He may have a habit of getting dead bodies, taking their clothes off and dragging them onto the nearest fire...
Your Skyrim character quirks.
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Yeah, I've got the same problem, although I stored my daggers in the nightstand upstairs. Still haven't gotten around to selling them yet...Acrisius said:
Anyways, my character... Well, I have a tendency to mine EVERYTHING I can get. I remember finding this mine full of gold, and I mined it to the point that I was encumbered and I KEPT mining. Needless to say, I'm swimming in gold right now. And I mean ore! Also, you know how power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely? Well, I made myself daedric armor, upgraded it as much as I could (using blacksmith enhanced equipment and the most potent blacksmith potion I could get my hands on) and I enchanted it to reduce the cost of my destruction spells by 100%. So now he looks evil, takes barely any damage (near 800 armor rating), AND is powerful as hell since he can use as many fireballs as he pleases. Not to mention the fact that I got the master spells just last night. Let's just say that my character doesn't give a shit, and I have a feeling I'll be getting more evil with him later on. His bane is magic, though... the armor doesn't do much to protect from that :/
My character walks by random strangers and heals them, he is extremely greedy and steals and takes all coins/jewels/gems he finds, and he uses lightning to zap random wildlife.
I haven't picked it up yet, but I played a friends copy for a couple of hours last week. My character was a Nord, heavily based on the character On-eye from Valhalla Rising
Although I gave him a knotted beard and I forgot the important factor of one bad eye.
in the film One-eye is a mute and never speaks, but I couldn't avoid speaking a little bit in Skyrim, but i tried to pick the shorted responses all the time, which made him turn out to be sort of an asshole. But an asshole with serious morals. I did whatever the guard asked me to do as he helped me out during the dragon attack, however, I left my fellow Nords to fend for themselves (although that was actually a mistake, I wasn't paying attention to the guy/objective indicator and just ran straight into the nearest door I could find).
Although I gave him a knotted beard and I forgot the important factor of one bad eye.
My character has a pile of dead bodies in his basement that he uses for his undead army. If he sees a strong enemy and kills it, he revives it with Dead Thrall (when possible) and keeps it in his basement for the right situation.
my theif/ assasin. is something of a Argonian of honor. only steals from the rich. and only murders those who deserve it. and will abide by her word when she makes a promise
My Imperial Battlemage doesn't fight unless he has to, shuns the robes of his fellow mages in favour of heavy armour, Uses weapons unlike most mages, also he has a preferred trading hub (mostly trades in Whiterun.)
My Orc dude doesn't wear shoes unless he finds a pair with an awesome and really useful enchantment on them.
I swear to God I don't have a foot fetish.
I swear to God I don't have a foot fetish.
If my character doesn't like the way a quest is going--i.e. might damage his general good-guy principles (Namira's cannibal quest for example), he has a tendency to just murder everyone involved in the quest. From a gameplay perspective, I think that's because I don't want a bunch of quests in my journal that I'm never going to finish.
Also, every horse he's ever owned has been killed less than a mile from where he bought it. This has led to him saying "fuck it" and walking everywhere.
Finally, he has a tendency to follow Thalmor patrols until they get to a bridge, at which point he attempts to shout them off all at once, while sparing the prisoner. That's led to some interesting results.
Also, every horse he's ever owned has been killed less than a mile from where he bought it. This has led to him saying "fuck it" and walking everywhere.
Finally, he has a tendency to follow Thalmor patrols until they get to a bridge, at which point he attempts to shout them off all at once, while sparing the prisoner. That's led to some interesting results.
On my new character:
-Day/Night cycle which matches my RL one (doing shit until midnight, then catnap for 8 hours).
-Left-hand dominant.
-Honest work for honest pay. I still steal though... the shinies call to me.
-Wearing normal-people clothes when in town, but I get changed in my room.
-Sitting on chairs whenever possible.
-Day/Night cycle which matches my RL one (doing shit until midnight, then catnap for 8 hours).
-Left-hand dominant.
-Honest work for honest pay. I still steal though... the shinies call to me.
-Wearing normal-people clothes when in town, but I get changed in my room.
-Sitting on chairs whenever possible.
I will pay you an amount of money from 0 to x to put this in a blog.kouriichi said:
My Imperial has a vast collection of soul gems, despite the fact he doesn't even use Soul Trap and rarely enchants.
Oh, and he has to collect any spare arrows that are lying about, even the types that he doesn't use. They don't weigh anything, so why not eh?
Oh, and if his first shot with a bow doesn't kill the elk he was aiming at, he will chase it across half of Skyrim if he has to. He also tend to do different things at different times of the day in game.
If he's going to do a quest (main story or otherwise) he will always return home and wait till morning. Random exploratory wanderings however, must always be done in the dead of night.
Oh, and he has to collect any spare arrows that are lying about, even the types that he doesn't use. They don't weigh anything, so why not eh?
Oh, and if his first shot with a bow doesn't kill the elk he was aiming at, he will chase it across half of Skyrim if he has to. He also tend to do different things at different times of the day in game.
If he's going to do a quest (main story or otherwise) he will always return home and wait till morning. Random exploratory wanderings however, must always be done in the dead of night.
someone get this man a script and an artist. i think we have a skyrim comic in the works. Wait no i must learn how to draw on tablet really soon, we can make THOUSAND OF THOUSANDS! okay mabye hundreds! of! precious! glories! laughter! yes people will love your adventures!kouriichi said:
or mabye a let's play really funny like?
My Dunmer has the curious habit of brewing his weight in Invisibility potions, but never using them "in case I really need them later."