Share your uniquespecialinteresting classes! : V

» Tue Jun 19, 2012 7:02 am

I am getting tired of playing as an underpowered mage or a thief.. And i ain't to keen on using the combat skills like H-armor, 2/1-handed, block and smithing like everyone else seems to be rocking..
So i am asking YOU guys to share your ''own'' classes with me and all the otherones that are looking for some classes...
It can be anything as long as it works

I know there are some cool ones out there!
Come on now, SHARE WITH ME!

» Tue Jun 19, 2012 3:15 am

I just discovered something

I'ma bump this anyway because someone might wanna post... It was on Page 4 and it's been 24 hours since last i think..
so.. Bump

» Tue Jun 19, 2012 3:09 am

Bosmer. I specialise in using bows, though I usually keep a war axe and shield on me at all times. I also had some experience in Conjuration Magic and some in Destruction.

Here's the idea: Sneak in. Kill everything as quietly as possible. Walk out with maximum encumberance.

» Mon Jun 18, 2012 3:32 pm

Bosmer. I specialise in using bows, though I usually keep a war axe and shield on me at all times. I also had some experience in Conjuration Magic and some in Destruction.

Here's the idea: Sneak in. Kill everything as quietly as possible. Walk out with maximum encumberance.

A Sneakthief then?
I played that ''class'' for quite some time too

» Tue Jun 19, 2012 5:50 am

A Sneakthief then?
I played that ''class'' for quite some time too :tongue:

More like Sneak-Problem Solver.

» Mon Jun 18, 2012 9:34 pm

More like Sneak-Problem Solver.

Using a bow..

» Mon Jun 18, 2012 8:27 pm

Using a bow.. :tongue:

I mean I could charge in with an axe and no sense of right or wrong...but hey..

I tend to play the same classes throughout RPGS. I play a mortal. I dabble in each of the fields of combat/playing styles. I never get fully perfect with each one, but I get the job done...somehow..

» Mon Jun 18, 2012 5:37 pm

I mean I could charge in with an axe and no sense of right or wrong...but hey..

I tend to play the same classes throughout RPGS. I play a mortal. I dabble in each of the fields of combat/playing styles. I never get fully perfect with each one, but I get the job done...somehow..

I pretty much do the same...

» Mon Jun 18, 2012 6:07 pm

Been seriously considering starting a Khajiit character to join the Companions so I can have a cat that turns into a dog. Planning on using hand-to-hand and heavy armor then stacking up magic resistance.

» Mon Jun 18, 2012 4:12 pm

Guy in my sig. He's a live-off-the-land ranger / beastmaster. No magic, no melee, pure archery. Because some opponents are difficult or impossible to kite, I make use of special poisons, particularly slow (my bread and butter) and paralyze. But because the ingredients are limited, you can't spam them every battle like you can with magic spells; you need to reserve them for tough encounters such as bears, sabre cats, bosses, etc. It's really a lot of fun to go from hold to hold collecting special ingredients (marshes around morthal are my favorite spot, due to the abundance of deathbell, which is used for slow poison, and swamp fungal pod, for paralyze poison), including hunting crabs for their chitin and deer for their antlers.

Give it a shot. And if you do, don't take the Ranger perk as it spoils the fun.

» Mon Jun 18, 2012 3:46 pm

I found Ghostblade very recently, My newest character has been running around using a Novice Destruction spell in one hand and Ghostblade in the other. It is kind of surprising to actually have Mana and Stamina left over after fighting a group of three opponents.
EDIT I also agree with asgard, a sneaky unarmored archer is fun, and can be very challenging.

» Tue Jun 19, 2012 2:52 am

Been seriously considering starting a Khajiit character to join the Companions so I can have a cat that turns into a dog. Planning on using hand-to-hand and heavy armor then stacking up magic resistance.

That sounds pretty weird xD

Guy in my sig. He's a live-off-the-land ranger / beastmaster. No magic, no melee, pure archery. Because some opponents are difficult or impossible to kite, I make use of special poisons, particularly slow (my bread and butter) and paralyze. But because the ingredients are limited, you can't spam them every battle like you can with magic spells; you need to reserve them for tough encounters such as bears, sabre cats, bosses, etc. It's really a lot of fun to go from hold to hold collecting special ingredients (marshes around morthal are my favorite spot, due to the abundance of deathbell, which is used for slow poison, and swamp fungal pod, for paralyze poison), including hunting crabs for their chitin and deer for their antlers.

Give it a shot. And if you do, don't take the Ranger perk as it spoils the fun.

Yeah i did something like that, i was a bosmer though

I found Ghostblade very recently, My newest character has been running around using a Novice Destruction spell in one hand and Ghostblade in the other. It is kind of surprising to actually have Mana and Stamina left over after fighting a group of three opponents.
EDIT I also agree with asgard, a sneaky unarmored archer is fun, and can be very challenging.

Ghostblade you say... What's so special about it?

» Mon Jun 18, 2012 9:57 pm

Argonian Werewolf, Lizard that turns into a Wolf loool.....I go with either Legendary Full Dragon Plate Armor with Legendary Ebony Sword (Always One-handed) when fighting Dragons Giants etc, or If im in the mood for stealth I go with Flawless Nightingale set with Legendary Blade of Woe, love that little Dagger

.... rarely use magic, little bits here and there, didnt stop be becoming archmage though hehe