Burning Talons – This can allow you some breathing space by immobilizing nearby enemies, thus getting you out of a bind.Since you will most likely be under attack by multiple opponents constantly, you will need this more often. Razor Armor – Get increased armor at the same time as adding physical damage to your attackers.Burning Embers – Not only does this DoT have decent damage, it also heals your when its effect ends.That way, your DPS will not be maximal as it will get interrupted. It is important to remember, however, not to use it when the NPC is about to attack you. Flurry – This can ut down your targets very fast and you can consider this to be your main damage ability.And since Flurry (your second) is quite expensive, you will need this during those times that Flurry is out. Blood Craze – In this setup, this is your main ability.The skills on your ability bar for this build should be: And since the Dunmer (Dark Elf) is the only race with added bonus to experience gain for Dual Wielding, this build works best for them. This build will not only give you good crowd control, self-healing, and survival abilities, it will also ensure AoE damage across the board. If your preferred role is not a tank but you wish to play DK in a group with friends, or if you wish to be a damage dealer and want to play a Dragonknight, your basic go-to is Dual Wield. This is how your ability bar should look like: You should be able to take on very large groups without dying with this build. When you are able to equip some of the higher tier abilities for solo questing, this build is feasible for higher level 40-50+. It includes some killer advice on leveling up, builds, skill rotation, and gold farming. If you happen to be looking for an up-to-date reference for your Dragonknight, I suggest this manual. The info below is a bit out of date as it refers to the beta.

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