The Elder Scrolls Online's Nightblade is considered by some to be the best PvP class ESO offers, though there are plenty of skills that make it decent as a Support PvP party member too. The only ability shared between the two is Mystic Siphon – the build also makes use of the Mother's Sorrow and Medusa sets to maximize damage output. The back bar uses Unstable Wall of Elements, Unnerving Boneyard, Harness Magicka, and Necrotic Potency to let the Necromancer self-buff and support their party in a damage-oriented manner, alongside the Glacial Colossus ultimate to take threat off the player. The main bar uses the DPS abilities Mystic Orb, Skeletal Arcanist, Richochet Skull, and Stalking Blastbones alongside the ultimate ability Shooting Star. RELATED: Things World Of Warcraft Classic Does Better Than The Elder Scrolls Online (& Things It Doesn't) The "Curse" build gives the Necromancer not one, but two Destruction Staffs to use, effectively dual-wielding the same Destruction Staff with two completely separate ability bars in one of the most interesting ESO PvP builds. The "Curse" build from AlcastHQ takes full advantage of this damage-oriented skillset. With that said, it tends to strive particularly strongly at DPS thanks to the number of skills available to the class that outrank other classes. The Necromancer is a class able to take on any of the three classic dungeon-crawling party roles, being fully skilled at the DPS, Tank, and Support roles equally. That isn't to say there isn't some overlap, though, and some powerful PvE builds are just as good, if not better, for PvP combat – especially when taking on Cyrodil with a group rather than on one's own. Each class variety of builds have their own strengths and weaknesses, but at the end of the day, ESO PvP builds are made to excel at this one aspect of the game, whereas PvE builds are designed for dungeons. Updated Octoby Erik Petrovich : When it comes to the ESO best PvP class 2021 has to offer, each of the game's six choices has a number of builds tuned specifically for the task of killing other players. Some builds, though, clearly outshine others. There's just as much variety in player builds as there is room to roam the Imperial City's surroundings. Cyrodiil is just as big as it was in the fourth Elder Scrolls game, though. It's a different system to other MMOs because PvP takes place entirely in one location in ESO.
RELATED: Elder Scrolls Online: Reasons The MMORPG Is Still Worth Playing The game's PvP system takes place in Cyrodiil, the setting for The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, and is built around the Alliance War. The map features just about the entirety of the continent of Tamriel, including familiar locations from the mainline Elder Scrolls games. The Elder Scrolls Online is an expansive game.
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