Skyrim Character Plans?
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I'll do what I usually do. Be as much like Batman as possible. Except with great spellcasting to make up for a lack of gadgets.
Then I'll probably max out all my skills and only use the Batman-esque ones afterward. I love sneak attacks, ambushing, and causing chaos.
My favorite quest in Oblivion was the Dark Brotherhood quest where you're in a house full of targets and you're supposed to kill them all without being caught.
I'll probably be some kind of vampire.
Then I'll probably max out all my skills and only use the Batman-esque ones afterward. I love sneak attacks, ambushing, and causing chaos.
My favorite quest in Oblivion was the Dark Brotherhood quest where you're in a house full of targets and you're supposed to kill them all without being caught.
I'll probably be some kind of vampire.
Redguard, Swords, heavy armor. He's going have a big beard and is going to murder every NPC he can 
He shall be named Clarence!
He shall be named Clarence!
First character is always my role-playing character. Play through the story, look and act as generic as possible in relation to the setting, that sort of thing. I always like to give them a personality of their own though. I wont do too many side-quests on my first character, maybe the odd few here and there.
Firstly, for my role-playing character I'll be a Nord with a short beard and a glazed eye, who knows little of magic but is a master with his weapons of choice; A two-handed battle axe, and a long-bow. The axe is his main weapon, used for close combat, all-out brawls and the majority of the fighting. The bow is used for sneak attacks, picking off enemies from the shadows while he's still unnoticed. He isn't a sneaky character, but if he has the opportunity to shoot someone who hasn't seen him, he will take it! A hero, he doesn't break the law.
Secondly, I'll make a character who I'll use to play through the side-quests and have as much fun messing around with as possible. A female Bosmer, she knows a few spells that help her with her heists. She mainly uses a short-bow for quick, long-ranged attacks and duel-daggers for when the fight comes up-close and personal. She's red-headed has a scar on her cheek, and she isn't afraid to break a law here and there. She seduces men and steals there things, and is constantly moving towns to avoid guards. She does most of her heists alone, but will do jobs for the Thief's guild now and again.
Wow, I really need this game.
Firstly, for my role-playing character I'll be a Nord with a short beard and a glazed eye, who knows little of magic but is a master with his weapons of choice; A two-handed battle axe, and a long-bow. The axe is his main weapon, used for close combat, all-out brawls and the majority of the fighting. The bow is used for sneak attacks, picking off enemies from the shadows while he's still unnoticed. He isn't a sneaky character, but if he has the opportunity to shoot someone who hasn't seen him, he will take it! A hero, he doesn't break the law.
Secondly, I'll make a character who I'll use to play through the side-quests and have as much fun messing around with as possible. A female Bosmer, she knows a few spells that help her with her heists. She mainly uses a short-bow for quick, long-ranged attacks and duel-daggers for when the fight comes up-close and personal. She's red-headed has a scar on her cheek, and she isn't afraid to break a law here and there. She seduces men and steals there things, and is constantly moving towns to avoid guards. She does most of her heists alone, but will do jobs for the Thief's guild now and again.
Wow, I really need this game.
In the previous game I was an Male Argonian Assassin/Rogue. I'm not doing that again, it got boring fast. This time I have a few options that I'm considering:
A male Nord warrior (It's set in Skyrim after all)
A male Khajit Warrior or mage (I'm a furry, I can't help it >.<)
A male Altmer mage (if I want to be a mage, they're probably the best choice)
A male Nord warrior (It's set in Skyrim after all)
A male Khajit Warrior or mage (I'm a furry, I can't help it >.<)
A male Altmer mage (if I want to be a mage, they're probably the best choice)
considering the only one I played, and am still playing, so far
it will be a green haired argonian thief/assassin
that is, if I get around getting TES 5
it will be a green haired argonian thief/assassin
that is, if I get around getting TES 5
human warrior sword and shield, so block, light armour, blade, restoration, armourer, marksman, speech aggressive magic makes it to easy.
aggressive magic makes it to easy.i dont know, where did you find this information, can you give me a link? empires of that size take more than 200 years to collapse, take a look at the roman empire. the eastern half of it, also known as the byzantine empire, lasted until the 15th century ADmassaffect123 said:
No, I really really really want spears back. And crossbows and shurikens and all the other stuff that was in Morrowind but not Oblivion. One thing that really pisses me off is is developers TAKING THINGS OUT when making sequels. It's just simply wrong.iLeikHip said:
If they do include spears I might make an Argonian hunter type character like I did in Morrowind. Otherwise a warrior/mage (like I make in practically every RPG I play): sword in one hand and a lightning bolt in the other, it's gonna be epic.
