I want to know what your best character is. Mine is lvl 34 Argonian named Shouts-At-Drakes. He is specialized in light armor, one handed, block, smithing, and shouting. He uses dragon scale (legendary) and is currently qielding an enchanted ebony axe Flawless and dragonscale shield legendary. He knows more shouts than i ever imagined. Alduin beat twice stormcloak and greybeard. Arch mage( shouts got me in) werewolf and knows only 4 spells. *EDIT* BTW i designed this character specifically for slaying dragons. Very effective. I usually dont lose more than 10% health against frost/elder dragons.

Level 130 Nord Female Warrior who was ordered by Tullius to join the college of winterhold to assassinate a member of the Thalmor.
She is harbinger of the companions, She is in the legion but only saved whiterun and she is a member of the college of winterhold.
she is a werewolf.

Gotta love consel commands lvl130 is a little crazy though

I am an xbox user and I done it legit. it took me 113 hours.

Wow. Level 130?!?!? Hey, can you still train 5 times per level and are you still able to level up magic-health-stamina when you level up beyond 81?

yes.

Knowing michaelpk, he probably used the resto-glitch.

Edit: Highest level legit for me was a level 48 redguard warrior.

Level 125 Nord Warrior.

Defeated the Legion.

Killed Astrid in the building when she abducted me.

Became Harbinger of the Companions.

Became a member of the Dawnguard.

Defied Hermaeus Mora.

Trumped http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Dragonborn:The_Ebony_Warrior at level 80.

Killed Elenwen and every single Thalmor aligned NPC I have found.

Killed all Imperial-aligned jarls except for those who express (before the civil war) that they don't care about the Empire, just their holds.

Killed Gelebor, eliminating the last pure Falmer of which I am aware, after killing his brother.

Enchanted Wuuthrad with Gelebor's soul.

Slew Miraak.

Began a family in Fort Dawnguard.

Only for smithing to level it up then I sell the hide bracers that I made and improved and they have over 1,000,000 value. I then get maximum speech, alchemy and smithing. I dont do the restoration glitch for anything else. No OP enchantments, weapons, armour or potions.

Winner.

utter brilliance sorry guys mass publicizing a exploitable bug is how it gets patched. On top of that publicizing it in the companies forum. I have no problem with the glitch or the use... im just saying, not the smartest. Anyone have a nonmodded/glitched monster of a dragonborn.

the glitch has been spoke about for over 1 year. it is still working and wont be patched because bethesda said bye bye to skyrim

My master werewolf is only Lv. 15 in Orc form but a master werewolf. It's been 2 months in-game and still no signs of reverting back to an Orc

My goal is to surpass my old " maul count " which was around 5-6000 on my first werewolf, I'm shooting for the 10-15,000 range this time

My Orc isn't really all that strong, he'll uses one-handed,block,archery and light armor but seeing how he spends most of his time as a werewolf his skills are slow to level. His werewolf skills on the other hand....I had the werewolf perk tree filled out with in an hour of me first getting the gift. Now I spend my days hunting anything that moves

Nah, no signs of the Resto. exploit being patched.

edit....

I should point out too that in order to achieve the " monster " your looking for one MUST use exploits a little. Not too much, just enough to get to where you want to get. The Resto. exploit is IMO one of the more legit methods to Lv. up, you still need to gather regents, you still need to Lv. enchanting to get super potions etc...etc...There's still a little bit of work involved to this exploit.

My current character is a Half-Nord, Half-Breton 15 year old female who finds herself in Skyrim after her family's caravan was attacked while she was asleep. With the help of Ralof, she makes her way to Riverwood. Gerdur and Hod take plight on her situation and Hod offers her a job at wood cutting for 120 gold per day.

She's been working to train herself in archery with Faendal, but still has a few levels to go. The cost of food and shelter (she stayed at Gerdur's for one night, but didn't want to mooch), clothing, and other necessities has made the task slow going.

She's been in Riverwood for about two months now, anxious to see this "Whiterun" they speak of.

Alvor told her she can learn how to craft hide armor at Riften, and take up dagger lessons at Whiterun. She'll even have the opportunity to learn about the local flora once she speaks to Arcadia.

Right now, though: earn gold, because it's expensive to live in Skyrim at 120 gold per day.

I've probably seen that mill animation more times in this one game than I have in the entire time I've played Skyrim. Boring, for sure, but this is my realism game I've been wanting to play for a while, now that I've done Skyrim enough to see it all.

I dont see how exploitation is a requirement in the least on oblivion maybr the leveling system was alot harder but this game is so easy that i grew bored of the consel commands on my first character. Tgm went byebye by level 5 and i never once modded that characters stats. He was lvl18 when i deleted him on accident. Nord assassin lvl 65sneak with all dagger perks. With 2 glass daggers (fine) assuming i could sneak up on it i could one hit anything i could run into. Except giants and mammoths but damnit i was close. Then the argonian hasnt lost a battle since level 20.

Once you get into higher levels and start to legendarify some skills it starts to take longer to level, so some exploitation is needed or grinding. I just started a new character and to grind my smithing and enchanting up to 100 took 12-13 hours and that's focusing on grinding those 2 skills alone AND using the invisible Dawnstart chest as the exploit. Doing that 3-4 times over with the legendary system would be tedious, exploitation helps make that go by quicker.