Your favorite roleplay / character walkthrough?

[Karamell]

I don't know ... I think i've done it all. After so many hours, I am still having fun but feel I could try something 'new' you know? Whether with a mod or not, I am kind of stuck. Perhaps if you guys tell me what kind of character you like going as and what you like building (or what mods enhances said build like Ordinator), I would appreciate it.

So far my favorite build has been a unique Necromancer who helps people. Simply a white monk with supernatural necromancy that only uses spirits to fight evil, not zombies + skeletons. Guess a Restoration dude with Conjuration kind of guy that uses different mods relying on spirits that are willing to assist? Was pretty rad actually.

[Dexter]

A dragonslut. With UNPB and Legendary Bikini Armors.

But seriously tho, try Requiem. It changes early to midgame so much and it is easy to install without any other mods. Late game is pretty much the same.

[SilentAegis]

Honestly, after 4 years of playing this game, I've only ever used two characters. The first character I used was originally evil, but I eventually turned him into a good-natured Werewolf Redguard man who struggles with his dark side. When the moon rises, his life is too low, or when he's just really pissed off, he turns into an unstoppable killing machine. And there's nothing he can do about it. Moonlight Tales was a must for this character. He was pretty much a Spellsword, a combination of a mage and a warrior.

For the last couple of months, though, I've been playing an evil half Redguard, half Highelf vampire mage/assassin. Playing as an evil character is quite refreshing to me, so I find him pretty fun. Plus, I never got to play around with the Vampire Lord much, so once I get that form, things will become even more interesting. I use Sancrosanct for this playthrough. Great mod.

[Alliecienti]

No matter what sort of character I am playing I have set a minimum attained level of 70 on myself before I will end it and start another.

My current theme has been characters with no spell casting ability at all. In that line I have played a strict hunter who has no permanent home just a camp that moves around as I lived off the land and bartered meats and pelts to make a little gold. The mods Hunterborn and Camping Kit of the Northern Ranger become the forefront in that scenario. My favored character without magic use has tended to be an Archer/Assassin type who travels the land in search of "bad people" and eliminates them so the good folk can live peacefully and the dead remain at rest. Not above taking on a bounty quest to earn some extra coin or a Jarl's favor now and then either.

[Karamell]

As of right now, i'm playing the "Not the Protagonist" build. I have given my two followers (Inigo and Sofia) the best equipment and everything, while being our trio's support + tank. Shield, Healing Hands, and ensuring to use Illusion / Alteration spells to boost my allies.

While it is true that they follow me, I do ask Inigo for suggestions and just go with his thoughts while Sofia's blunt humor and obliviously lewd nature leaves us to awkwardly travel. It's actually been really fun, to my surprise. If I get Vilja involved, the party will be complete.

Vilja = The Bard
Inigo = The Ranger
Sofia = The Warrior
Me = The Guardian

[Breastie]

I always tend to go for some mage.
First playthrough I was like jack of all trades, slowly turned into pure mage, next I was going to be stealth hunter, quickly changed my mind to mage again. Guess that's my fate then.

[offline for a year in 4 days]

I have a redhead vampire assassin, married with succubus-san and they hunt together. Also wore katarina outfit for some reason.

[Soul2506]

Redgaurds cause I have things for redgaurd girls 😙

[Carl!!!!]

Currently an unarmed khajiit thief.

[Maliboo]

This character is based on how Nords, although suspicious of magic, have a racial power that's a kind of Illusion spell. I decided to take it a bit further with a 'Nord skirmisher' build.

The first skills are conventional for a Nord - archery, one-handed, light armor, smithing.

But Illusion magic is also used, specifically the mind-affecting spells - fury, fear, calm, courage, and their upgraded versions. Nothing else from Illusion.

Finally, Speech. I use the Ordinator mod (highly recommend it), and there's some perks to boost shouting in it. It also has perks for a bard build as well, which I'm trying out in my current game.

I call the character a skirmisher because she goes into battle with a war axe in one hand and illusion spell in the other, so no blocking. Until you get the perk to affect draugr and dwemer enemies going toe to toe with them isn't recommended.