I feel bad about my character, a Morrowind Breton Mage, because I have Conjuration just as a minor skil, although I use it very much and have racial +10.

I made an argonian with spear and block as major, only to find out that block only concerns shields, had to rage a bit before redoing my character.

Trying to create an anwesome Imperial but as soon as exited (?) from creation menu to in game he looked completely screwed so I deleted the file and created a Nord because it's easier to make them cool

happened to me when I wanted to make a good looking mage (altmer) after hourssssssss of work I thought I was good to go when exiting the sewer and taking a vanity look he looked [censored] and totally different :banghead: :banghead:

I made an assassin once, and accidentally killed an innocent when I fired an arrow at my target. I regret it to this day.

I always feel bad when halfway to Kvatch, I realise that either my char looks horrible, or my build is off. Damn you, ORD!

My first character for Morrowind and my first character for Oblivion were both fails. For some reason I felt the need to make a sneaky wood elf each time. I have to restart and make and Argonian warrior.

Why would you regret that? Assassins are killers lol. They kill people.

I think he was making an Assassin's Creed reference.

On my main Morrowind character, I didn't really put much time in making the best possible skill build. I had enchant as a major skill, and being an Oblivion player, I had no idea how I would train the skill/ use it. I also wish I would have had Heavy Armor as a skill, for there were many cool enchanted items that I picked up on my adventures that I couldn't wear without crippling my armor rating.

I spent ages trying to create a beard that didn't make my character look like a messy toddler after an altercation with some chocolate biscuits. I thought I'd managed to do a passable job with the inferior tools afforded to me until a few days into the game when I removed my shirt only to find that my imperials body was a ridiculous shade of black/blue.

I also quit my first Morrowind character because I thought the blight sapping my stregth was a glitch caused by me turning off the console during loading.

My first character was very successful. I love her til the end of time I really do. But as far as things I regret.... I regret her rp story being an assassin and joining the Dark Brotherhood. Now I like the Dark Brotherhood.... but I don't like the purifying quest, in which you have to cleanse the sanctuary. To this day, no matter which character I do the DB storyline with, I hate everything that happens in the quest line after that. You get all attached to these NPC's and then...... poof. No more!.... and the characters that show up at the end are so much fail in comparison to the first.

I also had a character whom I managed to make really nice. She looked really great, and everything was going perfectly... until she became a vampire..... I missed the warning message.... and slept... and then her face got massively screwed up..... And after I cured her... the age setting reset to default or something, because she was still really ugly...

my main character accidently joined the dark brother hood and made it to the 2nd quest and never did anything related to that faction ever again(on that character :hubbahubba: )

The fact that I always end up power levelling with every character. It totally ruins the game but I just can't help it, once you start you just can't stop. I really hope the next game stops this from happening.

Also, in Morrowind, I'd hate when I'd join a guild or House before I think, and then I have to start over
I have a problem with starting over until I get a perfect character.
Aaaaand what kills me the most is that I'll get a warrior going and then, I'll wanna be a thief. I'd be a thief then wanna be a mage. Be a mage, wanna be a warrior. It really kills me. Not to get too off topic, but anybody got any advice :cryvaultboy:

When exiting the Imperial Sewers and realising that my High Elf lady looked a man.

Make 3 characters.

My assassin was kinda Morag Tong oriented He only killed those that deserved to die.

I feel bad that my awesome Dunmer vampire thief in Oblivion ended up with the glitch that prevents me from completing the Thieves Guild questline, meaning that I had to abandon him :sadvaultboy:

I never regret things. My characters have thier flaws and it just makes them seem more realistic and awesome. If I accidentally screw up the main quest, so what? ^_^