begginer warden dps stamina

[Wolan]

Hello. I'm a new eso player. is it worth to follow the "skills advisor"? I want to build warden with stamina. Should I play with bow or sword? and what should I know about playing warden dps

[Kiss My Ax]

The skill advisor is for new players to eso.It is good but your always free to choose whatever you like

[Psyringe]

The in-game skill advisor is pretty decent. The skills that it selects for you will be useful, and it "knows" some things that are otherwise hard to see (for example, which magicka-based skills can be morphed into stamina-based ones).

My suggestion is: Set the skill advisor to the kind of build you want (stamina DPS in this case), and follow its suggestions, but don't be afraid to also spend skill points elsewhere and experiment. You can get up to 405 skill points in this game, and following the advisor will only use less than 50 of those. You'll also get a scroll for a free total respec at level 45, and can generally respec as often as you want and have some gold to pay for it.

Bow is a good chouce for a stamina warden. You'll get a bear companion fairly early on, and it can tank enemies for you while you pelt them from afar. You'll probably want to learn a melee skill as well for close-quarters combat (dual wield for more damage, 1hand + shield for better survivability), but you can easily do that when you reach level 15 and get your second skill bar.

One thing that many people do, is to have at least one skill from each of your class skill lines in your bar, and wear at least 1 piece of each armor type (light, medium heavy). That way you're leveling up all you class and armor skill lines, which makes it easier to switch things around and experiment later.

[MR.hyde]

wardens are the worst dps class, not unplayable but u will always deal the least amount of dmg in the grp :D they r more suited for tanking