😂i never played a restoration build in the whole decade that skyrim has been out for so i just assumed fast healing was the highest level healing spell in the game because the other spells never spawned because of my low restoration level
One important point to note...believe it or not level caps are overrated they do matter for non mage followers but for mages what matters is spells and that isn't affected by levels...so while serana can cast ice storm and chain lightning teldryn casts firebolt (also revenant versus flame atronach is no brainer) to explain more take Jzargo for example...no level cap but he spams sparks like an idiot levels don't increase damage for spells so he is basically useless whereas talvas who has one of the lowest level caps of 25 casts ice storms and fireballs like a maniac and uses armor spells and summons which Jzargo doesn't another factor is perks...Jzargo has no perks even though he could be freaking level 150 but talvas,serana and even other mages in the college have very nice perks for what they do so please please please as a professional skyrim content creator whom I respect and watch his videos as soon as they come out don't make this common mistake of only looking at level caps for followers people who watch your videos might get misguided by hearing those
Totally agreed. Personally I like to use commands to break their level cap but that's unrelated. Weirdly enough, I've only seen Serana use Ice Storm after I broke her limit; before that she only used Ice Spikes, but maybe that's just me (She's a heck of a buggy NPC after all).
@altabalder she starts casting chain lightning and ice storm from level 48(and is capped at level 50) she also has one rank augment Frost perk which makes her ice storm hit harder she also has necromancy (not dark souls unfortunately) and some one handed and light armor perks In my opinion her two most annoying things are that first off she might turn someone you want to make a dead thrall of turn into Ash and second she weakens your vampire lord drain spell SIGNIFICANTLY (you can fix the latter by the unofficial patch) One more thing that I forgot to mention are follower races teldryn and talvas have fire resistance for example and nords have Frost resistance (serana is immune to Frost because she is also a vampire and even when cured she has one rank magic resist which still amounts to lots of Frost resistance)
@@alirafati9340 From my experience, I was around level 80+ when I tried breaking her level for the first time. She only used Ice Spikes before, I'm sure of it. But yea the Vampiric Drain thingy is rly bad; it made me think Vampire Lord was garbage for a long time because I always had her as a follower.
@TypicalPirate55 you're right serana and other vampire allies including thrall tend to close the distance because of their AI trying to force them into using the drain spell but the higher her level the less she gets up close and personal specially if you,your summons or her summons keep the enemies at bay...but as a vampire class she Also is good in melee she's slightly worse then teldryn in close range battles because teldryn has awesome one handed perks but she is more durable because of the constant heals (she is NOT my favourite follower not because she's bad but there's just plenty of better options) all I wanted to say was that just because her cap is 10 lower than teldryn doesn't mean she's weaker (talvas is level 25 and is better than both of them without any doubt for example) I keep coming back to the J'zargo example but there's just no better examples there XD he is useless and I fight anyone over this fact lmao
Apperently circle of protection has a hidden feature that makes it nearly broken. The circle is a source of magicka that's seen as offensive magicka, even if it affects only certain level capped undead. Now with that being an offensive spell that typically doesn't harm you the player, it can act as an amzing magicka battery if you have some levels of magicka absorbtion. Like with the atronach perk for example. That circle with the right build acts as a limitless supply of magicka.
@TypicalPirate55 it's not a bug more an unintended interaction. Evening involved is working exactly as intended. A bug would mean there was some error in a process' execution
I definitely forgot about that! I still think that you are better off just raising a new dead body instead of healing them. Not sure about the math on that one though
@@TypicalPirate55 Casting it on an undead thrall is alot faster than the long cast animation of undead thrall when the thing dies. In vanilla it's mostly just a roleplay thing tho cause if we're being honest, am enchanted dagger coated with poison or sharpened is probably more effective than most Mage trees
Healing Spells are very good for tanky One-Handed/HeavyArmor combos because with certain perks they will also heal your stamina which you need for heavy attacks. With the right entchantments you can basically achieve unlimited heavy attacks especially with the health/stamina healing combo
True, but that gets countered easily when you get Dragonrend, forcing dragons to land and bashing when they are about to use a breath attack on the player.
