I find that weird. Given that I'm somebody who sometimes spends days and days to come up with ''refreshing'' builds. From Robin Hood inspired thieves to all type of Battlemages. But they somehow lost it's charm for me very quickly.

The builds I've had most fun with are pure warriors with simple skillsets. It seems. I'm a bit surprised because I usually dig very deep into builds if I get the chance. But I guess that Skyrim is that game where I prefer the exciting rush of personal confrontations over the sneaky work or the magicks.

They always had the best backstories too. If anything, the only ''other class'' I truly enjoyed was Hrafna, a Necromantic warrior who also used illusion to strike fear into her enemies. But bugs took her out only a small time after remaking her.

I've been wondering, it seems that for me, it's especially a backstory combined with my favourite combat style that makes me enjoy it.

I'm with you. Nothing like getting up close and personal with a warhammer

Warriors are sixy badasses. Even the ugly ones.

Nothing says hello like a battleaxe to the face.

I like both 1h+shield and 2h but I also like magic.

I know what you mean. I never really cared for the warrior type until I started the war priest last night. Basically its a mace in the right hand and any restoration spell in the left. Heavy armor, smithing and enchanting, thats all! Sometimes less is better.

Same for me. Pure warrior without any magic tricks is the way to go

What happened to your last character.

I can never keep a twinkle fingers character.

My favorite character that I ever made is a two-handed, heavy armor bad ass dragonborn.

To be honest, the only kind of magic I would use no matter what would be Restoration.

When playing a glass cannon mage, what I really miss is brawling. In Skyrim, I like to put people in their places with some good scuffle.

Queen Potema possession? Im still playing. Got two going on at the same time.