Until you shot an arrow to the knee.

I used to be an archer like you until i took a look into mage roleplay

Whenever I play Skyrim and I actually stick with it until I’m like level 50 something or Whatever I choose the place style as a Sneaky archer tank, So whenever I’m far away I can unleash devastating sneak attacks with arrows and also when I’m up close and get found out I can also tank massive damage while also dealing massive one-handed damage, And if I really need to I unleash my two handed skill which is slightly stronger than my one-handed but I normally hold off until that is my last resort because it makes me very slow And it makes me take more damage but that is fine because at that level in the game I would normally have 30+ of the highest healing potions and probably over 60 of the highest stamina potions so I can just keep getting health back and keep taking while dealing massive damage and if I really end up taking too much damage and I end up using all my health potions I can get out of the sight of the Anime and sneak and then if I need to again get to a far enough away position and just start using my bow again which can pretty much one shot any bandit level

@@guyjackson1839 Sir, this is a Wendys

Stealth Archer is boring. Try a unique custom build and have fun.

Managed to unknowingly do the same, wasn't even my first character, that one had just missed references to ol' one-eye.

Tbh, it could be cool to imagine an Olaf being sent down to correct the name of the original

Sadly I never got to finish that playthrough, someone nicked the disc and I started again when I bought it again. But I like to think I would have been highly amused at the Bards college quests

Next up a female Breton acting as a personification of Talos (the gods have a fickle sense of humour).

This is Olaf, and this is Olaf, this is Olaf, this is Olaf, and this is Olaf, and this is Olaf, this is Olaf, this is Olaf and uh, yep, this is Olaf. And I'm Garten!

s a m e

@WoodPileDenmark BRUH,, THAT IS SO GENIUS LMAOOO

Literally me I create a character and play it for like, a day

MatthiMFS MFS fr I’ve made the most unique characters and stopped playing before I even get to level 10

SAMEEE

Clothes and a self-made mace?

Sims: Elder Scrolls Edtition

I did a very similar thing as a hunter/Smith before hearthfire. I married sylgia and moved in with her at shore stone super early on. Went out hunting, mining, then smithed up what I managed to find. It was really fun until all the stuff I made disappeared since sylgia's house isn't safe storage.

@@blacklight9117 That Sylgia, man...But don't blame yourself, everyone that marries young gets skinned in the divorce.

It kind of sucks though because you just sell them to vendors so that they can “sell them to others” and you being a smith has no impact on the game.

Running around with the wabbajack?

How does your character feel about Honningbrew Mead?......

@@royriley6282 Not the bees!

@@Avrysatos He never misfiled anything.

I love it 😀

What better way to annoy godlike beings than ALL OF THEM having a claim on your soul when you die? Let the infighting begin!

@@DivineFalcon only nocturnal has claim on your soul, if you become nightingale

@@Renkurb Akatosh.

@@60sspider-man29 i meant from daedra

@@Renkurb I'm tired man I'm sorry lol

I'm the 69th like, you're welcome.

This one*

More like: This one is in danger.

Don't you mean "This one's in danger."? (Sorry, someone already said it)

...or, you could take this bow. Might take 'em by surprise.

Most name brand bars and soaps are classified as synthetic detergent. *faints* It's not even real soap!

I got a beer commercial 😂

Lmao i got an Armani ad

@@sonderhaven7399 Me to I could drink some mead right about now 🍻

Then there's this moment of temptation where Mehrunes Dagon says - "Plan your strategy!"

I do this too when I go back to my house in Solitude or one of the other holds I’m a Thane in and I go to the Jarl’s longhouse or the palaces and stand there by the Jarl. Then I go to the market to buy food and go home to eat and sleep. Then I woke up in an abandoned shack.

Dude, yes. My Argonian named Flame-Within-Gem has this thing where he only wants to make armor and materials from things he harvests or mines himself. So the restriction allows me to only buy supplies such as food or maybe small gear improvements for my followers. It's interesting to also walk from time to time and take the world in. I have a bunch of immersion mods and the random event encounters have been increased so my adventures are always unpredictable but fun.

Your supposed to use your imagination like that.

Yo there's a thief mask mod that makes it so that when mask on, you do things as the masked thief concealing your identity really useful when doing dirty jobs or rping as a thief or assassin.

@@samoanj8081 could you tell us what the mod is called? It seems interesting!

