On my current file Im avoiding the MQ. I'm a Reachman Hunter who hunts animals, Stormcloaks and abominations. I also steal from bandits and pirates. And I sell poisons and potions on the side. What are your professions?

Currently playing a Dark Elf named Faedin. Haven't started the MQ, I have the Dragonstone but have yet to turn it in to activate said events.

I'm an assassin at heart. I kill for money, loot, or if someone dare calls me a "Milk drinker"...

Not siding with the civil war at all either. Mostly DB and Thieves Guild.

Same here. No main quest for me unless/until it's absolutely essential to continue one of my side quests. Current character is planning on the Companions, Dark Brotherhood, and the civil war. I may not even bother with the last one, I may just decide to hunt down and kill Legion soldier (and Thalmor) on sight...as long as it's not too close to the city.

Me & hunter... of men
I miss the powers of being dragon born as i haven't done the main quest since i beat it the first time. Just tired of all the damn dragon everywhere.

My Redguard Dandsa Sendu is strictly a hunter and trades pelts with other hunters. She lives in riverside shack and avoids populated areas. She loves the falkreath hold and the rift. She will not do the mq and has only done a few side quest. She gives me my visual fix cause I just walk and have fun and relax.

http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/hh12/daveclisle/2012-04-05_08-41-12_449.jpg

Yeah I'm not siding with either side of the war as well. But my character hates Stormcloaks so he'll attack their camps whenever he comes across them.

My current character is a Treasure Hunter and explorer who supports the empire but is very unlikely to join the legion.

Selling pelts is a good way to make some extra coin, but that alone doesn't cut it for my character. His motive isn't to get rich, but the thrill of robbing other criminals who have wronged innocent travelers satisfies his every need. I guess my character is a Dark Knight type

My Bosmer chick is sowing her wild oats in a Dragon free wonderland while the College of Winterhold sits and spins for awhile, Soon she will be a Muckety Muck of some sort there.

Then perhaps the DB and TG... perhaps...

Anyone here playing as a regular citizen still? Basically anti-adventuring?

Adventurer / Hunter and general do-gooder permanently stuck on level 1 and enjoying every minute of it ...
http://www.gamesas.com/topic/1359145-staying-at-level-1-and-never-level-up/

I'm playing as a coward. I run away from all fights no matter what.
I mainly do fetch quests and I run through the dungeon, not killing anyone, looting everything, and then run all the way back (I don't use quick exits).

OT: A Clockwork Orange, nice.

Even my characters who aren’t the Dragonborn have dragons in their games, because that’s how I like it. That just means fighting dragons without using Shouts.

I had an anti-adventurer Bosmer. He spent all of his time hunting and selling the pelts in Riverwood. No dungeons or cities, just wandering around outside. It was fun, but after about 20 hours I had enough.

All of my characters spend time shopping for groceries, cooking, and that sort of thing, but then they also have their work to do. Bounty hunting, skooma running, college student, Thane-ing, thievery, each one is different.

*Raises hand* Not playing as dragonborn. Profession is mercenary/bounty hunter.. and later will become a daedric artifact collector, of some sort. Lately, dragons feel like cliffracers to me.. My other character is roleplaying as a true Khajiit trader, so just following around with one of the Khajiit caravans, see where they go, etc.

Legion Commander, Crushing this so called "rebellion".

J'derras isn't Dragonborn, he is an Alchemist / Adventurerer, currently living in Proudspire Manor.

Nice! I'm liking the replies, and to MaiqTheLiar thanks for noticing my avatar and sig.

I have a Psycho Chef cannibal who leads people to dark places and kills them with a fork and knife. kinda adventuring but still.

i also play a really fun Dark Elf Nightblade. and a lot of others.

Hahaha a chef cannibal, nice.

I've got a character who's a bit of an anti-adventurer, yeah. She steers clear of dungeons and only kills humanoids if they attack her first or if they're Forsworn. She accidentally got herself involved in a seriously sticky situation in Markath a while back and has borne a grudge against all Forsworn ever since. Animals are fair game, though, as she makes a living as a huntress. She refuses any quests that involve risking her neck, is distrustful of magic and alchemy (so no spells, enchanted gear or potions), takes only coins and arrows from dead bodies (and nothing at all if they were innocent civilians), gets a solid eight hours of sleep a night, eats three meals a day - that sort of thing. Just your regular Jane Doe. I also have a mage hailing from Cheydinhal who set several traps for a group of spriggans living along the Cyrodill-Skyrim border and ended up catching herself some rather irate Imperial soldiers instead. You'd think she'd make a beeline back home after nearly getting her head chopped off, but she decided to stick around and catalogue Skyrim's many sights for a bit; she has a fascination with the local flora. She's not exactly eager to poke around draugr-infested crypts or follow up on dangerous quests, but she will if the reward or the adventure itself catches her academic interest. Fame or riches won't win her heart; an unusual strain of fungus will. I guess you could call her a professional explorer. Neither she nor the huntress have any inclination at all to get mixed up in the civil war or fulfill their destiny as Dragonborn - they just want to go about their lives on their own terms.

My Dunmer Vanae is too mad to be the Dragonborn. She's just your average loon trying to make a living as a sellsword. Not working out well.
And my Bosmer Lyriel was never even in Helgen. She came to Skyrim as a citizen, and now she's a master thief.

Others started the MQ, just because I thought dragon loot was a nice money-maker.

I am a Spartan and my profession is AWU!! AWU!!

Tbh, I have a character that likes killing all he sees, he's an Orc berserker with a mace and an axe, he steals from stores and destroyed all who get in his way.... -badass face-

Sorcerer

Profession- Gaining self-power and being self-reliant, while owing allegiance to nobody. Basically you don't take any sides because those are the trappings of those who are weaker then you... to use your power to solve their problems.

This also means you join no factions...

I'm a contract killer/occasional robber. When I need money I find the closest rich person break in kill them and take the key!

Niamh really isn't the Dragonborn.
Word walls do not work and dragon souls do not get absorbed.

She has a story all her own, but it does involve a high body count.