My first Oblivion character was a Breton healer. A Breton healer. This character killed Lucien Lachance during their first meeting in an effort to combat the evil in this world.

My last Oblivion character— definitely was not a healer— though she did have Restoration as a Major Skill (it had something to do with Absorb spells rather than Restore).

My Skyrim experience will undoubtedly follow the same pattern— first I'll explore what I can do. Then I'll enjoy all the things I cannot do.

I'll of course be an argonian. My split-personality treasure-hunter/madgod Argonian.

Like Sheogorath madgod?


As for me, I'm definitely playing a Nord warrior my first play through in order to pay homage to the setting of the game.

I'll be an Argonian, as always. Though I cannot deside if I'm going for 'snnnneaky lizard' or 'big bulky alligator'.

My first Oblivion character was a Breton healer. A Breton healer. This character killed Lucien Lachance during their first meeting in an effort to combat the evil in this world.

im surprised some people is actually choosing argonians

i allways think that nobody choose them because they are ugglies

If we are starting out in a prison then my idea for this guy will work.
He will be a Nord barbarian-type character, maybe with some magic thrown in. Also, depending on how customizable character creation is in Skyrim, he's going to be around 6'3", 230 lbs with some battle scars and a mighty beard.

Here's my idea, it's just a little back story to him:

He was born during the time of the Nordic civil wars (estimated to be around 4E 180). When he was still a baby, his village got burned to the ground by a rival clan. He got separated from his parents and was raised in an orphanage. When he was 16, the person in charge of the orphanage (headmaster?) gave him a letter that came from his parents. It stated he was now the last of his very important bloodline. His parents were dead. The letter also had a map to where his Father's prized axe was. He ran away from the orphanage that night with only the letter and the clothes on his back.

He trekked to the nearest town. There he was recruited into a crime syndicate. On one of the missions he found his father's axe. He advanced through the ranks until eventually, he was the boss. A year later, he made a bad move, and he and his whole band of thieves ended up in jail. While in jail he decides to ditch his life of crime since he can't go back to his buddies. And until Skyrim releases we won't know what will happen when he gets out...