Me: plays an Argonian Ice Mage named Blizzard-Lizard-Wizard

Don’t hold it against yourself. Let it go.

i understand. i played a whole play through with an orc with major wood elf bow skills and never used a two handed weapon.

Bro.... I have a character name Elsa! Lol #skyrimforlife

Tbf Elsa isn’t a bad Nord name. I mean you have Hans and Christophe or however you spell it, those sound pretty Nordic.

I second that motion! 👆

They should try making this game soooo "fun to play" on a Trash PlayStation. Get ready to laugh so hard your trees don't even move with a 4b wind mod.

I know exactly what you mean it’s almost frightening

Wow, I never thought I would see someone else with that mindset. Too mnay people believe that, imo creates more problems then it solves.

You like using cards you were dealt , try hearthstone. A online card game based on a rpg

Oh my gosh pfftt

It prevented him from taking fall damage. In actual Skyrim, if you paralyze yourself with netch jelly, while you are paralyzed, you will not take fall damage.

@@beanface7408 that was the joke

I paralyze one, shout them off a cliff and watch them breakdance high speed in thin air lmao

@@irisinthedarkworld oh it’s you from the lyle shnub comment section

Embrace it. I'm 54 and still do it.

51 and coming up with all kinds of stories, I make no apologies for enjoying the RPG games 👍

I'm 25 and doing the same thing lol no shame. I just started playing DnD for the first time as well!

Im 33 and been doing it for year's, and been a police officer in Venezuela I have to maintain a reputation of a hard-ass, luckily most of the people I know are not into skyrim and do not speak English, so my secret is safe here.

I feel young now. Im fifteen and i want to make the best roleplay i can

ha ha

That's a pretty interesting way to go about ending a corrupted save.

Unceremonious death for the legendary Dragonborn wouldn’t you say?

Wow that’s actually smart

You have no idea the happiness I feel knowing other people do this my dark elf character "Died" in the bulwark prison cell XD

If it isn't the Boar himself.

@@thegreycrusader Himself actually

When I first started playing a role I enjoyed it and since I've never been able to be some all powerful maxed out build I personally find it boring now because you've no real weaknesses if your all powerful

@@spartanhuntergaming I cannot stand playing maxed out builds.

Skyrim without roleplay is just wrong

There is a mod to help fix that. Well, two actually. Timing is Everything, and The Choice is Yours.

Also I dislike the fact that in Skyrim. You are already the chosen one, being the dragonborn. So if trying to rp as a normal soldier, blacksmith, merchant, etc, you still are the chosen one. idk. I hope in the next Elder scrolls we arent the chosen one and have more choices in a way.

Pekko Pullola we have always been the chosen one in every elder scrolls, and Skyrim actually gives u a chance to never become the dragon born if u don’t want too, so I don’t get ur point, Skyrim never forces u to do anything, unlike oblivion where it’s shoved down ur throat the first conversation u have.

@@dillonthevillon3719 except that you're not "chosen" in oblivion, Uriel just says your the guy from his dreams which could just mean that you're the one dude who would be in the secret escape cell, after the imperial sewers there's no big "omg the hero of prophecy has arrived" moment, you just play along with the blades and Martin (AKA the actual chosen one in oblivion) As opposed to the start of skyrim which literally recounts parts of the prophecy of alduin's return "The Empire is going to put you down and restore the peace" = "when the snow tower lies sundered, kingless, bleeding" "Next the *insert last DB's race*" = "the world eater wakes and the wheel turns upon the last dragonborn" All that plus the moment when the whiterun guard rocks up to say you're some legendary dragonslayer 2 quests into the main story

The Speaker On one end u literally watch the emperor die as he hands u the amulet of kings (a extremely powerful and important Aedric artifact that literally protects the mortal realm from literal hell) as he tells u that u need to find his son so u can close the gates of oblivion before the entire world is destroyed and on the other u escape a dragon attack with a friend and his sister/uncle ask u to tell the jarl of whiterun about it who then ask u to go to bleak falls barrow and THEN u find out ur the Dragonborn after u kill a dragon that’s attacking the city.... now tell me which one shoves “chosen one” in ur face more

THAT is a brilliant logic; I'm surprised more Deadra worshipers don't do that to save themselves from horrible afterlives

What a coincidence I just started a character who ended up doing the exact same thing under this logic

that’s really good, actually. nice idea

Pragmatists are fun to roleplay.

