Many spells and passives in the game increase resistance… if a fight is about to be REALY hot do think about using them often. Fire resist is not an issue to a well prepared vampire just remember to think your build in consequance of it. Resistances don’t work this way. Firstly, vampism doesn’t reduce your resist, it increases fire damage.
How does vampirism affect the damage of fire attacks?
Firstly, vampism doesn’t reduce your resist, it increases fire damage. So if a fire attack deals 100 fire damage to someone with no armor will deal 150 damage to a vampire. If you have 50% mitigation (the hard cap for mitigation), a vampire will take about 75 fire damage while someone else with the same resistances will only take 50.
What are the best ways to offset all vampire / VL weaknesses?
Be a Vampire and take the Necromage Perk FIRST. Then take the Alteration Perks for Magicka Resistance. Necromage will permanently boost them (even if you cure vampirism) from 30% at 3/3 to 37%. Grab the Lord Stone for 31%, and Agent of Mara for 18%. This gives 86%. The cap is 85%.
How to not burn to Ash in vampirism?
Just an idea. Apply cold water to burned area….. provided you are not vampire dust yet. Its all good. it will do so there aint to many vampires running around. And that is good. Have two set of jewelry item one for heavy fire area and one for low fire or fireless area.
What’s the best way to make a fireproof cloth?
Do your own research and use your common sense. Choose a sunny day to do make flame retardant cloth, so that you can dry the cloth in the sun or on the porch, rather than having chemicals dripping inside. In a large pan, mix 1 lb of alum with 1 pint hot water from a faucet. A preserving pan is a good size for this, to allow room for the fabric.
How much damage does fire do in vampirism?
Assuming that you’ve hardcaped mitigation against fire, you will take 75% damage for fire attacks. Someone that has reached the softcap on mitigation (achievable and a good idea in many builds) will take 67% damage from the same attack. This means you take about 10% more damage from fire, which isn’t gamebreaking.
