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I personally almost always go for mages, but right now I'm playing a ranger for a change.
sorry if this is not how you get your class in d&d unfortunatly I've never played it.
No. That's not how it is done.
I stick with one character until I'm done with her and then move onto the next one in my arsenal.
i too have about 15 chars that i play about to start # 16 all magic no weapons or armor
can you manage mods for your profile somehow? so the mod is only active if you use a specific profile.
Don't think of a class to play, think of a character to play. Choose your aptitudes, attitudes, background, etc. Let's say you want to be a mage. WHY are you a mage? WHAT kind of mage? Is magic something you study, or a wild talent? What do you do besides magic? What are your hobbies? Who are your family? Why are you in Skyrim? Etc, etc. It doesn't have to be extensive, just a vague idea in your head is good enough to set you off in a direction.
I'm not referring to a mod; I'm talking about all the characters I've created whose save games are still present for me to use when playing. I've made others in the past, but I've also deleted a lot since I no longer had much interest in what builds some of those characters were. Just recently I've created another character the other day, so now I have twenty-three characters so far.