This is some John Constantine shit right here.

Same bro

Same. Almost every playthrough I end up joining the thieves guild.

Same. And trying to role play a completionist isn't fun after some time Edit: What I mean is you become boringly powerful at the middle of your playthrough

Exactly me too its a bit annoying

the hardest part for me is not devolving into a stealth archer, i just like that play style so much and it just comes naturally to me, so not doing it is really fucking difficult.

Using the alternate start mod, Im currently playing a character who is a Nord native to Skyrim and was raised in Riften. He grew up in that rather terrible environment but was raised to have good intentions and to help others, he signed up for service and was posted to guard duty when he was of age. Learning that Riften's corruption goes deep into it's law system, he attempted to bring attention to it but was framed for murder and run out of the hold in response. He ended up in an outlaw gang and kinda became the very thing he hated, stealing and killing to make a living. I play him as battling with himself, always wanting to be helpful and do good but struggling to turn from the path he took. Everything was fine until I returned to the outlaw camp I started my playthrough in and they were no longer friendly to me...I guess I was hard to recognize with the new armor..rest in peace bandits pals

my character has a pretty thick backstory about how he was a swordsman but hes weak at the start of the game cus he was tortured for a year

What about only having the original version. How you play role play that way

Hey that's pretty sick man

I was intrigued until I pressed “read more”

Im playing legendary without leveling any skills, I am basicly Frodo, I just have to get to Sovengard and land the final punch instead of going to Mordor and drop the ring.

YOU CAN TRY TO PRY MY GAME BREAKING ENCHANTED GEAR FROM MY COLD, DEAD, KHAJIIT HANDS!!!

Not all possibilities are fun

One rule I enjoy is: you can't use a skill until you study it. For example, you can't use a one-handed weapon until you either pay a trainer of one-handed or read a skill book first. It helps the role playing that, "Hey, I barely know a weapon's hilt from it's pointy end, I shouldn't fight professional soldiers or veteran bandits yet!" I like to make the iron dagger or woodsman ax the exception to this rule, because hey, you have to survive the wolves between Helgen and Whiterun somehow!

I always play using only one handed or two handed and in some cases Archery, but I dont use perk points because many times at some point I end up going to magick (I always become a vamp and only go full weapon when I become a werewolf). I also worship gods and at some point I end up worshipping daedra

Absolutely! It's become my favorite method almost instantly after getting the amazing Wintersun mod.

What mod is this?

@@tanyadegurechaff6479 It's called Wintersun and its on the Nexus

My Wood Elf worshipping Dibella... Oh boy...

www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/22506

Why do people type like this

@@GunGun-cf3ss SIMP

CryogenicEchelon ok son

Dont be a simp for dibella's eculltists

Sheo kinda cute tho

If we could play as the different variants of Khajiit that would be amazing. Playing as an Ohmes and dealing with people mistaking you for a wood elf would be an epic rp for me. But I could see why they wouldn't want to give the Khajiit so many race options in cc, overshadowing the other races.

@@epickrimson72 That awkward moment when the Dragonborn walks in but he's an Alfiq, lol.

Heard of you and your honeyed words

That’s the opposite of roleplaying.

@@incanusolorin2607 Don't worry, I know. xD

Well your a guard so why dont you answer those questions

Blood for the Blood God. Skulls for the skull throne.

It helps if you have the Alternate Start mod. You can play as a Vigilant of Stendarr. Or if you're a Breton you can be a Forsworn. Imperials can start as agents of the Penitus Oculatus.

@@matteussilvestre8583 Dominion for the god of Domination!

@The Omega Sentinel, he is trying to solve the case of the missing sweet roll.

As somebody who aspires to be a mycologist, that item sounds so freaking cool. What is the mod called?

that was awesome

Aaahh yes ... The old wooden sword. Quick story time: Years ago I was playing in front of a buddy of mine who was a bit of a skyrim veteran compared to me. I've always been a gaming late bloomer. I started playing about 5 years after the game came out. So he comes over one day and sees that I got caught up in the whole ''infinite restoration/alchemy loop'' and wound up creating a ridiculously powerful smithing item, allowing me to hone a mere wooden sword to deal 100,000 damage lol. I went on to meet the ebony warrior, battle commenced; I pulled out my wooden sword - THE - wooden sword and wacked him once. The ebony warrior drops like a sack of potatoes. I checked his belongings, let out a simple "Meh" and kept going without taking anything. My buddy was like "Duuude! That's like the ultimate F-U to Bethesda, what the heck!" Lol! My silly behind didn't care because of the OP hack that allowed me to create anything I needed. Fun times, I enjoy that memory. I'm still friends with said buddy to this day.