Alright first off great video i always enjoy your content Now let me add some things to what youve already mentioned...someone did mention the absorb glitch i wont say that gain but heres another tip...unlike illusion,dual casting doesnt affect the level caps for restoration spells but there is a single exception which is circle of potection allowing it to affect even high level undead...another things that does affect it is the necromage perk which you can use to affect higher level undead. Second tip,bane of undead is one of the two master spells that can be dual casted (ikr) the animation doesnt change but you use up 2.8 times the magicka for a 2.2 times strength(still wont affect higher levels see my first tip) Third tip: for cloak spells including the destruction ones the magnitude doesnt affect the damage but the range (wont change the visuals) dual casting and potions and other fortify restoration affects (not enchants except a few exceptions) increase magnitude and therefore increase the range so makes them viable for mages. Finally my last tip: there is one instance when lesser ward is better than higher level ones and thats versus dragons,you see dragons breath deals damage in lots of very low damaged ticks. The stronger the dragon the faster the ticks but ticks are still minimal damage each...how wards work is that when they take a hit they lose some hp which starts to regenerate fast since the ticks of dragon breath deal very little damage each the shield heals back up completely before the next tick and you can stand the strongest dragon's breath by only using lesser ward :)))
Something that I feel is very overlooked for two handed weapon (or non-mage centric) gameplay is the power in the restoration skill branch that also restores stamina when casting healing. Makes killing dragons a breeze and damn near eliminates the need for stamina potions outside of desperate situations when you cant find a pause in a fight. Plus when you get the upgrade for faster healing time when double casting makes a seriously broken combo where you can just constantly power attack with 100 dmg+ weapons
My big problem with restoration is not much to it, you either heal, ward, or scare away undead. Wards are pretty much useless since enemy mages will quickly break through them. The only fun thing about Restoration is that Poison Rune spell.
I believe Repel Lesser Undead is in the top five in the restoration tree. However, it's not for its intended use. Restoration is notoriously hard to level and takes ages to get anywhere meaningful. RLU gives an insane amount of experience and hits many targets as well as not costing an insane amount of Magicka. Once you can cast the spell once go find some draugr and cast it on all of them. Wait for them to run into a corner and wait an hour as you are not in combat if they are feared for some reason. Then repeat. It gets easy when they bunch up in a corner and you will level very fast. You also gain the xp if its on a target you conjured
The idea behind poison being in the Restoration school isn't related to the Undead. It plays off the idea that too much medicine is poison. So it's like an overdose of restoration.
@theantil7 Well I wouldn't stretch it that far, Destruction seems to be based more on fundamental forces/energies/temperatures in the elder scrolls universe. The argument of death magic could be more easily argued to be attributed to certain restoration/conjugation spells imo.
I was always a restoration fan from my first playthrough. I’d always have a restoration spell in my left hand and a one handed in my right hand. I always thought, why be willing to take a little damage on a block when I can replenish that damage instantly? Never really used the turn undead type spells because of the very reasons pointed out in this video but restoration deserves more recognition
Ya, I agree with you about Bane of the Undead. The only time I use it is in the final battle against the Volkihar clan. I just want to make sure all of my allies survive so that I can use the ones with no level cap as stewards lol
The turn undead spells are great for leveling restoration even at higher levels you can find lower level enemies from time to time. Circle of protection is completely busted as it regenerates your magic if you have spell absorption. i forget if you need to be a vampire for it to work or not as I almost always play mages as a vampire for the illusion buff and the ring of erudite.
I was already going to put points into restoration for the heal/stamina regen but I wanted to figure out which spell would be be a t for that given my playstyle. I think I am now going to stick with fast heal or upgrade to close wound so thanks
The main use of the undeal heal and necromantic healing in my mind, has always been the use of the wrathman. They are an undead equivalent to the daedric summons, Wrathman have more HP and a slightly better weapon, but deal less base damage, and have no enchantment on their weapon. However, unlike the daedra that can't be healed at all, wrathman can constantly be healed to use as a barrier between you and your foes. In contrast, Daedra summons have higher weappn skills and a 25 damage fire enchantment. They do about 50% more damage, but have about 65% as much health as the wrathman. And absolutely nothing can heal them, meaning when you resummon the daedra you can get bpc aggro.
Undead healing spells are for undead thralls and Healing Hands are to be used like Flame, it's a status for a small time period, so just rapidly click it to apply more layers of effect for less magicka cost, all the turn undead spells deserve be at bottom, a spell that drain so much magicka but deals no damage.
You can also be a vampire with the necromage perk and it will regenerate magika. Works well during the day when you have low magika regen penalty in the sun.
@@TypicalPirate55yesn't. It's direct consequence of absorption working on everything cast upon you, including your own spells. It's up to you to decide if it's valid feature or not.
