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Guide to Necromage Vampirism

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• BloodBane

  

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  May 4, 2015

  I play console and I will answer this one as best I can Curse!

  From what I can tell... It does "proc" more frequently, but it is too difficult to say. I would assume yes.

  I play console and I will answer this one as best I can Curse!

  From what I can tell... It does "proc" more frequently, but it is too difficult to say. I would assume yes.

• Curse Never Dying

  

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  May 6, 2015

  Thank you for answering my question bloodbane

  Thank you for answering my question bloodbane
• Alendil

  

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  May 7, 2015

  One question (and this will sound rather ignorant), I've heard people on the internet saying that Necromage affects Illusion and Conjuration perks and that you need to get Necromage before getting perks that you want. Is this true? And if it is, which Illusion and Conjuration perks are affected?

  One question (and this will sound rather ignorant), I've heard people on the internet saying that Necromage affects Illusion and Conjuration perks and that you need to get Necromage before getting perks that you want. Is this true? And if it is, which Illusion and Conjuration perks are affected?

• BloodBane

  

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  May 7, 2015

  Ok, this one is a bit more complicated.

  As far as I am aware, Necromage affects Illusion and Conjuration if they are used against the undead "Vampires, Draugur, etc."

  Conjuration vs Undead: Dark Souls, Necromancy.

  Illusion vs Undead: Master of the Mind is required. All Illusion spells will then affect the undead at 25% higher level and increases the duration of the spell by 50%. The Pale Blade can be your test weapon for this. If you are a lower level than a Draugur Deathlord, The Pale Blade should still affect it.

  For Illusion, it's all math and confusion. But if you have a spell that makes a level 25 target flee for 60 seconds (Random numbers off the top of my head here.) that would increase to level 31 targets will flee for 90 seconds.

  Ok, this one is a bit more complicated.

  As far as I am aware, Necromage affects Illusion and Conjuration if they are used against the undead "Vampires, Draugur, etc."

  Conjuration vs Undead: Dark Souls, Necromancy.

  Illusion vs Undead: Master of the Mind is required. All Illusion spells will then affect the undead at 25% higher level and increases the duration of the spell by 50%. The Pale Blade can be your test weapon for this. If you are a lower level than a Draugur Deathlord, The Pale Blade should still affect it.

  For Illusion, it's all math and confusion. But if you have a spell that makes a level 25 target flee for 60 seconds (Random numbers off the top of my head here.) that would increase to level 31 targets will flee for 90 seconds.

• BloodBane

  

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  May 7, 2015

  Glad to be of help whenever I can!

  Glad to be of help whenever I can!

• Albino

  

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  May 7, 2015

  Adding on to this, in other words, Necromage by itself affects the usage of Conjuration and Illusion spells when casted on undead but Necromage Vampirism doesn't add anything special (aside from summoning spells lasting 50% longer). As far as perks in those trees go, nothing is affected.

  Adding on to this, in other words, Necromage by itself affects the usage of Conjuration and Illusion spells when casted on undead but Necromage Vampirism doesn't add anything special (aside from summoning spells lasting 50% longer). As far as perks in those trees go, nothing is affected.

• BloodBane

  

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  May 8, 2015

  Adding onto this. Champion of the Night affects Illusion. This is then added to the total affect after ALL Illusion perks. THEN Necromage takes effect. So an Apprentice level Fear spell affects a Vampire at Level 39. That's more powerful and less costly than "Turn Greater Undead" with Necromage!

  Adding onto this. Champion of the Night affects Illusion. This is then added to the total affect after ALL Illusion perks. THEN Necromage takes effect. So an Apprentice level Fear spell affects a Vampire at Level 39. That's more powerful and less costly than "Turn Greater Undead" with Necromage!

• Tolveor

  

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  May 14, 2015

  Do you have to take fist of steel after NV to for it to take effect?

  Do you have to take fist of steel after NV to for it to take effect?

• Albino

  

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  May 14, 2015

  Yep, same as everything else.

  Yep, same as everything else.

• Tolveor

  

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  May 14, 2015

  and legendary doesnt work right? have to take necro before taking fist first time?

  and legendary doesnt work right? have to take necro before taking fist first time?