Magic is the only threat at this point and like I said you can take the alteration perks and jewelry to absorb magic. If you want to sit there and eat damage, light or heavy armor will do with max skill level and 150% armor bonus from perks. To be clear I'm not saying that things couldn't kill me, I just kick their ass first. If this isnt enough magicka resistance for you take the alteration perk Magic Resistance (up to 3 ranks).
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I play on master using light armor with approx 90% light armor bonus with an absorb magicka ring and necklace.Īctivate windows go to settings to activate windows. Anybody is a tank at a high enough level, even on Master, using either light or heavy armor. First thing I did was get smithing to 90 for access to the end-game armor (using hide bracers and iron daggers mostly). In addition to the resists and one-handed enchantments you mentioned, consider 'fortify block,' and 'fortify heavy armor.' Fortify health seems like the worst armor enchantment once you get your health over 200 since it is not percentage based like resists are. I use restoration for the occassional healing spell and to keep a ward going with the left hand against mages in place of the shield.
Seems to me Breton (with Dragonskin 50% magic absorb once/day + 25% magic resist racial ability) + Lord Stone is better than the orc racials since you can mitigate physical damage easily with armor. I've been doing your Breton build pretty much, except no almost no magic and the warrior stone in place of lord stone 'cause I want the perks faster. They suggest health/stam 60/40 (warrior) or 50/50 berserker. I love your idea to get the Lord Stone bonus. The official game guide has some suggestions for warrior or berserker builds. The answer to your first question is 85%. Is it good to have a mix of health and magicka to maintain these spells and then have good enchantments on armour, or have less magicka and enchantments on armour designed to negate the cost of the spells but more base health? Really any advice people could offer would be appreciated, there seems little or no info on optimised character building so far due to how new the game is. I've got an Orc on Master nearing level 30 so far, but I find I have little magicka to maintain Alteration armour.
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In terms of magicka, health and stamina - what's a good balance? Skyrim Se Tank Follower Mod My question is, how close can you get to maxing all resistances to make the perfect tank build? Are Orcs better suited due to Beserker which halves incoming damage, or are Bretons always the better choice? Any other suggestions you can think of before I start up this character to make it nigh unkillable?I was going to go for restoration for the Avoid Death perk, but I was thinking hopefully this character would be tough enough already and I would rather up One-Handed to dish out more damage. I'll use Alchemy to cover holes in my resistances, and try to get them all as close to max as possible. I figure Breton + Lord's Stone + Alteration + Alchemy + Smithing + Heavy Armour + Block + Enchanting is the way to go. I'm trying to make the ultimate tank build. He's basically a Tank, but he'll also cast some spells. There's also a Spell-sword in Solitude in the inn that you can hire for 500g. The Windhelm housecarl is a guy, but you would have to become Thane of Windhelm to get him assigned to you, and that means buying the house there. So I did a purge, deciding I was going cut down to 5, after much pondering. posted in Skyrim Mod Talk: I am just really curious what folks Must Have when it comes to companion mods, I just recently up to 28 Follower Mods, when I just decided, honestly I dont need them, I use them more for armor decorations around my homes, lol. of 5 - Your Top 5 'Must Have' Follower/Companion Mods. She is waiting next to Neisas in Riverwood Inn. The only change for now are the eyes, using an asset from the MOD True Eyes. This follower is based on morika's cerwiden replacer (check first post for pics), now a normal follower.
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