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@@Woah808 Welcome back to the Game! Yes this build can help you with Vets and Trials. This build currently doesn't run any Scribing skills, so you should be good there.

Thank You ZaneTrain92 for letting me know, that I might need to make more video a little more beginner friendly. As I do also forget from time to time that I didn't know as much about the game as I do now. 😎👍

Your Welcome! Thank you for stopping by!

Thank you!!! I really appreciate you taking time out of your day. To leave a nice comment. I really hope this guide helps you in your many adventures through Tamriel. 😎👍

I do alot of group content, however I normally PUG the content. This video was not advertised as a "solo build." This was about how I would build a Dragonknight Tank for this update. With some other option of gear for monster sets I like to use. Beginner sets I like to use, and that I thought would be helpful for new players.

It's actually very helpful for solo, stop expecting people to spoon feed you everything, learn the game by playing, and be more appreciative 😊

@@robertvittitoe1195 Thank you! I really appreciate hearing that. 😎👍

What a bitchy comment. 😂😂

Yup, just a basic rotation I typically do.

i don’t understand this

@@megamau923 this is to explain the basics of what skills you should use and for what reason they are used for.

@@Cpt_NateDog729 i see, what do “adds” mean ?

@@megamau923 "adds" mean a group of smaller enemies that usually have less then 40k health per enemy. There may be some enemies in that group to have more health. As the game devs do this to make it look like an easy group of enemies. Then surprise you with hard hitters.

When it comes to an add pull, I look for the most dangerous targets and want to make sure those will be taunted first. Then find where most of the adds are grouped. Start with a range taunt on the dangerous targets, Then move to the group adds and cast talons. While the adds are immobilize for the 4 seconds. I use chains to pull in the remaining adds with in that time frame. Just right before the time is up for the immobilize, I then use Engulfing Flames. Try using this in a semi circle while using it to effect as may adds as you can. If you use stone giant then it will just need to be cast as this effects enemies in the area. After that cast element blockade. Then switch to front bar and make sure to use piece armor on the most dangerous target first to debuff. Then cast Igneous Shield to apply the Crimson oath. After that it's just making sure adds stay grouped, you are doing ok with health, and you have taunted enemies. If it is a boss fight I make sure to just run at the boss use piece armor to grab taunt and reduce the armor. Then cast Igneous Shield to apply Crimson oath debuff. Switch bars hit element blockade to hopefully apply the crusher enchantment rather quickly. Then hit the boss with Engulfing Flames. Then it's just make sure to always have taunt on the target. Group any adds the boss summons, cast green Dragon Blood if your Health is low. Then keep Crimson oath active, apply Wall of Elements, and Engulfing Flames. Alot of times though you are really just reacting to what the boss is doing to apply what you need.

Thank you so much!! I really appreciate you doing that.

You can use it solo, however getting through content will be slower. Since this build really doesn't deal a lot of damage. If you use the Tremorscale set, this will help reduce enemies resistance. Make you hit just a little harder and the set also does some damage out of the sets that I suggested in the video.

Thanks for stopping by. I would agree, that it would be smarter to farm gear quicker with a dps. With all the new updates that has happen since Greymoor, Stam sorc have improved. As to answer if that setup is viable. It's a little hard to answer with out knowing every detail to your build. If you can get the content you want to get done, then it is viable. It's sounds like it should work.

@@Cpt_NateDog729 sorry I should've specified I'm a tank main XD

@@joshuagarcia2642 It's all good. I main as a tank as well. It is a little hard with all the new sets since Greymoor to really tell you what to run. Things I may say you should totally run, may work for you or have the polar opposite effect. I know sorcerer have bonus damage to dealing physical and shock damage. I know many people don't run new moon as much as they use to run.

Good questions, bar swapping will not be possible till level 15. The Xbox bar swap button is the left button on the directional pad. For PC I believe it's the tab button. These can be change to other buttons if you don't like that setup. Your main bar weapon is any one handed weapon and shield. The back bar is an ice staff. The skill setup is found at 14:57 and you can change the order of those skill however you like.

Thank you so much for the reply brother!! Just got a like and follow!! Still trying to figure this massive game out lol

@@codycampbell4702 Your Welcome! Let me know if you have other questions. Will try my best to answer them

@@Cpt_NateDog729 what’s your eso name brother? Would love more friends and you seem like a very knowledgeable friend!

