Elinroth the Bosmer is your average guy trying to get by. He's a small, modest, and highly intelligent. Although he is a theif, he is not a murderer. He's not good nor evil, he just does what feels appropirate for the situation. He's the one I relate with most and he will be my main character

Dominant skills,

Archery
Alchemy
One Hand
Sneak


Zephyr the Nord is your stereotypic hero with longblonde hair and blue eyes. He's tall, strong, chivalrous, and honest. I will focus on the main quest and the companions with him, although I will do the mainquest with Elinroth as well. Zephyr will never do evil things and slay dragons at any chance ... he will be the definition of a hero

Dominant skills,

Two hand
Restoration
Smithing
Block


Deimon the High Elf is very old. He's a vampire that travels at night, worships sithis, stalks and murders people for pleasure, and wears a black robe/hood at all times. He is the very definiton of evil and has a sinister agenda

dominant skills,

Illusion
Destruction
Enchanting
Alchemy


So am I the only person that won't allow different "archetypes" to exist in the same character? For example, I could never do the dark brother hood with the same character that did the main quest because it wouldn't feel right to me. I role play to extreme degrees and prefer to have different types of characters to do different types of things

Elinroth is basically neutral
Zephyr is holy
Deimon is evil

I plan on having three in Skyrim - Warrior, Thief and Mage.

I only play one character at a time, but I have many characters and playthroughs eventually.

I had close to 15 in oblivion

I have one main and am planning to have a second one sometime later. I can't handle the responsibility of three at a time though!

I always have multiple characters, hunter, thief, noble, guard, knight, paladin, treasure hunter, ect ect ect.

I never follow the classes, like warrior, mage, thief, it all depends on the character.

This is probably what most of TES player's do.

Ah...another D&D player, eh?

I think it really comes down to who is behind the stick (or keyboard).

I like having certain characters play out different parts of the story but I mostly only play on the stealthy side.

i plan on havin 1 hundred billion 7 hundred and 50 thousand 3 hundred and 61 playthroughs
(100,000,750,361)

a friend of mine had close to 75 characters in oblivion not sure how many he had in morrowind but i know it was 50+

i had 3 charaters in oblivion and i'm doing my second in morrowind waiting for christmass... SKYRIM!!!

but i will have probably 5+ characters in skyrim

i love D&D
i have only played 4th editoin though

I'm planing for more, but as of now I have two characters ( a female warrior and a male thief ) with two really good backround bios.^_^

that's 100 billion 7 hundred 50 thousand 3 hundread and 61...

I play very much like you Enthusastic Alchemist. :thumbsup:

All my characters I create for a specific purpose, be it the Dark Brotherhood or completion of the main quest ect.

thanx for the corection its fixed now

Thinking back Arena Daggerfall and Morrowind did have the three "classes", well in Arena and Daggerfall, constellations in it's class creating questionnaire. So playing out the main roles would be a nice experience.



:foodndrink:

I generally play 3 but I'll probably go for 4 in Skyrim.

Altmer Wizard
Bosmer Assassin
Nord Warrior
Imperial Crusader

your not alone i always have at least 3 characters usually an argonian warrior a bosmer assassin and an orc monk :foodndrink: i may make a blind muscular orc barbarian for skyrims main quest though

Ditto, I lost count of the number of MW and OB characters I played, each a little different

I'm a one character at a time kinda guy.

I always do one at a time.