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As the title suggests, I am confused a bit by how the resistances work. For example, if I put 100% frost resist on my character, would that make him immune to any frost damage? Like enchanted weapons and spells? Of just elemental frost damage? And what is the difference between elemental and magic damage?

Which do dragons use?Also, I am playing a Breton right now, so if I got 75% magic resist on my gear, what would that make me immune to (what types of attacks) If someone could explain this, or point me in the direction of where I could find the answer, I would appreciate it. Leman Russ - Nord Lv. 6 Sword & Board Warrior Smithed Steel Armour Steel Axe & Shield Built for DawnguardZso Saahal - Khajiit Lv.

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51 Rogue Dual Wield Legendary Daedric Dagger with Firey Soultrap Soul Hunter Legendary Daedric Dagger with Shock Void Stalker 15x Backstab Legendary Daedric Bow Legendary Thieves Guild Master Armour & Stacked Ancient Shrouded Cowl Ring of the Hunter +27% One-handed Necklace of the Archer +27% Bow Skills: Sneak 100 / One-Handed 85 / Smithing 100 / Illusion 85 Thieves Guild Master Dark Brotherhood Leader Archmage of Winterhold Harbinger of the Compainions Killer of Ulfric Stormcloak The Shadow of Elsweyr Achieved 1000/1000 GS in 103h52m RETIRED. Readmore.Dagmar said this was how it works.Magic resist works for all 3 elements so it`s the better choice. Cap on each damage reduction is limited to 85% though so you can never get total 100% protection. Example: 3 enchantment slots of Resist Magic 25% (from the Shield of Solitude and one Resist Frost at 50% would result in 75% magic damage reduction for Fire and Shock and 87.5% total resist for Frost.

Other ways to improve this this are the Elemental Protection perk or using the Spellbreaker Shield. If this is the fact, then to max protection with the least enchantment slots get as much Magic Resist as you can up to 85% and add a Resist element if you`re still worried about damage. Extra Resist Fire would benefit a Vampire, for instance. Ok, here's the deal: when calculating the damage taken from a spell, the game first calculates your magic resistance, then the specific elemental resistance. Both modifiers cap at 80%. So if you have both at the cap, and someone casts a fire spell for 100 damage, it will first reduce that by your magic resistance (80%), then the remaining 20 damage will be modified by your fire resistance (80%) making the total damage taken at 4.

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You are a poor villager of Riverwood. Your family is sick and poor. You quest to College of Winterhold to learn the arcane arts to help your family and village. This is my first quiz, so please no negativity. You may use this quiz to know what school of magic is right for you. Very well detailed. Hope you skyrim fans out there enjoy.

Trend micro premium security 10. At higher levels 20 damage is negligible, so I usually just cap my magic resistance at 80 and leave it at that.P.S. Most enemies don't cast 100 damage spells, I just used that number for ease of math. Ok, here's the deal: when calculating the damage taken from a spell, the game first calculates your magic resistance, then the specific elemental resistance. Both modifiers cap at 80%. So if you have both at the cap, and someone casts a fire spell for 100 damage, it will first reduce that by your magic resistance (80%), then the remaining 20 damage will be modified by your fire resistance (80%) making the total damage taken at 4. At higher levels 20 damage is negligible, so I usually just cap my magic resistance at 80 and leave it at that.P.S.

Most enemies don't cast 100 damage spells, I just used that number for ease of math.

Well what i would say is use all three, but if you are using mace or any weapon i would get it enchanted with two for of magic i,e fire and frost or frost and lightning or fir and lightnig, that way you only have to focus on one school, but keep in mind if you weapon is enchanted with lets say fire, and perks to benefit fore will benefit the enchmant as well. I prefer to use all three elements, but thats just me. Also if you have the DB dlc there is a weapon that has all three elements, fire,frost,lightning that can be unenchanted, think the enchantment is called chaos or something close. Hope this helps, also if you can enchant soul trap on other weapons so if you want to use something else instead you can.found a nice link for chaos enchantment.

However the fastest(?) method is to cast Harmony in the basement in the Blue Palace, but that only works if you completed the Stormcloak side of the Civil War Questline. Wear 'Reduce the Magicka cost for Illusion magic' and cast away. If you didn't join the Stormcloaks, you can also do this pretty fast in the Market Centre of Whiterun.Another thing you could do with Alteration is cast Detect Life at one of the places I mentioned above ^. That is also decently fast.Fastest spell to level up Alteration with is Telekenesis with full magicka reduction gear though. I find there are benefits and cons to all three, though lightning is probably the overall best of the three. Fire works well enough on creatures naturally resistant to frost, but doesn't affect stamina the way frost does.

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I love seeing a whirwind blizzard spin and roll through a group of bandits and watch the red dots wink out on my compass, I love sending a double fireball roaring at an enemy to have it shake the earth when it hits, and I love dbl zapping enemy mages and watching them stagger. But I felt the disintegrate perk was a waste of a perk. I'd rather leave a trail of bodies behind me than ash.shrug.If you really want to be a battlemage though, you'll develop all three. I did, at least until I put Destruction into legendary mode, so I lost some good perks (I had 12 in that tree, but I'm getting 'em back, steadily)It's my favorite school of the game, though Illusion is a lot of fun once you get that leveled up too.