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I'm still trying to get this. I want a dragonbone sword that's sharpened to legendary, and has the chaos enchantment(but I can't decide what the second enchantment should be). Oh I've got a lot of iron daggers to make
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Well there are many choices. You could capture there souls to make easy money if you have any empty souls gems, fire damage to enhance power, ice damage to slow foes each hit, electric damage to absorb magic, drain to absorb health from foes, drain stamina to force foes tro lose stamina to not use too much hard hits, magic drain great for battling against mages, fear to make foes run, turn undead that is very effective to undead creatures. Here's a list that can help: elderscrolls.wikia.com/wiki/Enβ¦)
My suggestion is if you want to make something powerful use chaotic damage and health absorb.
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thanks. I know I'm gonna use chaos(since if something is immune to fire, I still have frost and shock) but I'm thinking that the second will either be soul trap, health absorption or the silent moons enchantment. I think I'll do HP absorption since apparently it gets a boost with the chaos enchantment
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If your using a greatsword I recommend using stamina absorption because that way you can use more power smash each hit. Magicka not as much if you don't wish to use magic. Just a suggestion
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that would be good, but I prefer one handed swords
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Than use health. Do u prefer using shield with sword? Both swords? Or single use?
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I prefer sword and spell, I'm playing a character who's kinda a hybrid between a thief, a mage and a swordsmenΒ
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If so than use magic drain.
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that's also good, but I'm using the morokei mask, which doubles my magic regen. And I've invested quite a few points into magic
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