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"Necromantic healing is useless unless for Serana" Conjurers throughout Skyrim are judging you 😂 You got a skeleton minion, skeleton archer, skeleton champion, all kinds of ghosts and zombies to care for :3
I'm doing a Nord one handed tank build. Heavy armor, block, smithing and ine handed gets most of my skill points. But smithing has the highest level, at 82, enchanting is at 48 and restoration is at level 51. And my character is only lvl 31.
What really irritates me is that sun damage is borderline useless since it only affects draugrs, vampires, and zombies and it doesn't affect dead thralls even though it should or the fact it doesn't harm literal vampires just because they're names are different (like the "traveling bard" and advisors in the dawn guard side quests) and the worst part of it all is you can't disenchant the sun damage enchant which really REALLY pisses me off
Why is serana your only target for the undead healing spells? Reanimations and undead summons count for this as well. I also want to point out that the undead heal spells don't heal less than the regular ones. They just heal faster. The regular ones are technically less than .03 mana per hp more efficient vs the undead focused ones and that variance gets even smaller once all enchants and parks are obtained. You need to remember their base healing value is balanced around the necromage perk. They are very useful if you're going for a necromancer build. Enemies tend to focus whatever is closer so you can stand back pump all your points into mana and just let your thrall kill everything while you're free to blast destruction spells and heal them as needed.
Supposedly you can heal your own reanimated undead, so Necromantic Healing and Heal Undead aren't that bad. I think you can even heal summoned ones like the Boneman Wrath from the Soul Cairn (Or whatever is his name).
Mostly good for serana, also good with mods, any mod that lets u get other vampire/undead followers, invest in a particular summon or of ur using "ordinator" the false light skill which turns healing into damage works well enough given that they are immune to basic healing
Good quality content but I will say one thing it always annoys me when people say Master level spells are bad because of their cast time It annoys me because they become ethereal shout is one of the first shouts you can get and it completely negates this issue I will say however Master level spells cost way too much
Bane of the undead benefits from necromage and augmented flames doing 300+ damage to draug, turn undead up to 56 level. (UESP wikia) At higher levels still appear undead of lower levels so turn undead spells aren't completely useless. Circle of protection befetits for dual casting (not only duration) making (with necromage perk) turn undead up to level 55 For some reason Guradian Circle one of the two master spells (the other one is Dragon hide) can be dual cast making undead flee for up to 2 minutes. (UESP Wikia and tested myself)
@@TypicalPirate55 yeah, usually when you cast multiple times on the same creature, for example turn undead; especially if the effect hasn't ran out yet.
This list remind me how horrible the base game is. I play Skyrim on PC so i never play without mods because the base game gutted the magic since it was largely unfinished. And unfortunately, the level caps suck and the restoration and illusion schools dont work past low level enemies. Plus the amount of magicka needed to cast some restoration spells is atrocious for the most useful school for gameplay mechanics
Yeah...." Casted" is not a proper word that is used in the English language Bildo Saggens.... your fired.... Notice: RUclips is NOT flooded with how awesome the Restoration School is.
Subscribe if you think that the Restoration is a perfectly valid school of magic
😂i never played a restoration build in the whole decade that skyrim has been out for so i just assumed fast healing was the highest level healing spell in the game because the other spells never spawned because of my low restoration level
One important point to note...believe it or not level caps are overrated they do matter for non mage followers but for mages what matters is spells and that isn't affected by levels...so while serana can cast ice storm and chain lightning teldryn casts firebolt (also revenant versus flame atronach is no brainer) to explain more take Jzargo for example...no level cap but he spams sparks like an idiot levels don't increase damage for spells so he is basically useless whereas talvas who has one of the lowest level caps of 25 casts ice storms and fireballs like a maniac and uses armor spells and summons which Jzargo doesn't another factor is perks...Jzargo has no perks even though he could be freaking level 150 but talvas,serana and even other mages in the college have very nice perks for what they do so please please please as a professional skyrim content creator whom I respect and watch his videos as soon as they come out don't make this common mistake of only looking at level caps for followers people who watch your videos might get misguided by hearing those
Totally agreed. Personally I like to use commands to break their level cap but that's unrelated.
Weirdly enough, I've only seen Serana use Ice Storm after I broke her limit; before that she only used Ice Spikes, but maybe that's just me (She's a heck of a buggy NPC after all).
