who gives a fuck about me spelling necklace wrong? I'm typing these things down on a crappy touch screen keyboard. And stop commenting its annoying and no one cares
Cole Mayer If you don't care, don't even bother to reply in the first place...
All the ES games? Tell me then, what's the weapon used by the last boss of Battlespire, and what console did you play it in?
I just love that Vladimir has a origin story 👍👍👍🫶😘
I'm sure someone may have already answered this, but the Fortify Health Enchantment CAN indeed be found in a fixed location. In Saarthal during the College of Winterhold Storyline, you'll find three Enchanted Rings on the ground as part of the Quest. You get to keep all the rings, and can disenchant one to learn the enchantment.
Will u still be able to get infinite stamina in reamastered skyrim
George Sweeney Bethesda have more than likely patched all the exploits in the special edition, guess we'll find out Friday
no skyrim special edition is solely a graphical update as far as I understand they won't be patching exploits
exactly the same game, :p just new graphics, im level 107 and only had my char 43 hours or so :>
Janggz Original u can't be lvl 100 when all your skills are levelled u turn lvl 81 and can no longer lvl up
George Sweeney are you serious or is this a joke? lol.
These guides are awesome. Thanks eso🤘