Nope, except for not giving into corruption by greed, all I pretty much have is evil self-serving characters. :frog:

It's unlawful and "bad".

But moral relativism and subjectivity not withstanding.

"If that isn't evil, i don't know what is."

Well, my Argonian assassin is a nice person. He is absolutely professional, but apart from his work, he is not so bad. If that makes any sense :spotted owl:

My Paladin is a "clean" character.

1. I don't use "darker" magics at all, and will only use scrolls that are against undead or restorative in nature.

2. I will avoid a fight if at all possible, unless you are considered "evil" by the standards of my character. I.E. Necromancers/Dark Mages, hostile daedra worshippers, undead/vampire. I've ran into bandit hideouts several times where they just warn me to leave, and I do.

3. Never murdered, stole (unless I HAD to for a quest), etc.

4. I avoid almost all Daedric Shrine quests, or will do them in the most good way/intentions possible.

5. If I just finished a string of quests and I'm in a town, I'll probably take a break and stick around for a while doing some of the misc work around the place.

I saw a vid on youtube with a guy playing as a khajiit pacifist named Felix the monk quite interesting.

Tamriel Good/Evil Standards Vols. I - IV
You didn't find those books?

Same here but Skyrim is so fantastic in its detail i created all three types and play them every day with my do almost everything character being my main focus at the moment due to the interesting shades of grey.