The Heavy armor Rogue

Some of you will scoff at this but if put at least 40 hours into this and here is build

Illusion

Heavy armour

Sneak

1 Handed

Enchanting

Smithing

Restoration

Pickpocket (Optional)

Alchemy (Optional)

Note: This build works well with all races!

Some of you guys will think the build is stretched out to thinly but I assure you it is not.

At the beginning of the game after riverwood run to whiterun stables and take a carriage to solitude. From there continue to the steed stone to get its ability. This is very important and key to make this build work because the weightless armor buff you get from it.

From there go to Farengar in Whiterun and buy both the muffle and calm spell. Muffle for sneaking and power leveling, and calm because once you calm an enemy you can proceed to sneak attack critical it.

Perks


Illusion
All perks

Heavy armour
Fist of steel path if you want to do a different stone
Right hand path if you are content with steed stone

Sneak
Assassin Blade path
Shadow Warrior path (Optional)

1 Handed
Armsman (5)
Power attack perks (Optional)

Enchanting
Middle path
The rest is optional

Smithing
Heavy armor path but no dragon smithing

Restoration
Novice
Apprentice
Adept
Expert
Master (Optional)
Recovery (2)
Avoid Death (Optional)
Respite (Optional)
50% Healing perk (Can't remember name)

End game armour

Shrouded Hand Wraps

Ebony Mail or Custom Enchanted Smithed Daedric armor and boots

Deadric Dagger Fiery Souls and Fire Enchant

Pacify Spell

Hoped this Build will prove helpful to you, please give feedback

builds are for losers...
get what you want, do what you want.
"builds" ruin games get some creativity and do your own stuff.

What are you talking about? Builds have always been essential, and play a part in Skyrim as well.

Well i was just trying to help people who wanted an idea of what char type to make next, don't have to give me your anger!

No matter what you do in the game, you will end up with a build

I think a Very Overpowered Build character is the one that has all skills at 100.

True that. I never try to get 100 on all my characters. I really don't see the point of that.

Forgot to say but you don't really need shadow warrior because with pacify dual casted and all illusion perks you can calm anything short of a dragon. (have not tried dragon priest though )

I'm not against builds, newcomers stuggling will be able ot learn from it.

But in a single player game having a perfect build with certain items is really not important to me....as long as my character isnt lacking its all good.

You don't need illusion if your sneak is maxed out.

but if you are in a sticky situation a good invisibility spell or an AOE calm/frenzy/fear spell could help, no?

Illusion is always fun. (and imba)

Choice of heavy armor or light armor doesn't really matter as both can hit the armor cap.

Daggers do not benefit from fortify one-handed enchantments. This means you can easily get enough slots for two schools of magic to become zero cost.

You have problems against dragons.

You can fight large number of low to mid opponents at once.

Overall 7/10 on my scale of effective builds.

Actually when in dragon fights i use dual swords and handle them with ease with no companions

Theres no such thing as an "Overpowerd build" in Skyrim.
There is just a lack of underpowerd builds.

I just deleted all my saves.

What now punk?

Builds are most important in multiplayer PVP MMORPGs. They're sort of important here. You'll come up with something that suits your game style. Now I wouldn't mind an inexpensive DLC add on for my house where I could re-allocate my skill points and perks for a certain amount of gold in the game, as newcomers will learn what works for them and where they screwed up. I'm just using a similar "build" to the one I used in Oblivion and Morrowind. I am going light armor to dragonscale.