@codycampbell4702 I mostly play on Xbox as Cpt NateDog729. I just started on PC as Cpt_NateDog729.

For the Monster set you can either run Heavy, or light for the helm. Then I run the opposite for the shoulders. For the body, Yolnahkriin is a Heavy armor set. So I have 6 Heavy, and 1 light. Thank you for clearing this up for others.

Thank you! I appreciate you taking time to say that.

@@Cpt_NateDog729 will you be doing a necromancer one ? please please!

@@JessRaiden I do have a Necromancer that I play with. I will be getting to it hopefully soon.

Thank you! For taking time out of your day to come watch, and to leave a comment. Cheers 🍻!

I will try my best, do you have a discord where I can invite you to a chat? Or I can try here if it's not to much.

You can message me either on X (twitter) @Cpt_NateDog729. Or invite on discord @cpt_natedog729.

Thanks will do!

Sorry not playing in a very strong pc to do videos on it.

The race doesn't really matter. I went with a Nord, cause they seem like they would be one of the races to be a Warden. Since they like there cold, hardy snow land. Plus a nice resistance helps too. I believe I listed some other races that can help out as a tank. Again, pick the race YOU want to play as and have a blast with it.

Thanks, I really appreciate it.

The Grace of Gloom set is mostly a Tank set. Since it give you healing taken not healing done. Some good starting sets for healers are. Sanctuary (The Banished Cells 1&2) Mostly for the healing received for you and 11 group members. Which helps you heal much easier. Combat Physician (Wayrest Sewers 1&2) This provides you or a group members a damage shield when every you critically heal them. Making your job easier since they have some damage mitigated. In general you are looking for Max magicka, critical chance, healing done, courage, magicka recovery, or force. As for Healer/dps typically you don't see this. Cause healers are buffing the group while the dps is focused on doing as much damage as fast as possible. This can be pretty challenging to do. By buff you and group and doing a ton of amount of damage as well. For race, any race would work. I just went with an Argonian since they have more healing done is what I like. If you want more magicka the Breton or High Elf can help you there.

Ya, the warden class is really fun to play around with. It's the first class where I made at least a healer, tank, and dps.

Thank you! I really appreciate you watching my video, and taking time to leave a comment as well. 🙏

Your Welcome!!

I apologize for missing that information. Yes, I use Barrier morph into Reviving Barrier. Thanks for letting me know and clearing that up for others.

Personally I wouldn't use it. Just cause you will be giving up a 5 piece set, that you could maybe use a group recovery set or more group damage output set. I like using cleanse in the Support skill line. Since you gain magicka recovery for slotted, you heal allies for X% of the max health. It also does clear 3 negative effects like curse eater as well. Negative side effects is you do lose a skill slot, and it is expensive to cast. When Cleanse in the game, there are not to many dungeons and trails that have heavy mechanics where you will need to cleanse the group constantly through the entire fight. If it was every dungeons and trail that had killer mechanics that needed to be cleanse, then I would probably run the set. This is just me, if you feel like it will work for YOU. then I would say go for it, since really no two players play the same.

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@@Cpt_NateDog729 thanks, it looks super cool just need to get the stuff now

Your Welcome! Good luck!

Sorry, I do not have a written guide. Maybe someday I will have a website to write a guide out for people.

Thanks for all the tips. To be honest I don't build much dps on the channel. I am not really good at doing rotations. As I tend to be a button smasher, rather then keeping calm. I know when running my one bar and definitely not hitting a light attack in-between every rapid strikes. I was able to at least hit 75k and was pretty happy (after 5 attempts with button smashing 🙃 😅) I will go try some of those out and see if I can get better at being a Dps and maybe improving the build if needed.

Nice! Is there certain sets you are wearing, that helped you have powerful healing?

I have a discord account if you want to talk about stuff. Cpt NateDog729#7014

Your Welcome!! I hope it will help you out in your journey through Tamriel.

I did my video on the pts from my PC. I don't have a very high end PC. So I had to down grade my graphics in order to run the game as smooth as I can while running my recording program.