@altabalder she starts casting chain lightning and ice storm from level 48(and is capped at level 50) she also has one rank augment Frost perk which makes her ice storm hit harder she also has necromancy (not dark souls unfortunately) and some one handed and light armor perks
In my opinion her two most annoying things are that first off she might turn someone you want to make a dead thrall of turn into Ash and second she weakens your vampire lord drain spell SIGNIFICANTLY (you can fix the latter by the unofficial patch)
One more thing that I forgot to mention are follower races teldryn and talvas have fire resistance for example and nords have Frost resistance (serana is immune to Frost because she is also a vampire and even when cured she has one rank magic resist which still amounts to lots of Frost resistance)
@@alirafati9340 From my experience, I was around level 80+ when I tried breaking her level for the first time. She only used Ice Spikes before, I'm sure of it. But yea the Vampiric Drain thingy is rly bad; it made me think Vampire Lord was garbage for a long time because I always had her as a follower.
That is true, but I believe that serana still uses melee attacks too, right? Been a while since I’ve had her as a follower to be honest.
@TypicalPirate55 you're right serana and other vampire allies including thrall tend to close the distance because of their AI trying to force them into using the drain spell but the higher her level the less she gets up close and personal specially if you,your summons or her summons keep the enemies at bay...but as a vampire class she Also is good in melee she's slightly worse then teldryn in close range battles because teldryn has awesome one handed perks but she is more durable because of the constant heals (she is NOT my favourite follower not because she's bad but there's just plenty of better options) all I wanted to say was that just because her cap is 10 lower than teldryn doesn't mean she's weaker (talvas is level 25 and is better than both of them without any doubt for example) I keep coming back to the J'zargo example but there's just no better examples there XD he is useless and I fight anyone over this fact lmao
"Restoration is a perfectly valid school of Magic and don't let anyone tell you otherwise." 😂
You beat me to it. 😂
Apperently circle of protection has a hidden feature that makes it nearly broken. The circle is a source of magicka that's seen as offensive magicka, even if it affects only certain level capped undead. Now with that being an offensive spell that typically doesn't harm you the player, it can act as an amzing magicka battery if you have some levels of magicka absorbtion. Like with the atronach perk for example. That circle with the right build acts as a limitless supply of magicka.
That sounds more like a bug rather than a “hidden feature” haha. 🤣
@TypicalPirate55 it's not a bug more an unintended interaction.
Evening involved is working exactly as intended. A bug would mean there was some error in a process' execution
@@nip3004 yeah it's just faulty design
I did not know about the stagger effect. Thanks for this series.
In my last necromancer playtrough necromantic healing and heal undead helped me keeping my team alive, not that bad in that particular situation
I definitely forgot about that! I still think that you are better off just raising a new dead body instead of healing them. Not sure about the math on that one though
@@TypicalPirate55 Casting it on an undead thrall is alot faster than the long cast animation of undead thrall when the thing dies.
In vanilla it's mostly just a roleplay thing tho cause if we're being honest, am enchanted dagger coated with poison or sharpened is probably more effective than most Mage trees
I made a crusader build which im having immense fun with. Acts as a warrior for living enemies and acts as a spellsword against undead. :)
Healing Spells are very good for tanky One-Handed/HeavyArmor combos because with certain perks they will also heal your stamina which you need for heavy attacks. With the right entchantments you can basically achieve unlimited heavy attacks especially with the health/stamina healing combo
Great series! Its helpful abd pragmatic and editing is excellent 👍 would watch more in this style
A dawnguard's unlubed dildo of justice; Restoration.
By the divines, i love tier lists!
Necromantic healing and healing undead is useful for dead thralls
Ward spells are also useful for dragon fire/frost attacks
True, but that gets countered easily when you get Dragonrend, forcing dragons to land and bashing when they are about to use a breath attack on the player.
Alright first off great video i always enjoy your content
Now let me add some things to what youve already mentioned...someone did mention the absorb glitch i wont say that gain but heres another tip...unlike illusion,dual casting doesnt affect the level caps for restoration spells but there is a single exception which is circle of potection allowing it to affect even high level undead...another things that does affect it is the necromage perk which you can use to affect higher level undead.
Second tip,bane of undead is one of the two master spells that can be dual casted (ikr) the animation doesnt change but you use up 2.8 times the magicka for a 2.2 times strength(still wont affect higher levels see my first tip)
Third tip: for cloak spells including the destruction ones the magnitude doesnt affect the damage but the range (wont change the visuals) dual casting and potions and other fortify restoration affects (not enchants except a few exceptions) increase magnitude and therefore increase the range so makes them viable for mages.
