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ESO - Stamina Nightblade DW/Bow PVE Build (100k+) - Scalebreaker

Here we have a Stamina Nightblade Dual Wield/Bow PVE build and Iron Atronach Parse for Scalebreaker. If you're looking for the vMA Dagger Rotation:    • ESO - Stamina Nightblade vMA Daggers PVE B...   There have been loads of changes across the board for combat in ESO. I would recommend you to read the relevant patch notes. I am using the Max Stam/Stam Regen food, with 64 points into Stamina for all Stamina Setups in these rotations. This is simply for comparison purposes in this test environment. This Stamina Nightblade rotation is similar to the one that we've all been used, using Surprise Attack as the main spammable. Seeing as the vMA Daggers don't really have a purpose in the Stamblade's execute phase, it's not the biggest surprise that this rotation works pretty well. Note, I parsed with this setup on the Live server, where I have better ping. This can make a slight difference with the Bow Procs. Maybe you can also tell with the slightly better animations. Gear: 5x Relequen Body, 5x Lokkestiiz (2x Daggers shown here, but 1x Axe 1x Dagger is fine), 1x Master's Bow. (See build screenshot for full details). CMX Parse - https://i.imgur.com/yv31Vj1.jpg CMX Build Screenshot (Skillbars, Gear, CPs) - https://i.imgur.com/HQduHyu.png --- Rotation This rotation tries to make the most of the Stamina Nightblade's main themes, which is phases of bursty direct damage. It is a 10-second rotation because Arrow Barrage, Poison Injection, Rending Slashes and Consuming Trap are each 10 seconds long. The minimum backbar rotation is: Arrow Barrage - Poison Injection. Usually, you will have to apply the Shades and Barbed Trap every other rotation on average. I have used Leeching Strikes here since Surprise Attack has a slightly higher stamina drain than Rapid Strikes as a spammable and I have also decided to bash more. The minimum front bar rotation is Rending Slashes - Consuming Trap. If you have Bow Procs ready, go for it. The rest of your front bar time should be spent spamming Surprise Attack. Incap Strike should be used timely, to provide you with the maximum burst. To make the most of it, usually, it will be one of the first skill to be used on your front bar. Then follow it up with re-application of your Rending and Soul Trap as soon as possible, if you haven't already, and also fit in as much Surprise Attack and Bow Procs as you can. In execute, it is worth casting Rending Slashes and Soul Trap if you will get a full duration of them. The best time to cast your Incap, is with these DOTs up, and following the Incap up with a series of Killer's Blade casts. In short fights, you may expect that casting all of your DOTs prior to reaching 25%, then just doing the classic Killer's Blade spam may be worth it. On your last rotation, if you anticipate 5 or more seconds of pure Killer's Blade spam at the end, then it is worth it to at least reapply Poison Injection if it runs out, for one last berserker proc and the Master's Bow damage, before continuing to execute. For Maarselok, you will need to Bash once every 7 or more seconds to proc its effect. Proposed Static Rotation: Start (setup and the starting burst): Shade - Leeching Strikes - Relentless Focus - Barbed Trap Part 1 (with incap) Arrow Barrage - Injection Incap - Rending - Soul Trap - Spam - Spam - Spam - Spam - Spam Part 2 (without incap) Arrow Barrage - Injection - Barbed Trap - Shade - Leeching Strikes (if needed) Rending - Soul Trap - Spam - Spam - Spam - Spam (this last one if you didn't cast leeching) Spam = Bow Proc or Surprise Attack or refreshing Relentless Focus (every three parts) Thanks for reading. Let me know what you think in the comments! --- Music used Someday - by Jonny Easton Link:    • Dramatic Piano Music - Someday - Royalty Free   Check out his channel Link:    / jonnyeaston