Poll: What Will Your Skyrim Race Be?

MrPop

New member
May 14, 2009
353
0
0
Well in Morrowind and Oblivion I played as a Khajit thief/hand-to-hand (Who punched Vivec to death which took ages).

I think I'm gonna go for all magic in Skyrim though for a change. Is that High Elf then?
 

Vibhor

New member
Aug 4, 2010
714
0
0
I am gonna be an Imperial or Redguard(depending on their bonuses and skills) because I love longblade
 

Glaive_21842

New member
Dec 21, 2009
357
0
0
Normally i play Redguard, but since its skyrim, I'll prolly roll a Nord. That's if i don't play a Breton mage of course ^_^ (not like I would. They haven't been particularly good in Elder Scrolls...ever).
 

SovietX

New member
Sep 8, 2009
438
0
0
Khajiit all the way. Always played as a Khajiit, kinda bummed this game wasnt set in Elesweyr, Maybe the next one will. I usually play as a spellsword.

DuctTapeJedi said:
You spelt 'Khajiit' wrong on the poll by the way.
 

Trippy Turtle

Elite Member
May 10, 2010
2,119
2
43
argonian because their reptiles..... best possible choice right their. oh and sea, marksman, whatever else helps me to be a bad-ass ninja assassin thief guy.
 
Jun 11, 2008
5,331
0
0
Probably start off with a human(Breton included in that) or dark elf. Then I will move onto something else. What I end up doing in Oblivion is I end up making a character from every race eventually. I think I have clocked at least 20 hours on each race(not that much considering my whole Oblivion lifetime).
 

Rblade

New member
Mar 1, 2010
497
0
0
I was a melee nord in morrowind and my first run of oblivion. so it's very likely I'll be one in skyrimm. They tend to simply have the best raw melee stats
 

Magnesium360

FDA Approved!
Mar 9, 2010
296
0
0
Nord. No question about it. I haven't prperly played a Nord before and Skyrim seems the perfect place to start.
 

Kungfu_Teddybear

Member
Legacy
Jan 17, 2010
2,714
0
1
Country
United Kingdom
Gender
Male
Nord for my first playthrough at least. I've noticed in the Elder Scrolls game's I tend to go the race that goes with the area. In Morrowind I usually went a Dark Elf, In Oblivion I usually went a Human and in Skyrim i'll most likely usually go with the Nord's.
 

mayney93

New member
Aug 3, 2009
719
0
0
high elf's make the best mages, and who can beat a mage? gandalf came back from the dead he was that awesome
 

rutger5000

New member
Oct 19, 2010
1,052
0
0
Depends on what I want to be. If I want to be a mage, then the Bretton / The antroch is the only thing that comes to mind. (I don't see why you would use different combinations).
If I want to be a thief then Bosmer / The steed seems like the path to go.
If I want to create a perfect character then the personality / endurance / merchant bonuses for a imperial with the lovers as a sign is my choice.
I've never been a warrior, but I hear redguards are good for those. (What are the other races for really? I mean I get the darkelf as a decent starting character. But all others?)
 

captainwolfos

New member
Feb 14, 2009
595
0
0
I will probably create a 'I can screw up and explore as much as I like with this character and not care' first time around. And he always ends up being Dunmeri for some reason.

My main character choices solely depend on the lore. So if the Dovahkiin truly is of Septim descent as is implied by the whole DRAGONBORN thing being emblazoned on everything to do with the upcoming game, then probably an Imperial. And I've already picked a name XD

But I'm likely to create at least one character of each race simply to see what the differences are in gameplay, and to change my playing style depending on their abilities.

*EDIT* Oh, and as for classes, I quite like playing as either Knights, Barbarians or Nightblades
 

Sinspiration

New member
Mar 7, 2010
333
0
0
I usually make a Redguard customised for sneaking, lockpicking and all the other espionage type goodies. Plus making use of a bow has always been my favourite thing to do, I can run and shoot, sneak and kill from long distances. In Oblivion I made sure to do mage quests just so I could enchant a bow with +5 Fire, Shock and Ice (or higher if I could manage it), multiply that by Sneak Attack damage multipliers and -everything- is in a world of pain.
 

Magnesium360

FDA Approved!
Mar 9, 2010
296
0
0
How could they be of Septim descent (spoilers) if the last of the Septims dies in Oblivion? And don't say they had a child because he spent all of his life in a Church of The Nine. The whole point of finding him anyway was that he was the LAST of the septims, so there can't be anymore 200 or so years later.