So I enjoy writing cool stories about villains in my d&d sessions and I am thinking about writing a book on my Skyrim assassin. The more I play him, the more these interesting story lines about his past begin to pop up. He was once one of the biggest crime lords in the city of Senchal on the southern peninsula of Elsweyr, was a member of the biggest known group of gladiators, pirate lord of the topal seas, duelist, thief, murderer, serial-killer, ya know all that bad stuff.

Its not exactly going to be a "heroic" story aside from a villainous one but it sounds really cool. I might post it in the lore section.

What do you guys think? Sounds pretty cool or lame?

edit: Or I may just make him an anti-hero probably.

Go for it.. I'm aspiring to be an author one day myself

Honestly though, the day I get to writing a fantasy series.. I might just base it partly off the Elder Scrolls series in general just because of the way I feel when I play the games. Probably will base it off of a few other games I used to like too.. before they went downhill

I have started a few of these projects myself, as I am an aspiring writer too in the fantasy genre. Would love to read and offer criticism. I am working on my own world and lore for a realm of my own.

Will it have pictures? I like pictures.

'Book series' - you would be unable to have it published unless it contains no copyrighted material owned by Bethesda Softworks/Zenimax. Other than that, go for it. Would be cool to see the characters in your books run around in a fantasy setting, it could really aid with ambient descriptions and fight choreography.