I used to play oblivion as an Argonian named Dan-ji.
With Skyrim I have played as elves (wood, high dark) and khajiit and I got bored.
So I thought that I shall continue the blood line of the Dan-ji.
This us probably due to his almighty blessings from the gods for defeating Mehrunes Dagon (He is Shadowscale)

Please post if you carried a blood line 200 years to skyrim... Or believe you where blest with long life by the gods.

my argonian is a daedric prince of mortality. So hes immortal! also hisplain of oblivion is nirn

My Skyrim character is from a bloodline that includes all protagonists of the TES games. The protagonists are all the descendants of the founder of the Hakin order, an ancient Nord brotherhood of heroes who dedicate their lives to protect the mortals and serve the gods. They recruit people (of all races) they find to be worthy to be called heroes and are willing to live under the code of Hakin.

All the protagonists are Dovahkiins, but only my Skyrim character use the powers.

My Hunter was suspended in another realm by divine or daedric intervention for 200yrs while returning home to skyrim.

My Argonian in Skyrim is descended from my Oblivion one, though they choose different paths...

I used to have a redguard who was family of that guy from the ''redguard'' game.
But i removed him.

My Skyrim Bosmer isn't related to my previous TES characters (although they're also Bosmer), but I tend to think both appear as guest stars , doing their own thing. But Hellis wants to have as little to do with the Nerevarine as possible, and the supposed Champion of Cyrodiil is often more trouble than help

Drake Malice is a Vamp
Khorne is the Daedric Prince of War and Rebellion
Arbiter is an Altmer
Darq'Raze is the great, great Grandson of Darq'Raze who served the Gray Fox during the OB Crisis
Dragis Kane is a Lich

Cyrus?

Hey,Your dark elf could be alive at the time of skyrim
Elves live long

I do. My mage is a Dunmer named Llaalsa Dareleth, she had a parent in Morrowind (the game) named Llandras Dareleth and she'll soon have one in Oblivion.

My character K'helt was my main character in Oblivion and now in Skyrim, although I have no story on how he lived that long, or if it's just a bloodline. I just pretend the one in Oblivion never existed, and leave it at that.

I've always been a Nord so sure why not.

Shortly after the Oblivion crisis Lysayne Gaerston thought she could try to double cross a Prince and use Vaermina's orb for her own research rather than returning it...


... Not the brightest idea she ever had. Question is; has she woken after 200 years, or is this just another Nightmare?

Cool

I was made a khorne style character, but he evolved into werewolf based character.
nice idea though

My Dunmer is the Neravarine, so she's gone through all three games.

The rest of my characters so far are totally unrelated to any characters I played in Oblivion or Skyrim, though. Hm. Maybe when we get crossbows, I'll make the descendant of my Redguard legionnaire from Morrowind. Sadly, most of my Oblivion bloodlines would have ended after completing the Shivering Isles. >_>

My current character, the Breton Crusader Tynon, is a decendant from one of my Oblivion characters.

How? My OB character had a child before he was imprisoned and his family carried on in their native province of High Rock. Nothing noteworthy happened to the family before Tynon got involved in a court intrigue in Daggerfall, his homecity.

So if you have the soul of Nerevar... But you also have the soul of a dragon... Was Nerevar actually a dragon and not a Chimer? Or merely a closeted dragonborn?

I am waiting for a few items from Morrowind to make an appearance in Skyrim, then I can play my Morrowind/Oblivion charater Freja the Fair in Skyrim. When The Gift of Kynareth, and the Blade of the Ice Monarch are added by mods (or DLC ), She will come out of her meditation and enter a third ES game.

Okay, I'll bite.

I tend to envision my character as the Eternal Champion, an instrument of the gods placed into the world at the time of it's greatest need. He was the Neravarine, the Champion of Cyrodiil, and now Dragonborn.

Each time, he wakes up in possession of the body of someone condemned (who obviously won't be needing their body much longer) and set loose upon the world. He still remembers his own past, but not that of the body he possesses. He still knows about magic and swordsplay, but the new body has to be trained and conditioned for the activity before he can put that knowledge to work. As a result, he gains power very quickly, mastering in months what others dedicate their lives to achieving.

After accomplishing whatever it is he has been sent to do, he is allowed some peace and time to enjoy his new life for a few short years. But inevitably, he goes to sleep one night and wakes up, sometimes years or even centuries later as somebody totally new with a new task ahead of him.

My Imperial Champion of Cyrodiil, Sargenius Tullius was created before Skyrim's development was confirmed. The last name is a wonderful coincidence.

My Dark Brotherhood assassin of old was Serene, Dunmer Listener. She mentored an apprentice, rightly named Serenya. Serenya contracted Porphyric Hemophilia, but embraced it. At the time of the Aldmeri's invasion, Serene retreated to the north, entrusting the sanctuary's care in Serenya. Eventually, Serenya too, retreated, but was caught at Darkwater Crossing. She's now trying to find her master, dead or alive.

I always think that my character in each elder scrolls are reincarnation version of the previous game.

My Oblivion character is Eleanor Beauchamp, Breton Mage and Champion of Cyrodiil.
I do plan on bringing her great-(great-?)granddaughter or grandson to Skyrim. Not now, but soon.

I have a dark elf that I carried over but I RP it as he's on his deathbed and he's remembering his life in both Cyrodiil and Skyrim