Greetings

I have a nice build in mind but to make it perfect I'll need to be a high level which ranges from 80-100 I can't find a ways to level up quickly I am almost done leveling up all of the required skill required for the build. Sorry if this seem noobish and take down if it's against the rules just looking for help and no other forms/search's haven't gotten anywhere.

I'm making a mage class that deals with illusion but I can't seem to level up the illusion skill fast. Is there a certain spell I should use during combat that levels it up quick?

Hey.

I'm looking to make a build that uses

one handed

light armor

sneak

conjuration(necromancy)

illusion

destruction

race-breton

What type if class is this a d how would you play it?

My latest class has been revolved around Nordic history and tradition. My character is a stoic Nordic explorer that uses heavy armor, one handed and shields,archer (bows)conjuration, destruction, and illusion. Companion is Mjoll, (Lydia is dull and annoying)He is a, i’d say, 30ish and experienced. He is supposed to more centered around exploring and learning. But fighting as well. He is centered around and follows Nordic/ his own moral code. Backstory revolves around as traveling to atmora and solstheim, his father was born in Skyrim and his mother belonged to the skaal, and the character was raised in Tamriel. Grew up learning to fight and exploring ruins. Thoughts?

On my first run I suffered until I was level 24, I powerleveled crafting skills and ended up with godly gear that made legendary easy.

I wanted to enjoy legendary though, so I wanted to find a way to level up crafting skills progressively to make progressively better gear. So on my second run I powerleveled at 14 and ended up at level 24 with 80 alchemy, 60 enchanting and 30 smithing though I fucked up because I didn’t have enough grand soul gems. Any advice on powerleveling in different stages (meaning not from 1 to 100 in one sitting) Which level should I aim for?

Dwarven armor felt like the logical first armor to have but the difference between this armor and the free average and lighter steel armor is not much. Which first and second armor should I look for before getting my armor rating above the cap (before having enough grand soul gems and enchanting level)?

I tried to go for spellbreaker at level 14 and got my ass kicked by vomit to the face. This quest is way too hard for legendary without appropriate gear. Which unique items should I go for that can help me have a better time until I get my OP gear? Dawnbreaker with the black star? Maybe enchant my own sword if my smithing is below 60?

Just started a new game on Xbox one today and I’m only level 3. What skills should I work on first?

Hey everyone.

I'm looking for a build that incorporates using a sword/daggers, illusion, destruction,alteration and sneak.

Any class like this?

Hi all,

I'm the original creator and moderator of this little sub. As some have noticed, moderation on this sub is basically inactive. That's entirely on me, as I stopped using reddit consistently a few years back. I am more than happy to turn over Moderation privileges to interested parties, so inquire below.

Hello, I was thinking about what the best possible build with a full set of Ahzidal's armour is. I currently have a high elf mage with the full set at level 23, and I don't know exactly how to get the most out of it. I am only play on legendary difficulty. The problem I have is that I don't know whether to focus on magic or heavy armour, I dont even know if I should put any skill points into heavy armour.

I would appreciate if someone could recommend me anything, all stones, what quests to complete to help the build, rings, amulets, types of spells, and so on.

Thank you :)

Hey everyone.

I'm looking to make a build that's a combination of the two.

My questions are

Is there a class that's like this and what would you call it?

And my last question is, what mods should I download for a class like this?

Hey so I haven't posted here before so I'm hoping this is the right place. So I ported over a character from 5e into Skyrim. He's a young, let's say Teenage, wild elf who isn't from Skyrim, doesn't speak much common, and is kind of for now stuck there and doesn't have any friends, family, or contacts in the area. Also he is from, essentially a minimal contact nomadic tribe. He has never been in a civilized town, let alone a city before helgen. He specializes in archery, stealth, and smithing if that helps. But to get to my question, I'm trying to figure out where to start as far as quests. He wouldn't have knowledge of any political or religious struggles in skyrim in recent history, and is also afraid/ not quite trusting of most races/cultures other than wood elves, some khajit, and has a distant respect for orcs. Any ideas of where to "settle" or begin "questing"?

