Magicka Templar Build PvE “Beamplar” Dragon Bones DLC

Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Changes from the previous version
• Resource Management
• Trials & Dungeons Setup
  • Melee
  • Ranged
  • Champion Points
  • Important Info
• Rotation
• Maelstrom Arena
• Update Log

Introduction

Welcome to the Magicka Templar Build PvE “Beamplar” for Elder Scrolls Online. Make sure to bookmark the link as I will keep updating the build for each new Update of ESO. The “Beamplar” build is made for PvE Trials, Dungeons and Maelstrom Arena. There will be different sections, with small adjustments so you can use the build both in a group or solo.

You will find two different setups for this build, a ranged and a melee build. I decided to put both versions up because Magicka Templars (along with Magicka DKs) still suffer from the problem that they can not compete with Stamina in melee positions. So I want you to understand what both the best options are for a melee and a ranged setup. You will also just need minor tweaks to change from ranged to melee and the other way around.

• High Single Target (ST) amage
• High Area of Effect (AoE) Damage
• Good sustain
• Easy survivability due to magicka shield
• Trials, Dungeons & Maelstrom Arena

Changes from the previous version

You now have the choice of a melee or a ranged setup. Added and updated CP. added melee and ranged rotation. Updated Passives.

Resource Management

With only a few tweaks you can make sure to have good sustain, I will also tell you how you can find your own “sweetspot” for sustain. This patch we are using Channeled Focus which helps already a lot with sustain and it also gives us Spell & Armor resistance on top of that. Now the last big thing that you can choose on your own to tweak your sustain, Magicka Recovery Glyphs. I felt I reached good sustain with 1 Recovery Glyphs. However, if you think your sustain is still not where you would like it to be, then try with  two Magicka Recovery Glyphs and then you should definitely be good to go. Heavy Attacks are also a great tool to restore resources, while we not really need them for this build, if you really get into a situation where you dry out, use one or two heavy attacks! Witchmothers Brew is also an good option, just make sure to adjust your health value.

• Channeled Focus
• Drain Magicka Poisons
• Magicka Recovery Glyph
• Heavy Attacks
• Witchmothers Brew

Trials & Dungeons Setup

Spellpower Potion & Spelldmg Enchant was active when I took the screenshot.

Melee Setup

Ranged Setup

Beginner Setup

Where can I get the gear?
Julianos: Craftable
Moondancer: Maw of Lorkhaj
Valkyn Skoria: City of Ash 2
Magnus Gift: Craftable
Willpower: Imperial City Vaults/ Guildstore
Asylum: Asylum Sanctorium
Zaan: Scalecaller Peak

Championpoints

Championpoints [720 CP]

The Ritual
75 Thaumaturge
The Attronarch
25 Master-at-Arms
The Apprentice
56 Elemental Expert, 52 Elfborn, 32 Spell Erosion
The Shadow
37 Tumbling, 37 Shadow Ward
The Lover
75 Arcanist, 49 Tenacity
The Tower
42 Warlord
The Lord
20 Bastion
The Lady
49 Hardy, 49 Elemental Defender, 48 Thick Skinned
The Steed
66 Ironclad, 8 Spell Shield

Championpoints [300 CP]

Important Info for Magicka Templar Build PvE

Here you can find information about what race, buff-food, potions & poisons you want to use. I also do list all the passives that you need for this setup.

Buff-food

Witchmothers Brew (Max Health, Max Magicka, Magicka Recovery)

Mundus Stone

The Apprentice (Increased Spell Damage)

Race

Altmer
Darkelf (Recommended)
Breton

Potions

Spell-Crit Potions
(Spell-crit, Spell Damage, Magicka)
(Cornflower, Ladys Smock, Water Hyacinth)

In case you are still unsure on how to mix the ingredients together, you can check out a alchemy simulator here: Alchemy Simulator 

Passives

• Aedric Spear: All passives
• Dawns Wrath: All passives
• Restoring Light: All passives
• Destruction Staff: All passives
• Light Armor: All
• Heavy Armor: Juggernaunt Passive
• Vampire (optional): Supernatural Recovery, Undeath, Dark Stalker
• Fighters Guild: All
• Mages Guild: All
• Undaunted: All
• Racial: All
• Alchemy: Medicinal Use

I highly recommend being a Vampire for the extra 10% Magicka and Stamina recovery!

Rotation

Melee

Make sure Channeled Focus is always on the ground to get the extra Magicka Recovery.

Blockade of Fire/Shock > Light Attack > Blazing Spear > Light attack > Purifying Light > Weapon Swap
Reflective Light > Light Attack > Puncturing Sweeps > Light attack > Puncturing Sweeps > Light Attack > Weapon Swap
Restart

Use Radiant Oppresion from 25% or lower boss HP.

Ranged

Make sure Channeled Focus is always on the ground to get the extra Magicka Recovery.

Blockade of Fire/Shock > Light Attack > Blazing Spear > Light attack > Purifying Light > Weapon Swap
Light Attack > Force Pulse > Light Attack > Force Pulse > Light Attack > Force Pulse > Light Attack > Reflective Light > Weapon Swap
Restart

We use Reflective light as last skill before we weapon swap to backbar, because if we use the Asylum Staff and we would weapon swap the Force Pulse the Status effects of the Staff would not get applied. Therefore to prevent this, I put Reflective Light there.

Use Radiant Oppresion from 25% or lower boss HP.

Maelstrom Arena

Update Log

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