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Character Build: The Transcendent.

• NeoShade

  

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  November 11, 2013

  No problem

  No problem
• NeoShade

  

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  November 11, 2013

  Just pointing out the philosophers stone is listed as an amulet in the section for armours but when first introduced under roleplay it is referred to as a ring. I would give more help on the actual build but honestly mages arnt my forte so I'll leave that to my betters and go over spelling and grammar etc.

  Just pointing out the philosophers stone is listed as an amulet in the section for armours but when first introduced under roleplay it is referred to as a ring. I would give more help on the actual build but honestly mages arnt my forte so I'll leave that to my betters and go over spelling and grammar etc.
• Sangreal

  

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  November 11, 2013

  I'm a little confused about the Philosopher's Stone, that seems to be the main story about this build. Is it something out find or something you enchant yourself with extra effect?

  Philosopher's Stone. A necklace that has the most powerful enchantment of Fortify Magic and Health Regeneration possible. With it you are "Immortal".

  I was under the impression that you cant find items with dual enchants (Nerds dont be wise asses, fierysoultrap is one enchant.)

  It's a cool idea for a character, but I think it needs some more material an how to play the character, other than use illusion and 'feim'. In the words of how did You play it, that's would add some depth to it in my mind, like what are the strenghts and weaknesses and tactics with different enemies.

  Also you said to enchant stuff to buy the endgame armor?

  Enchanting: This is why you need all of the soul gems. You are constantly enchanting items you get from loot so that you can make money to buy end game armor.

  Personally I feel that hunting for dragonscale armors before lvl 30 seems a bit boring (especially with the correct enchantments if one doesn't enchant it himself). Have I understood that correctly?

  Well anyway, don't have any builds myself so can't criticize more that that. I like this idea, hope you will develop it some more. +1 from me.

  I'm a little confused about the Philosopher's Stone, that seems to be the main story about this build. Is it something out find or something you enchant yourself with extra effect?

  Philosopher's Stone. A necklace that has the most powerful enchantment of Fortify Magic and Health Regeneration possible. With it you are "Immortal".

  I was under the impression that you cant find items with dual enchants (Nerds dont be wise asses, fierysoultrap is one enchant.)

  It's a cool idea for a character, but I think it needs some more material an how to play the character, other than use illusion and 'feim'. In the words of how did You play it, that's would add some depth to it in my mind, like what are the strenghts and weaknesses and tactics with different enemies.

  Also you said to enchant stuff to buy the endgame armor?

  Enchanting: This is why you need all of the soul gems. You are constantly enchanting items you get from loot so that you can make money to buy end game armor.

  Personally I feel that hunting for dragonscale armors before lvl 30 seems a bit boring (especially with the correct enchantments if one doesn't enchant it himself). Have I understood that correctly?

  Well anyway, don't have any builds myself so can't criticize more that that. I like this idea, hope you will develop it some more. +1 from me.

• John James

  

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  November 11, 2013

  Yeah you enchant it

  I should clear that up

  Yeah you enchant it

  I should clear that up

• John James

  

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  November 11, 2013

  and yeah, you are dungeon delving a lot, so you get orcish swords and ebony maces. I just enchanted them to raise my enchanting and also sold them. Dragonscale armor is pretty hard to buy so that was the way i made money

  and yeah, you are dungeon delving a lot, so you get orcish swords and ebony maces. I just enchanted them to raise my enchanting and also sold them. Dragonscale armor is pretty hard to buy so that was the way i made money

• John James

  

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  November 11, 2013

  and if you disenchant the Robes of (Insert Magic school here) you get that as one enchant

  and if you disenchant the Robes of (Insert Magic school here) you get that as one enchant

• SWATAssasin64

  

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  November 11, 2013

  Thanks for that website! I know it was meant for John but this helps me as well because I can never find any good pictures!

  Thanks for that website! I know it was meant for John but this helps me as well because I can never find any good pictures!

• SWATAssasin64

  

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  November 11, 2013

  This is a really unique build. I haven't seen much like this +1 from me!

  This is a really unique build. I haven't seen much like this +1 from me!

• John James

  

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  November 11, 2013

  Thanks!

  Thanks!

• Vanryl Baelathrah

  

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  November 11, 2013

  Nice job! I like the whole dimension thing, the bound weapons really fit that theme. +1

  Nice job! I like the whole dimension thing, the bound weapons really fit that theme. +1