Mad Miner: Only allowed mining clothes, mining boots (or other non-armor boots), and a pickaxe. No magic. Any shouts. Can wear any jewelry and use any potions you loot, but cannot enchant or craft with alchemy. Smithing is fine, though it won't do you much beyond money since all you can improve is your pickaxe. No stealth.

Pokemon trainer: best with mods, conjuration with only normal clothes. Any jewelry is fine, though for increased challenge you can (like Mad Miner above) only wear jewelry or use potions you loot. All you can do is summon creatures. Stealth ok, since you can't directly attack anything anyway.

Captain America: Can only use shield, helm, body, hand, and feet. No jewelry, no weapons, no magic. Shouts are player prerogative, for best challenge use none except where necessary. Stealth only to get close, no sneak attacks or assassinations.

I just need inspiration, because I have played a LOT of Skyrim. (I Think Around 7000 hours)

I've spent the last few days trying outfits for my non-confrontational female Breton rogue who's skilled with a bow and dagger, and uses illusion and alteration spells to make up for the lack of armor. But nothing really seems to fit. Any advice on what would be a good outfit for a rogue, but doesn't have armor points?

Thanks in advance :3

So I just started a new crusader build. Looking for some simple rules for my character to follow. Any advice is much appreciated. For some added info:

Gameplay mods: iNeed, Ordinator and Apocalypse. Also "Of Divine Providence" where choosing a patron has an added bonus. The shrines and blessings are also changed which makes WAY more sense. Im thinking Kynareth since the new blessing adds magic resistance. Also I am using a mod for an added steel plate armor that is just a darker retexture.

Backstory: My character, Guthrum The Greater, is a logger from Ivarstead. A nord. Living a boring life in a forgotten town, he finds himself inspired by the pilgrims and adventurers hes met passing through on their way to High Hrothgar. Hes especially intrigued by tales of the Priory Knights from long ago, how they crusaded for righteous causes and lived fulfilling lives in devotion to the divines. This curiosity fostered a craving for adventure as well as a spiritual awakening. His life in Ivarstead was dull and predictable but he believed he was destined for greater things. With all his savings he has ordered a set of plate armor from a blacksmith named Alvor, it will be waiting for him in Riverwood.

He is eager and naive, easily persuaded to do things for others, often for little to no reward. He crusades to cleanse skyrim of its unholy abominations. This includes draugr, vampyres, werewolves, witches and daedra. He will seek guidance from priests, healers and the divines themselves.

Rules:

1. He respects the dead, no looting save for necessary quest items.
2. He loathes the undead, none shall survive.
3. Can only level-up while under an active blessing.
4. Must leave offering at wayshrines.

Perk trees:

1. Restoration 2. Heavy Armor 3. 1H 4. Smithing 5. Enchanting (only holy damage enchants for weapons) 6. Speech

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9dkO13VE5s

​

No ranged. No stealth. No Marked for Death. No summons. Sólo mods y sabor.

Ugruhda "Egrud" gro-Grougar of Grothbog and Grhlgumur

Starting a new/first time RP game with this Character in mind, wanted to share.

Birth Name: Ugruhda gro-Grougar

Known Aliases: Egrud of Ghrlgumur, Ugruhd, the Beauty of Grothbog

Relations:
Father- Grougar gro-Thogg
Mother- Ruhb gra-Dulph
Grandfather- Thogg gro-Grul Cheif of Ghrlgumur and Grothbog

Husband- Agnarb gro-Bogham
Lover- Kobak "Koba" gro-Morlak

Allegiance: Born to an Imperial Family, however she became a known 'turncoat' and pledges allegiance to the Stormcloaks.

Family History: Grand-daughter of Cheif Thogg of Ghrlgumur's second son (of twins), a well esteemed War Lord; Grougar. She was raised primarily at Fort Grothbog, which was her Father's inheritance, whereas her Uncle Rorag became Cheif of Ghrlgumur.
She is the only child of her parents (Grougar & Ruhb), and was politically married to Agnarb gro-Bogham of Burnbokh a well known Smith and Imperial Sympathizer. Unfortunately however, Agnarb became very hostile towards Egrud, and she often served as his punching bag.

