i′m new in this comunity
Well, as the title says I would like to know what Esla best class (MURDERER, Magician, Warrior)
What happens is that I want to do a pj on the highest difficulty (very hard) and that, had read that the best class was the murderer
and damage x 30
my questions:
someone finished the game on this difficulty (without mods, console or lower the difficulty of course)?
if so, which claso choose?
cost them a lot?
And thanks

PD:ah, i dont speak inglish very well

A thief/assassin build can work very well, but requires patience. Obviously, you'll be very squishy in a straight-up fight, so you'll have to focus purely on stealth and setting up the perfect kill. Illusion magic works well in this build for obvious reasons. Invisibility makes sneaking a breeze, and Frenzy makes your opponents kill each other.

I've been playing on Expert difficulty for a little while now with a new character concept - a bowmage. I mostly focus on Conjuration, Heavy Armor, and Archery. I summon atronachs or raise undead to do the up-close fighting, while I sit back and pop shots. Once I get the Bound Bow spell, I see myself becoming very powerful.

Jack of all trades..

At least that is what Beth wants you to do and they are never wrong.

Better off starten this way till you get the hang of everything, then you can start a new char. and RP a class you think best fits you or you can combine classes and create your own.I'm playing as a spin-off of the Ranger build right now, I made a tank who destroyed everything in his path, a Gandalf the grey build, a Thor build etc.....

Not at all true with Skyrim as there aren't nearly enough points this time around to become a jack of all trades. Skyrim forces you to either become proficient in about 3 categories or adequate in a few. There's no way possible to learn them all unless you are on the PC and use cheats. Even if you level everything to 100 you won't have enough points to learn everything the way you could in past Bethesda games.

I have a mage, thief/assassin, and warrior. The Thief is by far the most powerful although the play style is a bit slow because of all the sneaking around. The mage is the weakest due to low health being a challenge although if you play an illusion/conjuration mage you can be pretty powerful but it can't touch the Assassin for pure killing power. My Assassin can one shot Draugr Deathlords and never be seen. My mage can't come close to that. The warrior is fairly weak to start but can be very powerful as you level up. My warrior is in the mid 20's now and there isn't much that can stand against him already. He still doesn't have nearly the killing power as my Assassin but it's nice to just run around without all the sneaking and getting up close and personal with the enemies. I love fighting dragons once they land. Bashing them and pounding their heads in is extremely fun. Best class is definitely subjective though. The most damage dealt by far goes to the Assassin class.

Try em all out, but start with a warrior.

and with a assassin how to kill a dragon, for example ALDUIN?

Learn the shout (you will anyway) and stab him to death with a dagger. Disappointingly easy fight indeed.

I utilize my enviroment mostly when faceing a dragon and once I do get to the point that I face Alduin Im sure the same tactic will work, he is a dragon after all.

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wow, I think that battle and the game will be harder silage with a murderer in the very hard difficulty.
At least I assume that battles with multiple enemies, it will be more difficult.

Assasins are nice, but they are slow. I suggest you try a Destrcution Mage in Heavy Armor with One-Handed, Conjuration, Illusion and a bit Restoration.