I mean how does your charater die or how does His/Her story ends for now.

so far I have killed my previous characters by deleting the savegame due to mods being updated that required me to start fresh so not really made a proper ending to them.

My current character is being roleplayed a lot more so there will be an fitting end for him when that day comes.

Lots of my past characters have "died" (lost or bugged saves), so I figured I'd give them endings of some sort, which in most cases was death. Cheerful, ain't I?

Well, one of my characters is a civil war-focused Stormcloak with little use for the supernatural. I figured he would want to to kill himself if he ever got turned into a vampire or werewolf (his very soul, tainted!). But... now with Hearthfire and a family to live for and protect, the ending *I* intended for him is not the one *he* would choose. Go figure!

I just sit them at home, and save the file, then move on. With Hearthfire its easier to see him settling down.

I never "kill" a character I play, they all live happily ever after in their own savegames. I have dozens of them in this series and I could continue anytime with any of them.

I've only "finished" two characters. One of them isn't really retired, I consider it more like she's on vacation and occasionally I let her do a quest or two.

One IS retired, though. She's currently hanging out in the Palace of the Kings, planning a Kingsmoot and her upcoming wedding to Ulfric. Her adventuring days are over for now. In fact, I think she might be pregnant.

My plan for my currently active characters are along those lines - do all questlines and sidequests I intend to, then let them retire in their home with their loved one(s).

immediately following the Oblivion Crisis, my character saw a glowing portal out near bravil. A portal to sheogorath's realm! So he went inside. Sadly, he was not one of the worthy ones, so he went insane.

He now lives impoverished on the Bravil streets, and Skyrim is just a manifestation of his addled mind, and its still the 3rd era.

Morrowind: Nimariel retired to Balmora to write his memoirs.

Oblivion: Vranir went insane in the Shivering Isles and returned to the land of Cyrodiil a broken man who wanders in the wilderness, muttering incoherent things and claiming to be Sheogorath.

Skyrim: yet unknown (probably depends on future expansions)

That's amazing. I did a similar thing with one character, though she left the Isles on her own will and, well... had consequences. Not very good ones, one thing led to another... So while she's sitting alone, serving life sentence and probably giggling, she's lucidly dreaming, reliving being a young hero in a strange land. Sadly, I've lost all of this character's files, but I plan on replaying her in Oblivion.

I would rather not... Level 70 right now, 4 more to possibly get the Legendary achievement... Also haven't yet had a family and build the other 2 houses.

But if it has to end, I would imagine my character choke to death on someone else's blood during a daily bloodsvcking in some random farm in the middle of nowhere. After I die, Then the other guy would bleed to death; both of us would lie there and rot until skeevers come and eat our corpses and carry my loots to the underground until some future adventurer would find it.

So ends the story of the Dragonborn, slayer of Alduin and savior of Nirin... Choke to death and eaten by skeevers.

She as earned a reputation across the land as one the greatest hero's of all time. Now she is planning to capitalize on her fame and open a chain of stores selling weapons, armor and everything else looted from her conquests.

My Orc warrior is the son of Chief Burguk of Dushnikh Yal. His uncle is a follower. When the time comes, he will return home and take over as chief of the stronghold.

My argonian married Paarthurnax and my argonian and her lived happily to the end of their days as high king(me) and queen(P) of elswyer.

Interesting.

So... how does it feel to ride Paarthunax up to the high heaven?

Speaking of which...I have always wondered how dragons are made... Do they melt souls together, lay eggs... or dragons just simple appear from the clouds?