Second character I make will probably be a dark elf who sneaks around with a sword.
I'll do the same thing I do with every rpg that annoys the crap out of me. I will first create some sort of warrior about 4 hrs later I will restart and make a mage and then 4 hrs after that I will restart and make a thief sneaky type character rinse and repeat.
Same thing I played as in Oblivion. A Nord who specializes in Heavy Armor, Blade, Block, Destruction, Restoration, Armorer, and Alteration.
Hard to say really. Might go with one of the beast races to see just how bad-ass I can make them without giving myself nightmares.
All I do know is that one of the first things I will be doing is killing someone and then going to sleep. Hopefully, the method for getting noticed by the Dark Brotherhood is the same as in Oblivion.
All I do know is that one of the first things I will be doing is killing someone and then going to sleep. Hopefully, the method for getting noticed by the Dark Brotherhood is the same as in Oblivion.
I'm planning on making a Wood Elf Thief that uses primarily bows and daggers, illusion magic and the new magic runes.
On that note, any word on whether or not there will be non-destruction magic runes? All I've seen so far are fire/frost damaging traps. I want things like paralyze or demoralize as well, basically just more variety than "you step on this, you get hurt". I think using runes for other sneakier effects would be an unholy amount of fun.
On that note, any word on whether or not there will be non-destruction magic runes? All I've seen so far are fire/frost damaging traps. I want things like paralyze or demoralize as well, basically just more variety than "you step on this, you get hurt". I think using runes for other sneakier effects would be an unholy amount of fun.
My first character:
A male Redguard.
Name: ...uh...Kelly Leak
Skills: (Assuming you can pick five favored skills as in Oblivion) Archery, Light Armor, Sneak, Lockpicking, Smithing, Speech, and Alchemy. No magic. I like survivalist-type characters. Between Smithing and Alchemy, I should be able to make lots of money while also being very self-sufficient.
Factions: I can't say for sure, as I haven't become acquainted with the new ones. But it's looking like I'll join the Thieves Guild and Stormcloaks. No Dark Brotherhood for this one. I don't want this character to be a cold-blooded murderer. I might join the Fighter's Guild.
A male Redguard.
Name: ...uh...Kelly Leak
Skills: (Assuming you can pick five favored skills as in Oblivion) Archery, Light Armor, Sneak, Lockpicking, Smithing, Speech, and Alchemy. No magic. I like survivalist-type characters. Between Smithing and Alchemy, I should be able to make lots of money while also being very self-sufficient.
Factions: I can't say for sure, as I haven't become acquainted with the new ones. But it's looking like I'll join the Thieves Guild and Stormcloaks. No Dark Brotherhood for this one. I don't want this character to be a cold-blooded murderer. I might join the Fighter's Guild.
I don't have the exact link, but there is an Elder Scrolls timeline which describes the fall of the Empire. Something along the lines of:brodie21 said:
-Martin dies, Septim line ended, Empire falls into ruin.
-Mass hysteria/uprisings
-Eventually some guy (whose name I cannot remember) is named Emperor by conquest of Tamriel.
Also, this happens over the 200 years so its not particularly as step-by-step as I put it but meh, its something like that. I think it'll be cool to see what kind of Empire this new guy runs. And how that influences Skyrim as a province.
A Nord warrior, maybe with a bit of magic skill on the side.
Not very original, but I want my first Skyrim playthrough to be with what I would imagine Dovakiin would be like.
Not very original, but I want my first Skyrim playthrough to be with what I would imagine Dovakiin would be like.
Bosmer over here too. I'll make him look like an albino (or as much as I can, with the return of Morrowind-style Wood Elf's "Black Eye Syndrome") for the hell of it and specialize in Marksman, Sneak, Security, Acrobatics, Alchemy, Light Armor, and either Mysticism, Illusion, or some other combat style (maybe Hand-to-Hand because it's awesome), then pray to god they haven't changed the skills very much and that I can still use Alchemy to break the gold system.
Failing that being feasible, a Dark Elf and all the evil magic I can conjure. Oh yeah.
As far as factions go? Finish the main storyline, then join ALL the factions. Mage's Guild last because I made my way all the way to Archmage in Oblivion and then killed that one mage during the Thieves' Guild quest for the Arrow of Extrication or whatever and got demoted, and I'm not going through that again. Just in case.
Failing that being feasible, a Dark Elf and all the evil magic I can conjure. Oh yeah.
As far as factions go? Finish the main storyline, then join ALL the factions. Mage's Guild last because I made my way all the way to Archmage in Oblivion and then killed that one mage during the Thieves' Guild quest for the Arrow of Extrication or whatever and got demoted, and I'm not going through that again. Just in case.