Personal History: Upon travelling to Solitude with her Husband on a work related trip, she met Kobak gro-Morlak who was part of Ulfric Stormcloak's campaign, and began a short but lustful affair with him. After the assasination of the High King (of Solitude) happened the two decided it would be best for her to escape Agnarb and meet him in Windhelm, when the time was right. They promised to exchange letters until then.
After returning to Burnbokh with her husband, she received and sent out her first letter to her sweet Koba. And after only a few letters Agnarb discovered her infidelity. Betrayed, ashamed and outraged he reported her to the Imperials, as Stormcloak Sympathizer and Spy by claiming her letter's outed Agnarb's shipment/supplies for the Imperials - and not her infidelities as that would make him 'less a man'.

This is when the game starts, and she is travelling with the caravan to Helgen to be executed, with Ulfric Stormcloak.

Goals: To make her way to Windhelm, join the Stormcloak Rebellion, and find Kobak (who has since gone missing - which presumably Agnarb has something to do with).

Until then, she goes by a more "anglicanized" (?) version of her birth name Egrud (ee-g-red) gra-Uuga (her grandmother's name). Or more plainly Egrud of Ghrlgumur.

That's all I have for right now, I've never really done this before, so advice is appreciated! Just go easy on me, I'm very attached to idea I have but I'm looking to learn as well!

Thanks.

I haven't completed the civil war quest in any of my 3 playthroughs. Which side should I pick and why?

Hey, im thinking about starting Skyrim again. I have never realy played as a mage. But i think with the Phenderixmod There are a lot of new possibilities. Do you have ideas for a good build including the mod.

Never have played skyrim and wanna do a passive build. Focus on sneaking and mitigating conflict/fights. Would love to hear some suggestions from the community

From a Pyro-maniac clad in daedric armor to a silent illusionist who makes peopls fight for them, to a conjurer master who brings a small army to the battlefield theres so many ways to play a mage, especially if you throw something like ordinator into the fray. Whats your favorite mage class?

Hi Guys,

So I'm a right loser and still play Skyrim on PS3! I will probably move onto the remastered edition on PS4 but while I'm on that student budget I'll stick to what I've got ;) I am half way through playing my dark elf nightblade character and am trying to devise ideas for my next playthrough. I have come up with a few ideas but just wanted some feedback/opinions from some other players on which ones you believe would be more viable and/or more fun.

Build 1: A paladin style character. For race I'm thinking imperial but possibly breton. There are two options for the play style:

Option 1: two handed war hammer (never had a two handed play-through before) with robes of restoration and heavy armor for the boots, gauntlets and helmet. Skills will be: alteration, restoration, two handed, smithing and enchanting.

Option 2: Same as above but using a bow or crossbow instead and possibly all heavy armor. In which case alteration will be dropped.

Build 1 factions: companions, dawnguard, college of Winterhold, main story line.

Build 2: An archer necromancer. For race either wood elf or argonian. As with the first build there are two options for this build.

Option 1: wood elf, follows his own version of the green pact where he reanimates the dead to serve a better purpose. Combat archer so sneak won't be used. Bow, light or heavy armor (haven't decided), not sure a secondary weapon will be used but if so was thinking maybe bound swords. Skills: archery, conjuration, restoration, smithing, enchanting.

Option 2: argonian (haven't played as one yet), not come up with a backstory yet. But essentially the same as option 1 for play style, combat archer and reanimation but with alchemy added in. Bow, light armor, possibly bound swords. Skills: archery, conjuration, alchemy, smithing, enchanting, restoration.

Build 2 factions: dawnguard, college of Winterhold, main story line, not sure what else?

Apologies for the lengthy post, I just wanted to be thorough! Thank you in advance!

I’d like to make a build based completely on enchanting, or at least with a heavy reliance on it. No idea how to go about doing that. Any tips?

I’m working on a play through with a character that is lawfully evil (Senator Palpatine-ish). Using speech, illusion, one-handed, and conjugation.

-Speech is obvious for a political figure. -Illusion using behavior modifications to control the situation. -One-Handed only having a single dagger as a tool to “back stab” anyone and everyone to get to the top. -Conjuration (this one is a little far fetched but as RPG players you guys will get it) Using Necromantic skills to persuade any of my weakened enemies to fight for my cause or I will let them perish. -Light Armor being used as only wearing fine clothes and jewelry.

Any suggestions on how I can improve this idea of an evil politician?