I instead become a vampire lord attacking and terrorizing cities at night and turning my spouse into a vampire too

Frofneir of Cyrodiil Dragonborn by blood ur father (Holgneir) tried to keep his (Dragonborn life) far away from you as possible growing up in Cyrodiil (while keeping his Skyrim Dragonborn life hidden). until one day a dragon (Alduin) was sent to kill you - to hopefully send ur father into depression, in hopes he would give up being Dragonborn all together… Miraak - rival dragonborn (who sent Alduin) his plan failed bc of a slight miscalculation, which led your father to have just enough time to give his life to save yours, (he knew by doing this it would eventually lead you to becoming Dragonborn and saving Tamriel) you also had no clue what was happening at the time, besides a note ur father left.. that read… If you’re reading this, I’m gone, & I’m sorry it had to play out like this, just read my writings & you’ll understand soon enough… Head north to Skyrim. Try to avoid the imperial soldiers in Helgen, they patrol all over that area so keep your sword ready. You might get captured but just go with it, I have a plan. I know we’ve learned from just being nords that imperialism is the way to go, but I’m telling you now that there’s bad on both sides, stay weary…. From there I have family that will find you and lead you on the path that I have forged for you. I’m sorry you had to find out about my other life like this. stay safe my son - Dad (Holgneir) - You were an only child from a nord family of Borri and Holgneir Hans, your mother passed away at birth, your father was killed by a dragon sent by his arch nemesis Miraak… - your mission now is to explore the land of Skyrim and find useful items and companions to help you avenge your father by killing Alduin and doing what he trained you your whole life for.. defeating Miraak for good and fulfilling your father’s legacy (although you don’t know who Miraak is yet)

"Along with a free copy of the Mysterium Xarxes, yes, FREE! Download your audio book today with the special code: Dagon4thewin. That's Dagon4thewin."

@@sanemaniac7416 Download in the next 5 minutes and you'll recieve this daedra-banishing steak knife. That's right! This 860 septim value can be YOURS for FREE!

hey, even Daedric Lords have to make a living somehow ^^

Now I want them to start running sponsor ads read in the voices of daedra. "Do you like learning new skills, mortal?"

That happens to me WAY too often for it to be a coincidence, in my mind. If Facebook's personality recognition algorithms are advanced enough that it can occasionally identify people as being gay before they themselves realize it, it's not outside the realm of possibility that KZfaq's could recognize certain phrases spoken in videos as being flags for being great segues into the initial words of an ad.

I was scrolling the comments when yours came up at the exact moment when he started talking about it.

This. I hate it when games don't register disguises! Kingdom come deliverance does it really well, but only within a few quests sadly.

It's dishonorable to attack a soldier outside of battle, so it's actually logical that in such an honorbound society they're more shocked than enraged at you being there.

Vanilla Skyrim character be like:

Same, i can’t not get the full experience off the game i just can’t do it.

@@andrescarderonbarrantes9488 I sometimes play on the switch and still have tons of fun buddy. Plus I still rolê play just fine. You are just a nerd who keeps ‘wanting more’ from your video game life.

@@Blaz1ngFury Honestly everyone can just play the game their own way. I admire people who can get in a cave and not inspect every nook and cranny of it and just have straight up fun and keep replaying the game. I enjoy the game picking apart every little secret item hidden by devs.

@@Blaz1ngFury did you just un-ironically use "nerd" as an insult?

So stealing this, Except im doing this with Alesain

Am I the only person who makes sure to kill Heimskr early each playthrough, even being fully willing to do jail time for it?

AND WHAT DOES BETHESDA DO? NOTHING! NEH WORSE THAN NOTHING! THE AMERICAN GAME INDUSTRY INFORCES THE WILL OF THE PRODUCER 😂

Hemskir finally saw the one and only true light. It was beyond Talos, it was within the arts of RolePlaying.

​@@omegagilgamesh I roleplayed a Thalmor agent just to have an excuse to kill Heimskr

@@omegagilgamesh honestly i dont find him annoying enough to kill him, mainly because i dont hang around the town square. i always have somewhere to be and something to focus on.

