"Hey, you sass that hoopy Feronasu? There's a frood who really knows where his towel is."

1. Create a magic character and a melee character
2. Get involved in guilds and the new activities that are implemented
3. Stay away from spoilers
4. Live another Elder Scrolls :,)

1. no fast travel unless i have physically traveled to the destination before (or not fast travel at all if there are travel services)
2. steal everything of value
3. no outside help
4. no moding unless its a fix that beth has not released yet
5. have fun :icecream:

1: wait untill mods comes out that do these things
2: Remove fast travel and place in a travel network that i must pay for.
3: a mod for spell making
4: an Overhaul mod for general difficulty and fixing obvious lvl scaling oops that are going to occur
5: said overhaul mod above making it so i cannot pull weapons ect out in towns more immersion.
6: food, drink, and sleep mod.
7: a mod that replaces the map and adds in a paper map that doesn't show were i am at only major land features so i have to find my own way.
8: removing compass.
9: a realistic weight carry system mod.

Hell until these mods are released i may not even purchase the game.

Too kind, good sir.

Uhh about #6... there are no more major skills bud.

-No sleep until main quest is done . . . oh, you mean in game. Depends on my mood. I may hardcoe it for a while, and then after a while throw some cheats on and kill everything in sight.

Only fast travel to places on roads.


I don't really need a house rule to keep myself from looking things up online or not reload quests, I generally don't do that anyway (and if I do look something up it's usually because I'm stuck somewhere, possibly with a glitch, and I'm not enjoying the experience and want to move past it, so I won't keep myself from doing that)

No fast travel
No reloads
Wear appropriate clothes within context of the situation
Eat before I sleep and after I wake up with snacks during the day.
Keep companion until he/she/it dies (no sending away and then bringing back whenever)
Other small stuff that I will make up while I play lol.

never run from a dragon. Ever
test new dragon shouts when near children.

I don't have any. Not one. Hmph.

Although I've already kind of given myself one rule nice and early on, and that is to finally separate from my (kind of) standard Redguard main. This time I'm opting for a change, most likely a Breton.

This isn't a bad idea. I just tried to not use fast travel in any form (even though I secretly wished for a system like Morrowind) what you said makes more sense. Now if only I thought of that when I used to play Oblivion a lot.

Dont fast travel
Semi roleplay
Sleep at nights.
Only one character at the time.
Dont rush anything.

This. A legitimate reason as to why Bethesda should put children in the game.

Well one thing I will be doing is SAVE Save and save some more. Can't forget about rule number one.

I might steal all the plates, forks, spoons and knives. I tried this for Oblivion, but it was boring, since the AI doesn't react to it. I guess the
same thing will happen in Skyrim, so I guess I will not do either. It all depends on how Skyrim is, maybe I will be like the lady in Morrowind
and steal all the pillows.

1. No world map
2. No armor, weapons nor magic (fist fight)
3. No paint brushes
4. No bugs
5. No compass
6. French version (I don't speak French)
7. No school

There is for me.

It's not specifically a "Major Skill", but it's what my character does best.
Basically, unless they're an actual "Mage" type class (I know there are no classes, but there still are), or a class that has a magic secondary, no spellcasting.