1st character.

Valandil - Breton - The Aprentice- Mages Guild.

2nd character.

? - Nord - The Warrior - Fighters Guild

3rd Character.

The Shadow - Dunmer - assassins, thieves, mages guilds.

Lielle Auralie will be a Breton Mage and so far that's all I know about her until I learn more about the world she'll be in.

For now, she's ready to begin a run in Morrowind because she's never been there. That may help decide some things but if she visits Skyrim too, she'll have to have amazing longevity...either that or Time Travel.

The nerevarine does not age if memory serves, so no worries there

I'll make a custom class as usual, don't know the skills yet though but I decided to be an Imperial. Probably some destruction magic, mercantile if they have it, armorer, hehe sweet.

If by custom class, you mean no class at all

Name: Undecided
Race: Dunmer
Birthsign: The Tower
[Sneak/Security], Restoration, Blade, Destruction, Marksman, [Mercantile/Speechcraft]
Generally playing the role of a thief, though very much insane and irrational. Because it's fun. Run around in no pants, throw heads of lettuce at stores I dislike, and attacking random couriers on the road to steal their shoes. That kind of stuff.

Name: Raven Miridus Vladmirius
Race: Imperial
Gender: Female
Birthsign: The Warrior
Favorite attributes: Endurance and Stealth
Specialization: Combat & Hand to Hand
Main skills: Single-handed (long blade), dual-wield, destruction, light armor, stealth
Minor Skills: Athletics, acrobatics(Will merged into one, I hear), sneak and marksmanship.
Factions: Order of Cyrodilic Vampires. Former Dark Brotherhood, but still a remnant of the Crimson Scars.
Occupation: Masqurading as an Imperial nobleman
Philosophy: Power is knowledge. Power is all. The weak deserve to die, the way of the universe deems it so. Everyone is expendeble and everyone can be a useful pawn. To be a wise leader, first you must gain control over yourself, then an individual, then a group of individuals....then be part of the circle of those who has the most power in the world. Evil is a point of view, vampirism is about strength and glorifying inner power.

Behaviour: Comes off as a very friendly individual to most. But only her fellow family members knows how deceitful and manipulative she can be. Raven often gains power and advancement by expending others to her dominion, which sometimes can result in even death. Being a master manipulator, she often plays both sides of a single conflict to suit her needs. A dvour follower of Molag bal and Clavicus Vile, she harbors a fatal hatred for any other clan not of Cyrodilic bloodline.

I'll come up with some name for it, in Oblivion my first custom was called "Warlord" for several reasons, but in the end it is generic enough that both a lot of other people used it without regard to RP implications, and it hardly made it better that some generic NPC's used it as well. :ermm:

This time I'll think of something really inspiring and unique, and I still have a lot of months to think.

Name: Helmdreke
My first character will be a Nord warrior (with some skill with the bow), and he'll have short black hair and a goatee. He's in his mid/late 20's, and he prefers to use dual axes/swords. Still, he loves to prey on his enemies so he'll find a good position to scare the living crap out of whoever he's fighting to get them off guard.

As far as his background, Helmdreke was born into a pro-imperial Nordic family. Ever since his great-grandfather Cedric was saved by the Hero of Kvatch, his lineage has supported imperialistic tradition and the benefits it brings. Helmdreke's father is the chieftain of a village that shares these views...but after a civil war rages across Skyrim, the village is under attack by anti-imperial extremists. Coming back from a hunting trip, Helmdreke finds his village burned to the ground and all of its inhabitants murdered, including his mother and father. Years after the attack and on the run, he is eventually captured by the group and imprisoned...and this is where his story begins in Skyrim.

Going with a standard-ish Nord Barbarian first time through/main quest. After that, it depends what the game is exactly like. I tend to like being a Khajiit, but I'll probably give Breton and Dunmer a try at some point as well.

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Definitely Time Travel - with a side effect of losing your memory and a strange tendency to always put you in a prison of the destination era


Imperials svck at magic (very shallow magicka pool). Maybe a different race would be better?


The name of my character's (Ariake's) class is "Blademage". Why? "Magic is just a better blade."

Name:Jothan
Race: Nord
Class: Jack of all Trades
Birth Sign: The Warrior(i like to carry a lot of stuff)
Mayor Skills: Blades,Destruction,Marksman,Light Armor,Stealth
Guilds : all join able ones
Alignment:Neutral

I normally play a stealthy Dunmer or Altmer with a one-handed sword as a main weapon and some utility magic, so I guess that's how my character will develop. Also, he'll probably have reasonably good acrobatics, or whatever it becomes- ever since Morrowind, I've developed this habit of constantly jumping- I even caught myself doing it in FO3. I used to throw my character off of tall buildings- whatever didn't kill him made him stronger! This was less effective in Oblivion, which is probably for the best...

Probably just gonna take the Latin word that defines my character (if it's a theif or criminal, I'd use iniuria, translates to injustice/injury/wrong) and mess around with it to produce something resembling a name.

I'm wondering if the game will sort of veer away from stealth type characters being there's 'dragon shouts' and an emphasis of pc being the dragonborn. Sounds like you're meant more to be a hero instead of scum hiding in the shadows.


Still, my first character will probably be a nord barbarian or warrior....hopefully there will be the legion to join so he can rise in the ranks.


I may also play a dunmer assassin, being I had fun playing one in oblivion. I also enjoyed playing a high elf spellsword in oblivion...so I may give that a try.


I always strictly play premade classes and stick to using only major skills, so I hope skyrim doesn't push you towards being a jack of all trades....I wouldn't like that at all