ESO Solo Werewolf Build for PVE – U50 Updated✅

Welcome to the ESO Solo Werewolf Build. The build is optimized for solo play in Overland, Dungeons and Arenas.

The Solo Werewolf Build has high damage and healing to get you through any content without trouble!

Table of Contents:

• Solo Werewolf Setup
  • Gear
  • Skills Werewolf
  • Skills Human
  • Class Mastery Passives
  • Champion Points
  • Important Info (Food, Mundus, Race, Potions, Passives, Attributes)
• Resource Management

If you want a group-focused max DPS Werewolf build please check out the “Claws” Werewolf Build! You can also find all Class setups in the Claws build, whereas here we just focus on the Werewolf part of things! If you are looking for an introduction to Werewolf, I recommend checking out the very detailed Werewolf, everything you need to know guide!

Here is a quick list of the strengths and weaknesses of the ESO Solo Werewolf Build.

Solo Setup Werewolf Build for ESO

Now, let us take a look at the actual Solo Werewolf Build setup.

5x Savage Werewolf, 5x Briarheart, 1x Swarm Mother, 1x Pale Order with the Hearty Garlic Corn Chowder.

Gear Setup

This gear setup provides a mix of damage and healing sets.

• Ring of the Pale Order is the most powerful healing item set in the game, it is a must have.
• Briarheart is great as it adds extra healing to the Solo Werewolf Build. However, if you want to opt for a more damage-oriented set, you can go for it.

Gear	Set	Weight	Trait	Enchantment
Chest	Savage Werewolf	Medium	Divine	Stamina
Belt	Savage Werewolf	Medium	Divine	Stamina
Shoes	Savage Werewolf	Medium	Divine	Stamina
Pants	Savage Werewolf	Medium	Divine	Stamina
Hands	Savage Werewolf	Medium	Divine	Stamina
Head	Slimecraw	Light	Divine	Stamina
Shoulder	Briarheart	Medium	Divine	Stamina
Necklace	Briarheart	Jewelry	Bloodthirsty	Increase Physical Harm
Ring	Ring of the Pale Order	Jewelry	Bloodthirsty	Increase Physical Harm
Ring	Briarheart	Jewelry	Bloodthirsty	Increase Physical Harm
Mainhand	Briarheart	Dagger	Charged	Glyph of Flame
Offhand	Briarheart	Dagger	Charged	Glyph of Poison
Backbar	Any	Any	Any	Any

 

Where can I get the gear?

Slimecraw: Wayrest Sewers 1 (veteran mode)
Ring of the Pale Order: Antiquities System
Briarheart: Wrothgar or Guildstores
Savage Werewolf: Moon Hunter Keep Dungeon

There is an unique Dagger for Briarheart that you can acquire from a quest in Wrothgar. Next to the Icy Shore Wayshrine, talk to a guy called Eshir and follow his questline. If you do this on two characters, you will get two daggers. You will have to re-trait them, though, with the transmute station.

Solo Werewolf Skills

Skill Explanation

• Light Attacks: Light Attacks should always be used between abilities; they deal a lot of damage and apply a bleed damage over time effect on the enemy.
• Rip and Tear: Your spammable, deals massive damage and heals you.
• Bloodclaws: Strong damage over time effect and also heals.
• Feral Pounce: Strong direct damage and also applies a DoT.
• Hircine’s Rage: Buff that boosts your damage and gives you Major Brutality/Sorcery and Minor Berserk while slotted.
• Ferocious Roar: Buff that places Feeding Frenzy synergy for allies to increase damage. While slotted, it gives you Major Prophesy/Savagery.
• Berserker: While transformed, you gain Major Berserker and your LA/HA apply bleed damage. Also generates “Fury” that can be activated for even more extra damage.

Human Form Skills

You can use whatever skills you want for this Solo Werewolf Build. If you want more guidance, I recommend following the skill layouts of the ESO Werewolf Group Build. The main difference comes from what sets we use that support us with self-healing between the Group and Solo Werewolf Build.

• Nightblade Skills
• Sorcerer Skills
• Templar Skills
• Dragonknight Skills
• Warden Skills
• Necromancer Skills
• Arcanist Skills

Class Mastery

Class Mastery is a new system designed to help pure-class builds perform better. Most Class Mastery passives don’t work in Werewolf form. However, there are some exceptions; pick these for your Solo Werewolf Build with whatever class you are using:

Nightblade:

• An Eye for Exploitation
• Above and Beyond

Sorcerer:

• Static Reverberation
• Calculated Defense (Can be activated with Ferocious Roar)

Templar:

• Judgment’s Brand
• Steadfast Candescence

Dragonknight:

• Inexorable Descent

Warden:

• Wild Adaptation
• Green-Keeper’s Hide

Necromancer:

• Pound of Flesh

Arcanist:

• None

Champion Points

Below you can find the Champion Points setup for this build. Work your way from top to bottom in your allocation. For more information on Champion Points, please visit the Champion Points Overview Page on ESO-Hub.com.

Hovering over each perk will give you insights on what it does. Presets are also provided for each of the allocations below.

Click the tab below to open the allocation.

Important Info for Solo Stamina Werewolf Build PvE

Buff-food

Now that sustain is super easy in Werewolf form, we can opt for a dish that pushes our Max Stamina as high as possible.

Hearty Garlic Corn Chowder
(Corn, Garlic)

Alternatively, you can also use Artaeum Takeaway Broth or Dubious Camoran Throne.

For more information on all buff food and drinks I recommend visiting the Buff Food and Drink Overview Page.

Mundus Stone

For more information on Mundus Stones, please visit the Mundus Stone Overview Page.

The Thief Mundus Stone (Increased Critical Hit Rate)

Race

All stamina-based races work with this setup. More about each race can be found on the racial overview page.

Dark Elf
Khajiit
Orc
Redguard
Imperial
Wood Elf
Nord
Argonian
High Elf

Potions

You can either use the Essence of Health or the Crown Store potions that provide you with all 3 stats. We are using tri-stat potions because we need the stamina, magicka and health. The stamina is used for our damage abilities, block and dodge roll. Magicka is used for support abilities such as Hircine’s Rage.

Essence of Health
(Max Health, Max Stamina, Max Magicka)
(Columbine, Mountain flower, Bugloss)

Passives

Make sure to have all the Werewolf Passives: Insatiable Hunger, Master of the Chase, Blood Rage, Feral Cruelty, Shadow of the Bloodmoon, Call of the Hunt.