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There are as many types of warrior/mages as there are players. Any combo is possible. Just pick one that suits you.
As a High elf I don't have to add as much magicka, but a 3/4/3 gives plenty of options.
As for a Warrior/Mage build, the best one I know of is the Battlemage, a class that can wear armor and use One-Handed/Two-Handed weapons in addition to any of the five magic schools. Paladins are another build that utilizes magic while still retaining the feel of a Warrior, but this class focuses on Restoration more than the other schools. There are plenty of builds that fit both specilizations; these are just a couple examples.
Regarding how you want to set your attributes, choose where you'll feel the attributes you'll be making the most of count and focus on those more than ones not important to the build you are creating. The same goes for all eighteen skills as well. Just go with what you feel is right for the build you want to create.
Edit: Something I forgot to mention is that a bit of Restoration can be of benefit to Warriors.
If you feel the need to create a new character to fix any mistakes you made while creating the first one, however small those flaws may be, go ahead and do it if you believe that will help you make some progress. If you want to try and salvage the current build if it needs salvaging and if possible, go with that instead if you don't want to spend more time creating a character. Pick whichever choice you believe will be of more aid to you rather than one you feel will hinder you.
You can go with a Dark Elf as they are better (starting off) with one handed and Destruction spells. Use light armor, enchant em' with spell cost reduction and resistances. Use enchanted weapons as it helps with your damage output. Use a fast heal spell. ( I never had to go beyond Apprentice level with heal spells).
Put about 3-4 points in Resteration for the mana regen and stamina regen along with the increased heals by 50%.
Can use Alteration specifically for the resistances (30%). The increases in armor by Flesh spells doesn't hurt.
Can use Stealth (optional here) to sneak up and get the first attack in. I didn't need anymore than 5-6 points here.
Illusion helps out. Get the quite casting perk. Enemies can't hear you casting spells and can't find you as well when you are sneaking..
Get Adept lvl Illusion so you can use Invisibilty(it will cost less at this lvl).
As far as the stone..Mage or Warrior??? You can get the Apprentice(???) stone. It has a 15% increase to ALL skills you use. And if you find a particular set of skills lacking..magic or melee, just switch to the one you need.
Just get enough mana to cast your spells. Sort of like a 60/20/20 split from Health/Stamina/Mana
I had one on one-handed, sneaking and destruction. I'm only lvl 4.
Pretty much any race can be a Spellsword since there are no limits or restrictions on what you can do and choose in Skyrim regarding what build you play as (the same goes for Khajiit as well), but Bretons and Altmer are solid races for a Spellsword if you want to go for one of them.
http://i.imgur.com/SlB1C.png
So then your four choices are Nord, Orsimer, Imperial, and Redguard. All of those races are akin to Warrior builds, but Redguard and Imperial do have some leniency for other builds.
It may not be optimal, but I like putting perks in skills that will be useful early. A 20-30% boost in sneaking to help avoid detection and to help skillup sneaking more easily, novice restoration to reduce magicka cost by 50% to allow more healing early on, a few into overdraw to increase bow damge for first shot sneak attacks at range, novice destruction to reduce magicka cost by 50% to more easily raise destruction on animals while travelling, steel smithing to help enhance armor and weapons more and make money quicker while leveling smithing etc.
I used most of my points to raise one handed damage and light armor rating.
Try to get the Aetherial crown asap. It will allow you to combine The lover stone 15% skill bonuses, warrior stone 20% skill bonuses and 10% resting skill bonus for an insane skillup and level up rate.
Is 60/20/20 safe? And if I choose Warrior Mage should I go Imperial, Nord, Breton or Redguard? As for perks would I be good trying to focus on 6 of them (One-Handed, Light Armor, Archery, Block, Destruction, Restoration)? I really want to be able to have the flexibility to shoot bows as well which is why I have that in there.
You can set your attributes to whatever you prefer, but my advice is try and keep them at an ideal level so each is fairly near one another. Any race you choose is viable for a Warrior/Mage build as are the skills you wish to take for it, though Imperials and Bretons might be skilled at both aspects of the build. The one thing I'd advise against is the inclusion of Destruction if you have Archery because you've already got one long range skill, so you don't really need another.
You can do fine with no more than 5 points in block. Are you planning on a sheild in there somewhere?? If so, than you can put 2-5 more points in blocking.
For Archery, you can actually fill out the entire tree if you wish, but 5 points in the 1rst tier, 1-2 in the increased critical chance, 1-2 in the slow time effect,(forgot the name) And a point in the perk for increasing the sight distance...err focus (again, forgot the name).
Destruction,... did you want to focus on a particular school?? I.E fire, ice or shock? If not, you can put 2 in ice, shock and fire, novice and apprentice level, dual cast if you want/need. If so, then get Impact...it can stagger the enemie when dual casting. You don't have to get Adept level spells, you will come accross some staffs with them as you travel.
Restoration...I never needed no more than apprentice level healing...Fast healing single or dual cast. ( I've never dual casted Fast healing, I didn't have too much trouble as I leveled) Get the improved healing, magicka regen and the Stamina boost from healing perk.
The One-handed perks are a given, choose what you are planning to use the most, axes, swords or maces and put points there. If you want all three, go for it.
Light armor.. get the 1rst 5 points there, followed by matching set and Improved fit ( I believe???)..It's an increase to your armor bonus.
Now...I know it sounds like a lot of points to use up, however if you add them up now, you will see that it gets you somewhere around level 35-40. Most times you might have done everything in the game you want to do at this point. Don't sweat it, there will be about 40 more points to go.