I'm Imperial. Level 10. One-handed, heavy armor, warrior. I've just joined Stormcloaks and that's all. Discovered just a bitty bit of the world. 10 hours at least.

But I'm already kinda interested how it is to play as a Khajiit, assassin style, with short blade, light armor, hood \m/.

Or as an Argonian, specialized in Alchemy, magic and that kind of stuff...


Do you think it will ruin my pleasure from the game if I'll create a Khajiit, make it to the point when I last ended my game as an Imperial and start to play BOTH races at once?

I tend to go by a "one character at a time" rule in every RPG I play but if you can pull it off I say go for it.

Not at all. You'll find most TES players do this as well. (play multiple races/save files)

I know exactly how you feel.

When you finished "Morrowind" and "Oblivion" you knew so much about the world, the skill sets, the possibilities that you had explored endlessly until you practically knew it all.

Now "Skyrim" dumps you into seemingly familiar territory and you find yourself wanting to play your main character AND at the same time try out that awesome Khajit Assassin (or in my case Pure Mage) so much so that it niggles at you as you enjoy your first playthrough.

I'm going to try and stick with my first character (who I am really enjoying) even though the temptation to experiment with different ones is very strong.

At least like "Oblivion" I'll probably have well over 1000 hours of gameplay before I even dream of using a MOD.

Azrael
The Nord with the Sword