I couldnt help to think that I want to play a specific way---- as in, what weapons I will choose to level up specifically. If you have a character in mind, share what it will be.

I planned on rolling a Wood Elf armed with a bow, light armor, and dual wield either shortswords or daggers. Almost a Legolas type character.

What did you have in mind?

Either dual wield destruction spells or a destruction spell in one hand and a sword in the other.

Traditional sword and shield here. I see no point in using dual wielding if you can't block. I might switch to two-handers and bows occasionally though. Also, I won't use any magic at all, besides the shouts.

Mace + shield, I will invest most of my perks into defensive abilities and I will perform alteration and restoration magic with a touch of conjuration to the sides.

Dark elf stealth/bow/dagger/thief specialist

Dual axes with a load of drain health poison. Gunna get the axe bleed perks, dual attack with axes (both with drain health poison) then Fus Ro Dah the enemy backwards, weaker enemies should hopefully die before they get close again if the damage over time is strong enough =]

May use a mace and dagger too, dagger to strike out when the enemy is about to attack to stagger them, then follow up with the mace and armour ignore for big damage.

Light armor with sword and shield. And loads of magic. A variation of a battlemage I guess is how I play. I have commitment issues - I don't like being only melee, or only magic. I always end up playing jack-of-all-trades type classes.

Sneaky snipy. "Hey Bob, did you always have that arrow between your eyes?"

BOSMER
primary: Bow
secondary: short-sword/heal spell
armor: light

REDGUARD
primary: dual frost spell
secondary: dual maces
armor: light

KHAJIIT
primary: sword & shield
secondary: dual heal
armor: heavy

Dunmer sword and shield who wears light armour. Hear me out on this one. Due to fatigue playing a much bigger part in battles in Skyrim, my plan is to play an extremely defense-orientated character and invest most of my level-ups into fatigue and make it a battle of attrition with mobs, waiting until they've drained the majority of their fatigue and then going in with an extreme offensive. The reason I'm wearing light-armour is that it doesn't drain fatigue as quickly as heavy.

Also, not sure if it's been stated not to be in, but if I can have a spell in one hand and my shield in the other that's just gravy.