Not preferably sneaking. But a nord with dual axes and a bow. A mercenary perhaps?

The "Ranger" class in Dungeons & Dragons sounds a bit like this.

Noble savage?

Thanks guys, ranger sounds cool. What about a greatsword with archery? The player is called a "barbarian" for taking the 2 handed perks. This screenshot, except using a nord

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Dual axes + light armor, or 2H + light armor, makes me think berzerker. Barbarian fits better with archery, though. Depends on how crazy your character is. A barbarian might think about tactics. A berzerker should just rush in and let others worry about the consequences.

I'd call it AWESOME! I usually play duel wielding, archery characters. And Nords, to boot

Seriously, Ranger for the Duel Wielder and Barbarian for the 2-hander sounds about right if wearing light armor. A 2-handed heavy armor wearer would be more like a Berserker, in my opinion.

Cool. Thanks guys. And the recurring question I ask all the time..sorry..but do you think a 2 handed character who uses archery is realistic?

Sure. A smart one, at least. There will be flying opponents that they can NOT hit while on the ground, so I see no trouble with it

Thanks. Hey AlBQuirkey, how do you take on dragons while dual wielding with no block?

Arrows and hiding until they land. They are usually about 1/3 health by then. Quaff an appropriate elemental resistance potion and swing away

Sometimes, I will run to populated area with plenty of guards nearby to help me out. I have run from the wastes outside of Kynesgrove all the way to Windhelm for help

I'm playing the main quest with a Greatsword-and-Bow character right now. And I use the same tactics as AIBQuirky. I fire off arrows and use the terrain to my advantage. I do a lot of hiding and healing. The instant I hear a Dragon I begin searching for places where I can take cover and dart out for a second to fire off an arrow and then dart back under cover to heal.

I use a mod called Deadly Dragons which boosts the attributes and abilities of Dragons immensely. Dragon fights take over 30 minutes in my games and usually leave me so exhausted and frazzled I have to take a break to recover.

When they land, that is when I run up to them with my Greatsword. I try my best to stay out of reach until then. If I can.

Ahh ok cool. What weapons and armor do you recommend?

Legolas. Pretty much what you're literally going for.

Well if you want to go historical, you need to use a http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_hammer#Maul with your archer.

Thanks guys. Would you recommend light or heavy armor? I was thinking nordic carved if I went heavy.