When you transform, besides special equipment, nothing is added to you character in the form of enchantments. I'm not sure if the magika regen from mage robes augments magika regen from sunlight weakness but i prefer a bit of light armor to robes, i can just disenchant a cultist robe or something then apply it to light armor, if i decide to get some enchanting done, it would work best if you get your max gear, smith to 100 and then make it exquisite status or higher, then make smithing legendary and get enchanting up with the points that were in smithing, if you really want to put that much effort into it.
A character that was made with the intention of being a vampire is highly superior in my opinion over a werewolf. Vampires get a mist form that is invulnerable and regens all stats. They are more useful for running away from a high level mob than fighting it. I also know there is one major weakness to werewolves, late game gameplay, they get destroyed by high level enemies, and they have no ranged attacks. I generally love playing a Dark Elf mage putting perk points into Destruction, Light Armour, Restoration (up until usually "Respite"), the Vampire tree (Obviously), Illusion (personal preference, I like getting enemies to fight eachother) and sneak if i have any left, but i usually just get a few points in sneak to make me harder to detect. It's more of a thing that can be annoying if you don't intend to become one. Given that you can also be in stage four and not attract hostility from npc in towns in DawnGuard is an added bonus. This also stacks with the Restoration perk "Recovery(2)" which give 25% magika regen increase on first point and 50% on the second point. Your blood trait basically negates stage four vampirism's weakness to fire giving you the standard damage received as other races, and alligning yourself with the Standing Stone "The Lady" as mentioned in the article on vampirism will give you health and magika regen depite the Weakness to Sunlight effect. The best setup I can see is having DawnGuard and siding with the vampire clan while playing as a Dark Elf mage. Honestly besides preference, it also depends on how you set up your character. RP wise, I only went for the dawnguard once with my paladin character, otherwise I never do it as I am never an archer (bows I use do a bulk of their damage as enchantment damage, which already ignores armor, so the crossbows ain't all that useful to me).
WHAT IS VAMPIRE SAVIOR 2 PLUS
Plus also because I usually have 1200 magicka on average. Summon gargoyles allow you to drain them for life (I never run out of magicka, due to ridiculously large pool along with ridiculously high regeneration).
The added blink (bats), invincibility (mist form), temporal control (slow time), detection toolkit (detect all creatures) also add a lot of utility, allowing you to control the battlefield. I'll stick with the VL because ranged attacks and waterwalking, as well as vampiric grip, the strongest disabling spell in game.
However a WW, when power attacking, will hit 3 times in rapid succession, so DPS woulld go up. Werewolf attacks will max out at 160, as you'll go for the ring that gives regen.
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