Well a 20 year old elf is still practically an adult ,elves only get to full maturity at a slightly slower rate then humans

Hmm, social awkwardness, that's a trait I've never intentionally role-played with. Good idea!

I’m playing as a khajiit adventurer who’s blessed with immortality by Azura for rescuing her Star but whenever she takes enough damage she passes out for a week. There are downsides for example whenever a few decades pass people start to release that she’s not ageing at all, so after a century or two she has to change her name and appearance.

Well back in that age, 13 year olds were considered adults in that they could go to war and marry. Children were expected to start working around the age of 7.

@@TheSkullConfernece you're right... With that roleplay, the dragonborn shouldn't even act as an adult because in medieval era teenagers were considered adults too

Is that a Snufkin profile picture I see? A true man of culture.

@@themindset4164 it is indeed, it seems that you are cultured also.

The trick to playing a character is setting limits for yourself and playing within those limits. If you aren't an archer but a two handed Nord, don't even pick up a bow off a fallen enemy. That being said I will pick up some of the good arrows, Dwemer and Glass, and either give them to an archer follower or I will just sell them.

The Mindset what’s snufkin?

@@itsclemtime2357 the guy in my pfp :)

Same homie.

real sleeping tip: melatonin pills. easy to get and helped me.

@@JoshHutcherson3427 thats too bad dude :(

@@JoshHutcherson3427 lmao try some roofies

Cyber Leader 16-914 Epic!

