DeathBrand armor or my Dragonbone legendary enchanted armor

[Laku]

these are the following enchantments


boots - 40% one handed dmg increase, 46% frost resistance
helmet - bows do 40% more dmg, water breathing
armor - fortify health and stamina, health and stamina increased by 62
gauntlets - 40% one handed dmg increase , bows do 40% more dmg


Plez help m8

[Geek]

What is your choice of armor skill ?
Deathbrand is light armor while Dragonbone is heavy... not the same thing.

[Laku]

i know that....I guess ill just use the dragonbone armor.....Also im looking for quest mods

[Fellow]

Isnt daedric armor better than dragonbone?

[Laku]

Originally posted by Fellow:

Isnt daedric armor better than dragonbone?

it isnt

[Grathagis]

once you reach the armor cap, it really does not matter what you wear. so go for looks

[bertysk]

My favorit armor is that white ancient falmer armor from dawnguard. The one on the end of the auriels bow quest from that vampire white elf 'boss'

[Solomon Hawk]

Once I can forge it, I actually prefer Dragonscale armor.

[Docsprock]

Wear one set, see what your armor rating is, then switch and check the other out.

[Bomb Bloke]

Originally posted by GameHunter:

Originally posted by Fellow:

Isnt daedric armor better than dragonbone?

it isnt

In terms of heavy armor defensive values, daedric trumps everything.

http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Armor#Heavy_Armor

[DrSuperEvil]

Only use deathbrand if you crafting skills are pathetically low. Late game you can make 43-70% enchantments on armor. If you go a Breton start magic and elemental resistance is not a problem. If going necromage + vampirism your weapon imporovements can be +87% when equiped. Also will you be using both bow and 1h weapons in equal measure. Increased health and stamina regen rate is often better than increased capacity.