@@Cpt_NateDog729 aaah fair enough dude. I thought you were on console because of the way the user interface looks. Like I said it wasn’t a dig man. I enjoyed the video non the less. Thank you

@@ashmiester84 I do play mainly on Xbox. I have a way to connect my Xbox controller to my pc. Yup understand its not a dig. I appreciate it. 👍

You are actually not able to play on PS2. I believe it's on PC, Xbox 1, Xbox X, PS5, and PS4.

@@Cpt_NateDog729 woosh

@@lokepettersen2703 Thanks!

Dammit gonna have to put my ps2 away for another year 😢

@@CAL-me7tf 😆 Sorry didn't mean to crush your dreams there.

Hi, yup I did cover other options for some sets you can use on your build. I listed them off at 31:14 in the video. Hopefully that will help you out.

Sorry I haven't been able to get an update finished for you! I am glad you like it and are having fun with it 👍

I figured slotted star were more important then all other ones. Since you can have them all by cp 1500 roughly.

No SPC suggestion? I prefer it over olorimes because in mobile fights most people don’t stand inside the ring and you lose a lot of dps. But in a well organized group that know how to stack, that set works well. Also good mythics to keep on hand for healers is spaulder of ruin and death dealers fete. One gives lots of damage whereas the other gives lots of recovery, but good video.

@Travis Jones Did I miss spc as another option. I believe I cover other set options at 31:14 for those who haven't been in any trails sine both sets are trail sets. Thanks for letting others know that Spell Power Cure works as well. I also like using it when you have a dungeon run. It almost seems like dungeons are always rough. I haven't done to much testing with the Fete mythic myself. I will have to try that out. Thanks for taking time to help others out with some options. I appreciate you doing so.

@@Cpt_NateDog729 Yeah I generally do Spell Power Cure and Powerful Assault in dungeon content. The rest is the same. The perfected Master Resto was a game changer tho. It allows you to play with your build more since its almost equivalent to Symphony of Blades

@@travisjones7953 I never thought of powerful assault as a healer. I will need to play with that one as well. Thanks for ideas, this is great.

Yup it still works for trails. Gives alot of recovery back to the group. So, if your group runs sets that require to have lower resources. Then you you may need to change your gear. Will be working on an update to this, hopefully soon. Since there has been some changes to the passives from High Isle to Firesong Dlc. Also want to give a guide on a one bar setup with this build as well. I appreciate you stopping by and asking a question.

Sweet I reckon ill wait to make this build since yall will update it thanks for the build on healers there are not that many builds out there ill be waiting 😁

No, you don't need to run Stone talkers on both bar. How I play my healer, is to make it simple for me to have Stone talkers able to proc on both bars. All the examples you gave are really good option and how to fine toon the build. Those would work and I maybe consider them in an updated video as I fine toon this build as well. Thanks for some added advice, I really appreciate 😎👍

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it and taking some time to leave a comment. I really appreciate you doing that.

Yup, that would be a way better way to setup the bars. Thanks!

@@Cpt_NateDog729 No problem man! Sorc tank is my main one, love running it. I also tend to run silver leash over dark deal, unless I'm doing a boss fight in which case I quickly swap to it. Another one I quite like is empowered ward! It gives you and allies increased health and stamina recovery! Although the 99% block mitigation on an active bound aegis is really good for harder content.

@@Deruwugen ya, I know I forgot to cover where to put silver leash in the build as that comes in handy to pull adds together. Thanks again for giving people another option on setup. I appreciate it!

@@Cpt_NateDog729 Of course man! I only run pulls for trash clears, I do my best to swap to dark deal beforehand but some DDs are real keen on attacking the boss the moment it comes in range xD

Haha, Ya I know what you mean 🤣

You could use Medusa on the weapons and jewelry since it is a heavy armor set found in arx. This will give you better odds of a critical heal to proc your combat physician. The problem would be the lack of spell damage. You could use the crafted set hunding rage. This give you the same stuff as law of julianos, just instead of a max magicka you get max stamina. There is the healer habit set found in drsgon star arena. Or be bought from vendors that give you minor mending at all times, which is 8% healing done. I also believe a 5% healing increase as well on the set. With max magicka, recovery, and spell damage as well. Let me know if this help or would like more options.

