The first few levels I suggest you focus mainly on Health and Magica while, temporary, ignoring stamina so prevent the character from becoming too spread out. One good option as I see it.Ĭonjuration: Some clerics in different fantasy lore can summen creatures so it could be an option, though I personally would rather go with Illusion. When the Civil War begins in earnest you see a lot more heavily-armored Legionaries because its no longer about scouting and maneuvering but about concentration of force and power. Illusion: Rally and buff allies and calm enemies. Light armor is suitable for the terrain and climate of Skyrim, especially since most of the Imperial troops are Nords and are resistant to the cold. Adding Savage Strike can be helpful, though I wouldn't add anything more in this three than that. One-Handed: Armsman and Bone Breaker is the basis setup, though Fighting Stance is also useful. I suggest Juggernaut 5/5 and Well Fittet as the basic choice. Heavy Armor: The most basic perks should be covered, though how much you want to invest is up to you.

The passive perks are useful, and the Necromage perk fits well with the Cleric type character.Īlteration: Casting spells to protect yourself, paralyze enemies and gain passive resistance to magic. Restoration: Very much attention goes to develop this skill, aiming for the Master Perk to get Guardian Circle and Bane of the Undead. Main Skills: Restoration, Alteration, Heavy Armor, One-Handed and either Illusion or Conjuration. I guess I'd enjoy a Cleric type so that's probably what I'll go for. Without using enchanted items, potions, or cheats, the highest possible quality you could raise it to is flawless. To improve it further you need to raise your smithing skill. Gemma Flanagan Posts: 3432 Joined: Sun 6:34 pm Imperial Light armor doesn't have a perk which affects it. if you go with Lord stone, magic resistance, agent of mara, and one of the good magic resistance quest reward shields you get pretty will immune to magic. plus alteration has some good synergies as the apprentice perk allows for both stoneflesh and magic resistance. problem is you do a lot of fighting prior to endgame. Oh, and alteration with armor is really good, even though people will often say do either/or as the endgame either will give high ar. so it is based on final damage calculation and enemy armor rating, which means at high level/damage it has increased reward whereas the other two are peaked and useless at high level. the armor penetration perk gets dissed on uesp, but it isn't bad because unlike bleeding and crits it is not based on the weapon base damage which is low, but always gives a % damage increase. Here is an idea you might like, use maces, especially if you like the old school Cleric.

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