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Paralyze stuns the enemy. Which would be nice if the other 2 skills didn't already do that. It's a completely redundant skill, and you're better off going with Suicide or Betrayal. Untold was kind enough to turn it into a damage amp (Think EO4's Star Drop, but stronger) as well as stunning the target. Betrayal is only useful against mobs, and you can probably just kill them with Poison or something else. It doesn't do anything if there's only one enemy on the field. Suicide is probably the only skill actually worth taking since it actually scales, and using it on a boss or FOE will help end the fight faster.

Witchtree Branch - Yes, repeating this one from before, but with how spammable Dark Orb is, it can be worth it to have the fastest staff. Especially since a +10 Branch is stronger than a +3 Sunset Staff. Also of note is beastifcation, a transformation of werewolves under the full moon that gives them physical abilities on par with a falna.

Through the Ashlands of Morrowind, across the shifting sands of The Alik’r, against the dread armies from the Oblivions Gates - we have fought. We are the forsaken, betrayed, sons and daughters of Chaos. By the Light and by the might of the righteous, the first strike belongs to us and the last strike is all that our enemies see."

Climax - Costs ALL of your souls and needs at least 5,000 for max damage. What you get in return is the single most powerful spell in the game hands down. This thing can easily one shot players and take big bites out of boss health bars. Hexe rs have mastered the art of slaying the undead and often sell those skills for coin or other riches. Silver Greatsword + Fire Enchantment + Stendarr’s AuraBalance and group fun will always have priority over individual drives. If a character becomes overwhelming, nerfing might occur. It is okay for a fighter to have the highest damage output, it is okay for a mage to have some OP spells, it is not okay for one character to dominate every fight or every interaction. The dungeon master will try to ensure everyone has a moment to shine (a rogue will have opportunities to use his stealth, a bard to sing his songs, a fighter to bash some bad guys head in). Restoration: The Hexer makes use of both demonfire and holy light to disintegrate the undead vermin which he relentlessly hunts. Restoration is a great skill for just about any build, but for The Hexer it is especially useful as you will be making use of healing spells and anti-undead spells alike. Twisted Barricade - Basically the same effect as a spell parry shield, but has about a full second of active frames. Or you could just dodge. Magic power being gathered can be felt by others during casting and leaves remnants afterward. As such it's difficult to use magic stealthy. Hunts: Laid to Rest, The Man Who Cried Wolf, The Wolf Queen Awakened, Ancestral Worship, Evil in Waiting.

Some spells have a magic circle made of light that appears underneath the caster and can determine the range of the spell, give the user knowledge of what's inside, and -working in conjunction with skills- increase the power of others inside it or absorb magical energy in the air. The 'mage development ability creates a magic circle any time that adventurer is using magic as well as increases control and power over magic. The Hexers of Tamriel are a faction of scourge-hunters who where founded by The Legendary Argomond HexerLord almost four hundred years ago. The origins of the faction remain largely in shadow, though it is know that only those who have suffered major losses from dremora, undead or other abominations are allowed to join. Once accepted into the cult, a Hexer must undergo extensive training, ruthless mental and physical conditioning, and mysterious rituals that forge individuals bent on revenge into master weapons of war.” This curse decreases all enemies' defenses. What this does is multiply the damage an enemy takes from all 6 elements by a certain amount. At level 1 it decreases their defenses by 5% while costing 8 TP. At level 5 it decreases their defenses by 17% while costing 12 TP. At level 10 it decreases enemies' defenses by 32% while costing 17 TP. Also worth noting are falna given 'skills' that can have magic like effects such as sensing allies within a set distance, these can also be powered by 'mind', really only different in that the effects are always applied to the user, less direct, sometimes passive and do not require a chant.

Carve the name of the person you’re hexing — or, in the case of a healing group hex, you can be more general (i.e. “survivors of sexual assault”) — into the candle using something pointy. If you’re feeling advanced, you can create your own magical symbol or sigil. 4. Light the candle More of a focus on stories and characters, less of a focus on fighting/metagaming/loot. Fighting will still be a component but will primarily serve to advance the story and add danger, excitement and sense of accomplishment. Focus on communal story building Roleplay: Roleplaying as a Hexer is a very rewarding experience in Skyrim, the code of life is simple, inspired by that of Witchers and Demonhunter, but with a Tamrielic twist; there are a ton of undead-hunting quests and with Dawnguard you have an entire faction to follow. Besides, The Hexer is not wholly good, far from in fact, and therefore you are in no way obliged to follow the law. Hexers are also known to be power-hungry, constantly seeking more destructive ways to defy the Daedric princes and slay their minions. All in all you should strive to find a balance between good and evil when playing a Hexer. The most useful status effects to take are probably Torpor, Evil Eye, and Corrupt. Blind and Paralysis aren't really useful statuses to inflict on an enemy. Torpor completely disables them, and lets your party set up while the enemy sleeps. The Curse status isn't useful by itself, but a War Magus can take advantage of cursed enemies by hitting them with Cursecut, restoring their TP, and then they can Transfer that TP to a party member, essentially giving the party infinite TP. As for Terror, bosses and FOEs don't resist that status effect as much as any other ailment. It's also great when used with one of these next three skills, but even though bosses and FOEs don't resist Terror that much, the chances for the status effect landing aren't that great. Still, if you do land it, these next three skills can be helpful.

Destruction: Destruction is used in conjunction with aspect of terror for some truly devastating flame cloaks and “demonfire” destruction spells. Serving as The Hexers secondary DPS skill, destruction will focus only on fire damage and the use of flame cloaks in melee combat for a super powerful aura of death. Wine gods can create alchohol so perfect that a sip will temporarily drive you mad with an addictive effect like cocaine, or make non alcoholic drinks that will get you completely drunk. Ouranos' divine authority is so strong that him constantly praying keeps certain monsters from spawning above the lower floors, and any from leaving the dungeon. Fear is a slightly special ailment. I don't have a lot to say about enemy resistances to it on the whole, but what I can say is that while fear is a chance for an enemy to not act, it also lets you control enemies through the three skills listed below.Weapons: Silver Greatsword and Skyforge Steal- / Nordic Greatsword with fire damage + absorb stamina - Much like a Witcher, The Hexer makes use of two swords: one for dealing with undead and another for humanoids, beats and what have we not. Both weapons will be enchanted with absorb stamina, so that The Hexer has no need to invest a single point therein. Of course, the box also contains two balanced armies of psychic behemoths – the Daemon-hunting Grey Knights, and the masters of Tzeentch’s magical legacy, the Thousand Sons. If you get an account through #wiki-account-request, you’ll get a standard wiki account. The differences between these and those provided to Wiki Team members are: What better way to fight the unholy, than to engulf yourself in their own demon-charged flames and watch them burn whilst you flood the battlefield in fire? Aspect of Terror + Fire Breath + Flame Cloak + Flames They're known as Curse Makers in Japan, and they're all about inflicting status ailments and binds on the enemies. Hexers operate by disabling enemies and just making things inconvenient for the monsters in the Labyrinth.