If it was for roleplaying purposes? My current character is a conjurer, and quite talented at that, who has ended up in Skyrim from his dealings with the unsavory types that dwell in the planes of oblivion. However it doesn't make sense story-wise that he doesn't have the skill to represent that(being level 1 and all ). I don't want to use the console to raise his skill so I would have to get myself a situation where I could raise my conjuration skill quickly.

So how many of you would do something like this? Leave comments and opinions please and if anyone knows a good fast way to raise my conjuration skill I would be grateful for any tips.

I max out smithing and legendary it 3 times, I then max it again and leave it. the enemies will be waaaay more powerful than me.

I will do anything, if I feel it serves my character.

What does it mean this legendary? I have not gotten this yet..

it came with the most recent patch.
You get a skill to 100 and then you can reset it and get your perks points back.
it removes the level cap.... well sort of. the new level cap is over 65,000

I've done it. If it fits in with the character and role-play, go right ahead!

As long as it is part of my characters background or history. I really miss the ability to make those sort of cheaty spells that you could cast over and over to train skills. I used to do this in Morrowind and Oblivion but I usually would restrict it to something like Destruction so I would have to use up a bit more to achieve the desired level.

Do whatever you feel comfortable doing with your character.

This is why i prefer the old class system better then skyrim's.

The were major and minor skills. Even if your major skills were low at the beginning of the game, they were still better then the other skills. The game actually distinguished them as skills you actually use.