Got another one, might as well right it down. *Warning, this one is A LOT longer as I put more detail into the backstory* Ra'zah of the Twin Moons. A wandering warrior with no home, Ra'zah has sworn an eternal vengeance against The Thalmor. After the Oblivion Crisis, an order of warriors formed to protect Elsweyr from Daedric invasion. This order became known as the Order of the Twin Moons. Stationed in an old fort used by the Second Empire, the Order would hunt down Daedra worshipers, Vampires, Werewolves, anything that endangered the people. They would always request payment from those they helped. And if they could not pay, then the Order would just take what they needed right from under their noses anyway. After all they were helping fight of the armies of Oblivion, that had to be worth something to these rich nobels. Ra'zah was born into the Order. His father was a scholar, studying the teachings of Riddle'thar. His mother was The Hand Of Alkosh, the military leader of the order. He and his litter would be trained as knights of the Order, and learned how to fight with cunning, grace and honour. But then, The Thalmor took over. When Elsweyr joined the Aldmeri Dominion, they demanded the Order swear their loyalty to The Thalmor. Ra'zah's mother gave their answer by catapulting the heads of every single Altmer who had entered their fortress. After that, The Thalmor Attacked. Hoards and hoards of elves stormed the fortress, bent on annihilating every single member of the Order. Warrior, scholar or family member. Ra'zah's father fled the fortress with his children in his arms, while his mother stayed behind to buy time for them to escape. Ra'zah was homeless, penniless, and motherless. His father did his best to feed them and give them a normal life. He took up a job as a merchant in Bravil, his knowledge of ancient history and natural Khajjit cunning giving him an edge. Ra'zah spent his days wandering the streets, pickpocketing merchants or swimming in the castle moat. Sometimes visiting the people in the Skooma Den. He would often give what he stole from the market place to these poor addicts, remembering what his mother taught him about helping those in need and taking from those who are not. Eventually, Ra'zah took up a job as a bouncer for the local Tavern. He was a skilled enough hand-tow-hand fighter that the local drunk Imperials didn't really stand a chance. He would spend most of his off time at the Skooma Den, helping them as he had done when he was a child. But now he no longer had to steal what he gave. He still did steal, of course. I mean, the rich wouldn't miss a few coins here and there, right? One day, a traveling caravan of merchants from the south came by. A few Altmer, but mostly Bosmer and Khajjit. This was exciting for Ra'zah, as he had not heard from his homeland since it joined the Dominion. The merchants had many stories to share and treasures to sell, but there was another thing that caught Ra'zah's eye. A young Khajjit woman was traveling with the merchants. She was selling what she called "custom potions". The customer would point to a selection of ingredients, and the woman would make a potion from those ingredients right there in front of them. Ra'zah was in love the moment he saw her and requested he be hired as a caravan guard. The merchants were grateful, but said they had enough guards already. That was, until, an Argonian tried to steal Skooma from the head of the caravan. Ra'zah just picked the lizard up and dragged him back to the caravan head, the guards never saw a thing. The caravan head was so impressed, he let Ra'zah join as a guard. And so, after saying his goodbyes to his family, Ra'zah went off to start his new life. The caravan went all over, from Cyrodiil, to High Rock and Skyrim, and even to some of the outer parts of Black Marsh. Ra'zah saw many interesting things on his journeys, but nothing drew his eye like the alchemist woman. It took him some time, but he finally asked her to an evening out. To his surprise, she accepted. The two of them went to a large hill out in The Reach. The Alchemist was looking for some sort of rare tree that only grew in the reach. Ra'zah told The Alchemist to be careful, as there were reports of mad Bretons running around The Reach, killing anyone they could find. The two eventual found what they were looking form The Briarheart Tree. A magical plant grown from the corpses of those killed by the Hagravens. Long story short, Ra'zah had to fight off more than a few crazed witches to get to the tree. But, to Ra'zah, it was all worth it to see The Alchemist so happy. The caravan kept traveling, and Ra'zah and The Alchemist grew closer and closer. That was, until they came back to Elsweyr. Ra'zah had been traveling for many years now, but he had never been back to his homeland. And what he saw sickened him. The old Elsweyr Confederacy was gone, in it's place was the Dominion. Thalmor stood on every street corner, random people would be taken off the streets and posters and banners promoting Aldmeri propaganda covered every wall. Worst of all to Ra'zah, a statue in reverence to The Manes was defaced. The plaque, marked with the names of every Mane to ever live, was burned until it was nearly unreadable. The Alchemist was devastated at the sight. She explained this was her home, and she couldn't stand to see what The Thalmor had done to it. She and Ra'zah agreed something had to be done As the night came, Ra'zah and The Alchemist got ready. Their plan was simple. There was a Thalmor Headquarters built in the middle of the town the caravan was staying in. From there, The Thalmor held the entire region in their iron grip. They planed to burn the Headquarters down, with all of the Thalmor still inside. But before they could enact their plan, they were surrounded. 20-30 Thalmor agents ambushed them, demanding they surrender. Seeing no other option, they dropped their weapons. One of the Thalmor Agents approached The Alchemist, attempting to bind her hands. Instead, she cut the agents throat with her claws. The Alchemist charged at The Thalmor with a feral rage Ra'zah had never seen before. But it was all in vain, as a single firebolt stopped her in her tracks. Ra'zah never figured out how The Thalmor knew of their plan. Maybe The Alchemist was known to them beforehand, maybe one of the caravan workers ratted them out. It didn't matter. Ra'zah would have many years to think about it. He couldn't keep track of how long he was imprisoned for. Year? Decades? All he remembered was one day breaking out. Cutting down the guards with blade and claws. Picking locks, like he had been taught to by the Skooma Addicts so long ago. And eventually, feeling the cold desert sands of Anequina beneath his feet. Ra'zah didn't know what to do with himself. He had been imprisoned for so long, and a traveler before that, he didn't really know where to go. Maybe on instinct or maybe with the help of the gods, he found himself outside the old fort of his birthplace. It was ash. The Thalmor had burned it that night, the night Ra'zah fled his home. Sifting through the ruins, a glimmer caught his eye. Half buried in the sand, a sword. Ra'zah pick up the blade. It was thin, light, like what The Blades used back during the Septim years. There was an engraving across the blade of the sword, it read: *Under the moons of the night, under the eye of Alkosh, under the protection of Azurah, we will strike down the enemies of her favored children* Ra'zah took this blade, and swore an oath upon it. In the name of the moons, in the name of Alkosh, in the name of Azurah, he would slay those who would threaten the innocent. Be they Daedra, abomination, or Thalmor. Ra'zah traveled north, away from Elsweyr. Cyrodiil was too full of Thalmor, after The Great War, for Ra'zah to be of any use. The Thalmor were looking for him, he needed to go somewhere the Thalmor wouldn't find him, and where he could be some real help. After some time, he found his way to Skyrim. A land stricken with Civil War and rumors of Dragons. He knew he could be of some use there. Sitting in a tavern in Riften, he plans to help in any way he can. And, if he takes a few coins along the way, no harm done. After all, he was helping fight back against The Thalmor. Wow, this was way longer than I meant it to be. Sorry if it was a pain to get through, I just really wanted to get this story out. Thanks for reading all the way to the end.