I personally haven't tried this build out with an oaksoul ring on. If I was going to, I would change some skills around on the back bar to put on the front bar. Personally, I would do enchanted growth, to give the group magicka and stamina recovery. Even though we get the recovery from our oaksoul, we don't know if other people are using oaksoul. If you know they are then I would leave it off. Another one I would do is energy orb. This is to give the group a synergy and some extra healing. Then aggressive warhorn, for major force if no one in the group is running it. If you have people who run warhorn, then you should be ok with running healing thicket. For skill I would drop to replace on front bar are illustrious healing, since we already have an AOE HOT from budding seed. Then radiating regeneration, since we can use an orb for a heal over time. Thus is just what I would do, again I haven't tried it myself yet. I will do some testing and get back to you with it or make a build video out of it.

So I did some testing. With skills as Budding seed, enchanted growth, energy orb, growing swarm, combat prayer, and ultimate healing thicket. Sets as Symphony of blades heavy helm healthy enchantment (or any monster set to give you 4% healing done) then anyway you want your peice of stone talkers oath, and spell power cure. With a healthy trait on at least one peice of the jewelry and oakensoul ring. I was able to critical heal for 28,881on the pts server. So it may drop a bit if they give any other surprise changes. If you don't want enchanted growth, and want radiant regeneration for a better area of heal over time effect. This will drop the critical heal to less then 400, so roughly about 28,481for a critical heal. Hopefully that helps you out. Let me know if I need to be more clear about more of the details.

If you are comfortable enough with sustaining on the build. You could change dark deal to encase, then morph into restraining prison for an immobilize skill. The other one I would change if you really want a pull is scalding rune. Change that to silver leash for a pull. You will lose 5% bonus for critical damage since you won't proc the fire damage buff for Elemental Catalyst, which will be ok. Sorry for not explain this work around in the video. I hope this helps you out.

When playing a healer, you are trying to get the most out of your heals so you can keep the group alive. You can use the Atronach if you feel like your recovery is really low. I personally feel I have plenty to keep up spells. Along with heavy attacking to provide major mending it also get you magicka back, and also proc our Stone talkers set for group recovery, including us as well.

@@Cpt_NateDog729 Thanks. I'm still learning how to strategize my Warden build. I solo PvE a lot but I also play with my friend too, so I act as the healer in delves and such. It's a challenge figuring out the right build since every person has their own particular play style.

@@avatar19822 Your welcome! Yes it is hard to know what build is for you. Since alot of people don't really play the same way. I hope the guide was helpful and gave you some ideas!

Thanks, I been trying harder to produce better quality videos. I appreciate you taking time to check out the video, and encouraging words.

These are good questions! So for stats on a healer you are mostly focused on max magicka, enough health to keep you alive, magicka recovery, spell damage, and spell critical. So when it comes to armor that help out in these categories. Heavy armor helps us with max health, resources when we take damage, and more magicka and stamina after a heavy attack. For medium armor, we benefit from critical healing and spell damage, for light armor, we gain magicka recovery, reduce the cost of all magicka abilities, and increase our critical chance. By wearing more light armor, you will be able to sustain for a longer period of time. It will also allow you to cast more abilities or burst heal allies. It is also more forgiving if you cast to much or burn your magicka pool to fast to recover from this. Is it possible to do heavy armor build? Yes it is, you will just need to find a setup that works for you.

Your Welcome! I am glad you found it very easy to follow. I really appreciate hearing that. Thank you! For taking your time to leave a comment out of your day.

Yup Symphony would kill there setup, also the Stone talkers set would kill there set as well since it also gives back resources. Along with enchanted growth from the Warden skill line, since it gives them minor intellect and minor endurance. Which is increase magicka and stamina recovery by 15% for 20 seconds. So if you know your group is going to run those sets. I would use the monster head piece that increases your healing done (Earthgore, Sentinel, Troll King, Or Symphony) with Spaulder Ruin shoulder. The body to Twilight Remedy, for synergy potential that the build provides, so you can provide a some up time on minor force if your group doesn't have things to keep there minor force up. There is a cooldown on activating synergy so it won't be 100% up time, but does help. Plus we give them a heal over time effect on them now, all over 15 seconds. More healthing more damage out put.