Learn everything you need to know about the Blind Path Induction set from the Oathsworn Pit dungeon in ESO with How-to-Get Instructions.
Blind Path Induction
Blind Path Induction Features and Set Bonuses in ESO:
- Name: Blind Path Induction
- Type: Dungeon Set
- Available Armor Weight and Items: Light Armor, Jewelry, Weapons
- Location: Oathsworn Pit
- Requires DLC: Scions of Ithelia
- Armor Set bonuses (Level 50 – CP 160):
- (2 items) Adds 1096 Maximum Magicka
- (3 items) Adds 4% Healing Done
- (4 items) Adds 1096 Maximum Magicka
- (5 items) Increase the strength of your Damage Shields by 13% to you and targets 15 meters of you. Increase your Healing Done by 13% to targets more than 15 meters away from you.
In ESO, Blind Path Induction is a light armor set with five set bonuses. You must wear at least two pieces from the set to activate the first bonus to Critical Chance. Wearing more than five items from Blind Path Induction will not grant you any additional buffs, so most ESO players will wear two five-piece sets and one monster set to get the maximum performance.
The first three bonuses add Maximum magic and more healing, making it a perfect setup for a healer.
The last bonus further increases healing to all allies within 15m of you. Additionally, all spells that apply shields to you or your group will be stronger (can absorb more damage before they break). It’s a set focused on healing. Players who have just started and are still learning the game can sometimes use it for additional survivability.
How to Use Blind Path Induction Set in PvE and PvP?
Overall, ESO Blind Path Induction is an excellent set to use if you are starting and don’t have a lot of competitive healer options. As you progress and gather more gear, you will probably swap it to meta armor sets. Regardless, it provides good healing for beginner healers and will be especially effective with the Arcanist Class, which can easily provide shields to the group.
PvE
Hard Mode and end-game healer role is focused mainly on providing buffs to the group or debuffs, aside from healing. A well-coordinated and experienced group needs less healing and more ways to boost their damage and kill enemies as quickly as possible. As a result, Blind Path Induction won’t find much use in competitive PvE groups.
PvP
PvP Helers that rely on shields to provide survivability for the group will find the 13% shield bonus extremely valuable. In PvP, the more damage you can absorb or “out heal,” the longer you can stay in offense and apply pressure to the enemy. The group will still need a healer with sets like Rallying Cry or Phoenix Moth Theurge. Still, some groups may find the Blind Path Induction set helpful to increase group survivability, especially in more coordinated groups in ESO called “ball groups” as a PvP Arcanist Healer.
Instructions to Get Blind Path Induction Set in ESO
You can get Blind Path Induction armor, weapons, and jewelry from bosses and chests in the Oathsworn Pit dungeon, on any difficulty. Below, you can find how to get specific items from the Blind Path Induction set:
- Chests may drop Blind Path Induction Weapons and Jewelry.
- All Bosses guarantee one body armor set piece per player.
- The Final Boss ensures one Body armor, Weapon, or Jewelry per player.
To enter the dungeon, you need to own the Scions of Ithelia DLC or have an active ESO Plus subscription. Oathsworn Pit is a group dungeon in ESO; you will need a group of four players, preferably one healer, one tank, and two damage dealers. Next, head to the Reach, a cold region in northwest Tamriel. The entrance to the dungeon is north of Druadach Mountains Wayshrine and east of the Deep Folk Crossing.
Each time your group defeats a boss or opens a chest, each player will receive a separate loot containing one random item from sets available in the Oathsworn Pit dungeon. Sets available in Oathsworn Pit dungeon are:
- Tarnished Nightmare (Medium Armour)
- Blind Path Induction (Light Armor)
- Reflected Fury (Heavy Armor)
- The Blind (Monster Set)
Can you Buy or Trade the Blind Path Induction Set in ESO?
You can’t buy Blind Path Induction set items. It’s worth noting that players, for a limited time, may trade the monster helmets and other dungeon-specific sets with each other. However, once the set is bound to the specific player, it can no longer be traded. You also cannot sell monster helmets to players who didn’t take part in defeating the final boss.
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