Ik no one cares but I'll put mine here in case people like it. Vasco Thorne, a Breton Spellsword who grew up in a small village on the outskirts of Daggerfall. His parents had simple lives, and always tried to instill him a good work ethic and a no nonsense attitude. The boy was always strange, his family would try to instill some sense of right and wrong into him but he never fully grasped the concept. Seeing the bureaucracy of the Daggerfall politics from his small village, he always thought that basing your life on morals was a bit silly and naive. This was engraved in his mind when his grandparents died. They were like second parents to him and the boy always felt more comfortable around them. "They never did anything wrong, so why did they die?" He asked himself this. Being only 8 years old, he didn't fully understand the situation, but this was the beginning of his "might = right" mentality. He started training with a sword and teaching himself a little magic, as their weren't any formal wizards he could learn from in his village. The boy did everything he could to become as strong as he could. In his mind, wars aren't won on being good. They're won on power. He soon moved away from his family, moving from place to place, learning what he could, getting money as a Mercenary, or sometimes even a bandit. He soon met up with a small group of hunters, who took a liking to him and let him stay with them. These were no ordinary hunters, however, soon revealing to him that they were a small pack of werewolves. They offered him the gift, and seeing it as more potential power, Vasco gladly accepted. He left not long afterwards. The pack could not teach him any more. Planning to enter Skyrim, in search of more power, he was caught on the border and sent to Helgen

I'll do one though short and not original: An ex their running from cyrodil gets caught on the border while captured they decide that they will become a merchant that only attacks after being attacked and will not commit any crime as they want to leave that behind them, in the past: any race and gender though I prefer female imperial mainly wears masque of clavicle vile and amulet of zennithar and other speech boosting items one handed and speech are main skills

Oh my god, that's amazing

A fellow relic hunter, I see

Huzzah, a man of culture!

An excellent pivotal moment to capitalize on is when your normally goody two-shoes character finds the displays for the Dark Brotherhood and Thieves Guild. "Erm, Mr. Morellus? Does this Relic Hunter job require me to kill innocent people?"

That's a cool idea, I've always loved Skyrim Unbound for having those kinds of possibilities. My preference ever since moving from X360 Skyrim to PC has been not being the dragonborn cause it makes my character feel more grounded to the world, and makes the dragon threat feel more real if I decide to activate dragons; if not then it's also cool to hear the NPCs talk about the dragons returning like it's a rumor and there have only been very few dragon sightings here and there which works out just as well. I heard somewhere that the player character in Skyrim has a permanent hidden damage boost percentage against dragons compared to NPCs; still haven't found a mod to disable that, but maybe I'll try again whenever I get back into Skyrim.

I need to see this character also i should watch she ra

My Dragonborn tends to be a psychotic bi-polar monster that will donate thousands of septims to beggars one moment, but will also grab the nearest person and throw them over the city walls the next moment.

@@epion660 So a normal playthrough

@@azure_berries Your dragonborn is similar to how I envisioned my character. Mine is he was the son of an imperial soldier who was a nord skilled in combat and has a mother who's a mage and is imperial but he comitted himself more to combat than magic but still knows a few tricks. He lives in Cyrodiil and when he grew up he sought for adventure and travelled to hammerfell where he learned even more combat skills. After learning his parents died in the Great War he quickly came back to Cyrodiil and at that time the city was already reclaimed. He went to his old house only to see it burned by the Thalmor cause there was a Talos shrine inside. He was so angry with the Thalmor he thought about joining the legion for revenge and so he did. After some time the Thalmor came to the city to negotiate a peace treaty. He understood this was all necessary but while watching a justiciar with some thalmor soldiers he was suddenly filled with all those emotions and hate and just instinctively charged at them and stabbed the justiciar on the heart. He continued to kill the two other soldiers but was stopped by his own imperial soldier brethren reasoning that they are in peace for now and this might break the agreement. The thalmor learning about this chose to forgive this one stubborn act if he was given to them for punishment. The emperor agreed and he was put to jail temporarily before being given. While in the cell he didn't regret what he did and was willing to die for it. He dreamed that night and had strange visions of a black dragon, sovngarde, ysmir shouting at him with the voice then suddenly waking up. He didn't understand the dream but thought instead the black dragon was the thalmor. The emperor suddenly came and talked with him that he never planned to give him to the thalmor for he knew what they would do to him. The emperor knew his parents personally and told him he would be secretly freed tonight. He thanked the emperor and promised him that when the war begins and the treaty over, he will return to the imperial city to fight the Aldmeri Dominion alongside him. It was almost dawn but he knew where he was gonna go. His father used to tell him tales of Skyrim and how beautiful and harsh it is, the culture, the history he was always fascinated by it as a child. Now travelling north he left the imperial capital and now returns to his father's homeland.

