Best class for female argonian?

[Vortex]

Title says it.

[TeddyChynski]

Housekeeper

[TeddyChynski]

sorry I'll leave

[FaeVortex]

Maid

[gr1nie]

I suggest Battlemage. Thereby you will have access to alchemy to be able to cook. Fire spells (Destruction) will help you in frying and roasting meat, while Telekinesis (Mysticism) will be useful when cleaning the house. Cut vegetables using the Blade skill. The Blunt skill will help you with the use of a meat tenderizer. If you need more hands, conjur a dremora helper. Feather spells will allow you to carry lots of ingredients and tools without burdening yourself.

[Elenrai]

Originally posted by Mitya:

If you need more hands, conjur a dremora helper.

AHAHA! XD Ahaha my sides! Damn you!

[Vortex]

It's time to stop... please...

[Elenrai]

Originally posted by ∞❤Vortex❤∞:

It's time to stop... please...

Alright, well in all seriousness, a battlemage is actually not a bad idea, with the +10 int you gain as a female argonian, and the other racial bonusses, otherwise I would give the monk class some consideration, ive no clue how effective hand to hand is once the game starts scaling upwards, however.
The levelling system in oblivion is very unforgiving (or, more bluntly said, BROKEN), and if you wanna play without farming skills to level optimally, I would actually suggest that you make a class that is the opposite of your intended playstyle.
For instance, if you want to roll up a custom class that uses sneak, security, blade, illusion, alchemy, destruction, alteration, and light armor, you should pick "major skills" that are NOT any of those.
The reason for this is that you will not level up as much, allowing your "level up" bonuses to be optimal, which is very important if you intend to go past level 10, past level 15 its pretty much mandatory to build your character like this unless you wanna dump the difficulty.
The game is basically balanced around you getting +5 skill bonusses all the time as you level up, that is why you will want to make a custom class that have 7 major skills that you never use much, that way you can actually control how your characters bonuses are distributed.
https://youtu.be/Vp4-9G47uF0?t=1275
That youtube link contains an in depth explanation of the scaling/levelling and why you wanna do as I just suggested.
Of course you can still be stubborn and pick out major skills that you intend to use with your characters playstyle, just be prepared for some serious increases in difficulty as you reach level 10, 15, and 20.

[jackhickman999]

I would make her a ranged assassin/thief. Class is pretty terrible to be honest do what you want really doesn't matter to much.