I will go first. Although I have played a lot of classes since morrowind I always liked the idea of the monk and have played it since. My monk has been mostly a custom class with a diverse skill set to handle different situations, he wears a special hooded monk robe that he wears at most times as he explores Skyrim. The monk lives by a code and at times can be inflexible never the less he is accepting and understanding of people and situations. The Monk shuns carriages or fast travel he instead walks a path less taken, his curiosity about the world and its mysterious have taken him to many places delivering justice and compassion where ever he can. He uses the art of the bow and shadow to dispatch his enemies before cutting them down with his holy sword. Driven to impossible causes the monk has had more than one near death experience. This has led the monk to be a master of preparation, making his own enchantments, potions and poisons, Sharpening his blade and improving his bow. He receives blessings form the nine divines and uses his willpower to make his body as strong as steel. at the end of a hard day he likes to work on his temple in the south of Skyrim near a lake which he built himself. His hobby is to collect books to add to his library ever increasing his knowledge. He also likes collecting exotic plants which he tends to in his greenhouse to make potions and poisons at his tower. Currently he is tracking down materials to finish his shrines to the nine divines. The monk is a welcome sight to everywhere he goes from saving villages from dragons, rooting out skooma dealers and giving beggars a coin for the day. The monk has a rich and rewarding life travelling to many locations. The monk swears an oath to protect the people and to bring justice to those who harm them. The life of the Monk can be hard and testing at times but with gods on his side and his stoic philosophy he will achieve greatness.