These are what spells will be used, aiming to keep as close to the Optimum Magicka Regeneration point as possible = 477 Magicka/Second (0-100% Magicka in 4.39 seconds), for ~93 seconds. However! It is possible to create custom spells that both Fortify Attribute 100points and Fortify Magicka 100 points at the same time. it is not possible to create a custom spell that fortifies both Intelligence AND Willpower. Through dedicated reading and through practical experience healing his often-severed limbs, he has managed to attain 100 Intelligence, 100 Willpower, 100 Restoration skill, and 50 Alteration skill on the Cyrodiilic live-streamed MENSA examination.Ĭustom spells are only allowed to have one of each category of effect on each spell. In his spare time, he reads lots of books.
He likes swinging his Warhammer at passing trolls, and carefully documenting the splatter patterns on the surrounding fauna. Originally posted by A C-Grade Fantasy Novelist:Grug is a grisly, stereotypical Orcish brute, with a keen mind and soft hands. I suppose an interesting question is: Could ANY skilled enough character with ANY gear set achieve a similar effect through buffs and pre-buffs? This character was a Mage Character to begin with, and had 524 Magicka, and 100 Willpower. The example in the guide can achieve this with 7 Pre-Buffs and 12 Long-Term Buffs. So: There needs to be a limited number of buffs, and to save time, they need to be cast straight after each other without stopping.Īround 2100 Magicka / 1100 Willpower seems like a good ratio to me, though this could go lower or higher depending on preference and number of prebuffs/longterm buffs. At the same time, the buff procedure can't drag on for too long, because if it does, there'll be no time to cast anything.
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Combined, all the long term buffs should provide enough of a boost to Magicka, such that basically any long series of High-level spells can be cast without running out of magicka.
The goal is: Near-Infinite Magicka Regeneration for as long as possible. Casting the Long-Term buffs after the 'Timer' runs out, should result in the character having enough Magicka/Willpower to not require casting Prep buffs again. I used 'Fire Shield' as a Timer, because it's not an effect that one would typically buff themselves with, nor could it be received as poison/enchantment damage. The short term buffs are designed to expire mid-way through the longterm buff procedure, but last long enough to make sure that they can all be casted.Ī 'Timer' effect is attached to the first Long-term buff, which will indicate when the series of long-term buffs is about to expire. The principle is basically: Cast a bunch of short-term pre buffs that enhance Magicka and Willpower, then use the boosts from these to cast a series of long-term buffs.
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