@@jamesmccloud7535 Huh, I've been trying something similar to that recently. A high elf who was born of a Altmer mother and Nord father. TL;DR she grew up in the summerset isles with the "Altmer are best" teachings, but has a soft spot for Nords, as her father is proof that they are strong enough. She ventured to skyrim to experience her father's culture, only to find a civil war. Does she choose the "right" side, and support the Empire, or does she choose to side with her father's people?

My morrowind character was a kleptomaniac bosmer, who ruthlessly stole everything from everyone. I mean EVERYTHING. Was 15 at the time and mostly played strategy games before that, so i basically skipped every quest in morrowind to accumulate as much as I could. I even modded balmora to make the city bigger (more things to steal)

Fair point, I thought that way too. But I think that having the Dragonborn not be a Nord or Imperial also makes sense given their newness to everything revolving around the legend of the dragonborn. It’s kinda like watching the main character become the hero rather than him being born the hero. But I guess he already is born a hero, he’s the Dragonborn . Haha

Humans have the strongest likelihood of having Dovah Sos, but remember that being the Dragonborn can also be a blessing directly bestowed by Akatosh.

Breton as well, Tiber Septim himself was one

True, I felt the same way too but I think bretons are the more likely to be the second choice dragon born after a Nord, of you want to be a mage dovahkiin

"Get a three topping pizza for $7.99"

"That rime i got isekied to skyrim"

Yeah, my newest Charakter is Cirilla Fiona Elen Riannon (from the Witcher 3) who just travelled the worlds until she appeared in Skyrim in the middle of a Stormcloak ambush.... ooops

@A Markarth Guard ive done the same thing haha, i use the star wars light sabers and darth vader armour and make a Vader build. A Nord who basically has the same backround as Anakin and has a hatred for Elves and other non humans

That's actually a good explanation as to why the Dragonborn talks in more modern language

I played as Javik. Those primitives will know the power of Javik!

All of my Elder Scroll's Skyrim characters are either related, or know each other. I can only imagine what kind of gathering of family and friends that would amount to. One of the characters I play was designed by my youngest daughter, Sammi. The character's name is Hope Ebonclaw. Yes, she is a Khajiit. We have been on the phone, talking about what Hope should do, while I'm playing her. We tell each other stories. We have good daddy/daughter time. My ex is blatantly jealous. I believe that is on her, not me.

@@curtisfranzen986 why is she your ex

@@philipians1635 Brother, I don't even know where to begin with that. I would need to write a novel. Some would believe said novel was written by Steven King.

@@curtisfranzen986 I use an argonian, Nord or some normal elf But Nord is suitable for me as I anyways become a vampire lord later Doing all sorts of dirty stuff with that vampire lord body form

all necromancers everywhere are evil

@@MrChaosAdam I guess I found myself a Vigilant.

One character I would love to be able to play in Skyrim, but really can only play by really, REALLY using my imagination, is a good natured necromancer, so I've off and on considered making a fanfiction of this character. Basically, he reanimates the dead for specific purposes, such as when a town is being attacked he raises the dead raiders to fight against their former friends, or raises the dead in front of their loved ones so they can finally give proper farewells and closure, or raise a murder victim for information to solve their murder. Basically exploring the whole, "no power is evil itself, only how it's used" ideology.

Canonically, in elder scrolls, to raise someone from the dead is to enslave their souls to the Ideal Master for all eternity. No take backs either if you were wrong about that person. Basically you are the most evil person alive if you are a necromancer in Elder Scrolls, bar none.

Femto guess I’ll just go with a Breton Paladin that uses restoration with the Ordinator mod(s)

That’s funny.

Yesterday I was playing my imperial build and I was exploring arkangthamz??, anyway I charged into a room only to find the entire room crawling with dwarven machinery and I was on a high difficulty, i got so fucking panicked