Shadow kills give bonuses to unseen attacks. For instance, Assassin's Blade inflicts 300 percent damage when performed on an enemy with low health. Many of the skills in this tree focus on dealing big damage to enemies with low health. The Assassination skill tree focuses on damage dealing in a straightforward manner. You can focus on a single skill tree to maximize that play style, or mix and match between the skill trees to create a Nightblade class that caters to your unique play style. There are three skills trees for the Nightblade: Assassination, Shadow and Siphoning. Nightblade The Nightblade class is the assassin of ESO, but like many other classes, it can be played a variety of ways. Once again, this is a skill that works well for tanking purposes, but due to the heavy damage a Dragon Knight can inflict, this would also work as a ranged DPS ability. It also inflicts a short stun on an enemy. Fiery Reach targets enemies at a distance and pulls them toward the Dragon Knight. Both of these traits are generally considered tanking abilities, but when combined with Fiery Reach, they also work well for ranged DPS. In addition, this provides damage resistance. Spike Armor inflict enemies with physical damage every time they hit the Dragon Knight at close range. In most cases, this is something tanking classes have to do, which is right up the Dragon Knight's alley. It uses a considerable amount of stamina, so you need to pick and choose when to use it. Petrify allows the Dragon Knight to stun an enemy, interrupting a spell or attack. As a tanking class, Petrify and Spiked Armor are two skills that will come in handy. It can dish out a lot of damage no matter how you choose to spec the class, and it's skills offer multiple uses as well.

However, it can also be used as a ranged DPS or a variety of other configurations. Most people will probably use a Dragon Knight as a tank or standard DPS class (damage dealer). Dragon Knight The Dragon Knight is a multipurpose class. We don't have a complete breakdown of every class, but we know a decent amount about the Dragon Knight, Nightblade, Sorcerer and Templar. So far, five classes have been announced: Dragon Knight, Nightblade, Sorcerer, Templar and Warden. As we draw closer to the release, more and more details are beginning to trickle out. The Elder Scrolls: Online is only a few months away.

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