Finally my last tip: there is one instance when lesser ward is better than higher level ones and thats versus dragons,you see dragons breath deals damage in lots of very low damaged ticks. The stronger the dragon the faster the ticks but ticks are still minimal damage each...how wards work is that when they take a hit they lose some hp which starts to regenerate fast since the ticks of dragon breath deal very little damage each the shield heals back up completely before the next tick and you can stand the strongest dragon's breath by only using lesser ward :)))
Thanks for the helpful information
Something that I feel is very overlooked for two handed weapon (or non-mage centric) gameplay is the power in the restoration skill branch that also restores stamina when casting healing. Makes killing dragons a breeze and damn near eliminates the need for stamina potions outside of desperate situations when you cant find a pause in a fight. Plus when you get the upgrade for faster healing time when double casting makes a seriously broken combo where you can just constantly power attack with 100 dmg+ weapons
My big problem with restoration is not much to it, you either heal, ward, or scare away undead. Wards are pretty much useless since enemy mages will quickly break through them. The only fun thing about Restoration is that Poison Rune spell.
Just finished watching all your magic class videos thanks for the information! I have a much better Grasp on Skyrim Magic now
Glad to hear! Thanks for watching
I believe Repel Lesser Undead is in the top five in the restoration tree. However, it's not for its intended use. Restoration is notoriously hard to level and takes ages to get anywhere meaningful. RLU gives an insane amount of experience and hits many targets as well as not costing an insane amount of Magicka.
Once you can cast the spell once go find some draugr and cast it on all of them. Wait for them to run into a corner and wait an hour as you are not in combat if they are feared for some reason. Then repeat. It gets easy when they bunch up in a corner and you will level very fast. You also gain the xp if its on a target you conjured
The idea behind poison being in the Restoration school isn't related to the Undead. It plays off the idea that too much medicine is poison. So it's like an overdose of restoration.
That’s actually pretty interesting.
It could also play off the idea that Restoration is more akin to life magic
@@waywardjoker6061 wait. What if destruction is death magic? Fan fiction lore??
@theantil7 Well I wouldn't stretch it that far, Destruction seems to be based more on fundamental forces/energies/temperatures in the elder scrolls universe. The argument of death magic could be more easily argued to be attributed to certain restoration/conjugation spells imo.
Kinda like how in Disgaea 3 there's a spell called Overheal that damages targets.
I was always a restoration fan from my first playthrough. I’d always have a restoration spell in my left hand and a one handed in my right hand. I always thought, why be willing to take a little damage on a block when I can replenish that damage instantly? Never really used the turn undead type spells because of the very reasons pointed out in this video but restoration deserves more recognition
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Ya, I agree with you about Bane of the Undead. The only time I use it is in the final battle against the Volkihar clan. I just want to make sure all of my allies survive so that I can use the ones with no level cap as stewards lol
Watching you get stunned out of the guardian circle casting animation multiple times in a row was funny and sad at the same time
Use become ethereal shout before casting master spells saves getting hacked up
The turn undead spells are great for leveling restoration even at higher levels you can find lower level enemies from time to time. Circle of protection is completely busted as it regenerates your magic if you have spell absorption. i forget if you need to be a vampire for it to work or not as I almost always play mages as a vampire for the illusion buff and the ring of erudite.
i definitely remember abusing a circle of protection scroll i found when doing the first companion quest
I was already going to put points into restoration for the heal/stamina regen but I wanted to figure out which spell would be be a t for that given my playstyle. I think I am now going to stick with fast heal or upgrade to close wound so thanks
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The main use of the undeal heal and necromantic healing in my mind, has always been the use of the wrathman. They are an undead equivalent to the daedric summons, Wrathman have more HP and a slightly better weapon, but deal less base damage, and have no enchantment on their weapon. However, unlike the daedra that can't be healed at all, wrathman can constantly be healed to use as a barrier between you and your foes.
In contrast, Daedra summons have higher weappn skills and a 25 damage fire enchantment. They do about 50% more damage, but have about 65% as much health as the wrathman. And absolutely nothing can heal them, meaning when you resummon the daedra you can get bpc aggro.
Undead healing spells are for undead thralls and Healing Hands are to be used like Flame, it's a status for a small time period, so just rapidly click it to apply more layers of effect for less magicka cost, all the turn undead spells deserve be at bottom, a spell that drain so much magicka but deals no damage.
Question for future QnA, what are your thoughts on Byron Buxton, AKA the cream lord????
