Crassius Curio, writer of "The Lusty Argonian Maid" and "Dance of the Three-Legged Guar".

Yeah, him and Dagoth Ur are both the most interesting characters in the series.

Hahaha.

I like jagar tharn, I mean he created the greatest illusion ever!!

Martin septim was neat as well.

I am a fan of Tiber Septim. I don't think it is wrong to say that he makes a good role model.

I like them cute little bunnies.

In order of greatest imo:

5) Martin Septim: Say what you will about Oblivion, but they did a good job with Martin. You really get to like him during the Main Quest, or at least I did. It would have been interesting to see how his rule turned out. He takes number 5 because although his past isn't without mistakes, he seems nearly too perfect nonetheless.

4) Barenziah: That it pains me to not know of her fate beyond the 3rd Era should tell you my opinion of her.

3) Dagoth Ur: I felt bad killing Dagoth Ur. He truly was a victim of fate. The Heart of Lorkhan corrupted him utterly, as any organ of immense divine power would alter a mortal. Yet he truly had noble goals in mind!

2) Sheogorath: Who DOESN'T love this mad gods rambling? You know you shouldn't trust him, yet you can't help but grow fond of him!

1) Pelinal Whitestrake: This time traveling, sword theory, mass murdering, insane incarnate of Akatosh/Lorkhan is VERY interesting! His story is a testament to the brilliance and creativity of Michael Kirkbride. When someone asks him what the madness feels like, he responds with this:

"Like when the dream, no longer needs the dreamer..."