The WORST Perk in EVERY Skill Tree In Skyrim | The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

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  @TypicalPirate55 · 1 year ago (edited) · pinned

  Ok… I get it guys… necromage is a good perk. 😂<br><br>I got so many people in the comments telling me that it helps with vampire builds. I had no idea, since I don’t really play vampire builds that much. I wish it actually told you this In the perk menu. I probably would pick novice healing in that perk tree if I remade the video now.

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  @twistedvtuber9894 · 2 years ago

  For lockpicking, wax key has to be the worst by FAR. By the time you get wax key, you have a high enough skill to just pick every lock relatively easily. And almost every lock in the game stays unlocked permanently after being unlocked, so having a key to it is pointless.<br>The only time it&apos;s even remotely useful is to get a key to a shop you like to rob at night. But most locks on shops don&apos;t go past Adept anyway, so picking them normally is easy already. So there&apos;s literally no point in Wax Key

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  @Alexor715 · 1 year ago

  &quot;Yesss don&apos;t take that useless poison resist perk...&quot;<br>-Chauruses on higher difficulties

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  @Nineball2501 · 1 year ago

  Imagine my frustration running a necromancer build and finding that dwarven automata are immune to frost damage entirely.

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  @Mateusz_S1990 · 2 years ago (edited)

  The worst perk in Restoration isn&apos;t Necromage (others already explained it) but Dual Casting because it drains 40% more magicka (but multiplied by 2, because you use both hands) to get 10% healing bonus.

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  @Nr4747 · 2 years ago (edited)

  The Magic Resistance perk in the Alteration tree is actually insanely useful on legendary difficulty since you&apos;ll want to hit the magic resistance cap of 85% in addition to having a high fire/frost/lightning resistance to resist those effects even more - and, ideally, you&apos;ll want to hit all of those points without having to &quot;waste&quot; too many enchantments on those effects or having to play a Breton. Yes, Spellbreaker is a great help, especially against dragons, and is an all around great item in general, but Orchendor can be very difficult to kill without cheesing the fight for many builds, so having alternative methods of reaching the magic resistance cap is always nice. Plus, I&apos;d argue that the Dual Casting perk is actually a lot worse in the Alteration tree since the &quot;Flesh&quot;-spells are usually just worse than wearing armor anyway, are often not worthing spending all of your magicka on, and not many fights will last long enough to need &quot;overcasted&quot; versions of the &quot;Flesh&quot;-spells anyway.

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  @Ace2014Ace · 1 year ago

  To make poison resistance even worse, you can just enchant for resist magic, because poison counts as a magic effect.

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  @aristo789bravo · 2 years ago

  Aspect of terror increases fire damage as well so i wouldnt see it as the worst

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  @Arnoetear · 2 years ago

  Necromage is the most broken perk in skyrim when you yourself become an undead (vampire) <br>All your perks, pasives, shoutpowers gets boosted.

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  @poporiporo · 2 years ago

  For me, the most useless perks are all the “Master level ////// spells cost 50% less” because master level spells cost so freaking much that no matter if it&apos;s cost is 50% less, it still cost way too much. Master level spells are only usuable with high level enchanting

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  @16pgtips · 2 years ago

  Gets shadow warrior peak, laughs as he walks over pressure plate without setting it off, then hears lydia walk on plate right behind him...😵😵

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  @christofferovergaard6328 · 2 years ago

  Necromage is one of the best perks if you are a vampire because of the amount of stuff that counts as restoration, get this early and bam a lot of your later perks are 50% stronger because it just works

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