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If you have a spell absorb affect you can use circle of protection to regenerate magicka
Really? I didn’t know that. Is that a bug?
@@TypicalPirate55 im pretty sure its not
It's a feature. 😂
You can also be a vampire with the necromage perk and it will regenerate magika. Works well during the day when you have low magika regen penalty in the sun.
@@TypicalPirate55yesn't. It's direct consequence of absorption working on everything cast upon you, including your own spells. It's up to you to decide if it's valid feature or not.
"Necromantic healing is useless unless for Serana"
Conjurers throughout Skyrim are judging you 😂 You got a skeleton minion, skeleton archer, skeleton champion, all kinds of ghosts and zombies to care for :3
I'm doing a Nord one handed tank build. Heavy armor, block, smithing and ine handed gets most of my skill points. But smithing has the highest level, at 82, enchanting is at 48 and restoration is at level 51. And my character is only lvl 31.
necromatic healing is good for any undead thrall you have
What really irritates me is that sun damage is borderline useless since it only affects draugrs, vampires, and zombies and it doesn't affect dead thralls even though it should or the fact it doesn't harm literal vampires just because they're names are different (like the "traveling bard" and advisors in the dawn guard side quests) and the worst part of it all is you can't disenchant the sun damage enchant which really REALLY pisses me off
People can hate on restoration, but those scrolls of guardian circle can come in handy when you get swarmed by draugr
i literally made a spell that that is a combination of greater ward and a buffed up heal.
Why is serana your only target for the undead healing spells?
Reanimations and undead summons count for this as well.
I also want to point out that the undead heal spells don't heal less than the regular ones. They just heal faster. The regular ones are technically less than .03 mana per hp more efficient vs the undead focused ones and that variance gets even smaller once all enchants and parks are obtained.
You need to remember their base healing value is balanced around the necromage perk.
They are very useful if you're going for a necromancer build. Enemies tend to focus whatever is closer so you can stand back pump all your points into mana and just let your thrall kill everything while you're free to blast destruction spells and heal them as needed.
Supposedly you can heal your own reanimated undead, so Necromantic Healing and Heal Undead aren't that bad. I think you can even heal summoned ones like the Boneman Wrath from the Soul Cairn (Or whatever is his name).
That’s true, however, I think that the Magika is better spent on getting new reanimated dead instead of healing them.
Mostly good for serana, also good with mods, any mod that lets u get other vampire/undead followers, invest in a particular summon or of ur using "ordinator" the false light skill which turns healing into damage works well enough given that they are immune to basic healing
What are your thoughts on survival mode?
I think it’s a really great mode. It adds a lot to the game. I just wish it was a little more difficult.
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Good quality content but I will say one thing it always annoys me when people say Master level spells are bad because of their cast time
It annoys me because they become ethereal shout is one of the first shouts you can get and it completely negates this issue
I will say however Master level spells cost way too much
That switch from ward spells to flesh spells + mage armor confused me a bit to be honest.
Bane of the undead benefits from necromage and augmented flames doing 300+ damage to draug, turn undead up to 56 level. (UESP wikia)
At higher levels still appear undead of lower levels so turn undead spells aren't completely useless.
Circle of protection befetits for dual casting (not only duration) making (with necromage perk) turn undead up to level 55
For some reason Guradian Circle one of the two master spells (the other one is Dragon hide) can be dual cast making undead flee for up to 2 minutes. (UESP Wikia and tested myself)
Time stamps plz..
Past tense of "cast" is "cast", not "casted"
Yep. Realized this mistake afteqr posting the whole series. Thanks for the correction
I don't like restoration because the pure fact it makes the game crash a lot.
It does?
@@TypicalPirate55 yeah, usually when you cast multiple times on the same creature, for example turn undead; especially if the effect hasn't ran out yet.
This list remind me how horrible the base game is. I play Skyrim on PC so i never play without mods because the base game gutted the magic since it was largely unfinished. And unfortunately, the level caps suck and the restoration and illusion schools dont work past low level enemies. Plus the amount of magicka needed to cast some restoration spells is atrocious for the most useful school for gameplay mechanics
Yeah. It’s really a shame. I really hope that ES6 fixes the magic system
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Yeah...." Casted" is not a proper word that is used in the English language Bildo Saggens.... your fired.... Notice: RUclips is NOT flooded with how awesome the Restoration School is.
Yep 😅😅😅 just realized that casted isn’t a word after posting the whole series. Oh well.