What is your favorite race?

[ace62394]

I like Argonians. All hail Snak the Thief!

[Codex]

All hail Snak the Thief!

All hail!

[ace62394]

You remember it!

[5tealthh]

I like Argonians.

I have an Argonian Heart in my house, sitting on a plate because I hate Argonians so much.

[AEthriel]

Slavery was always legal in the land of the Altmer and persists legal even after Oblivion.

You can find Imperial slaves in Morrowind, but yeah most of the slaves do seem to be Argonians and Khajit. Do you know why that is probably?

Uh...You mean land of the Dunmer? Land of the altmer would be summerset isles. Honestly, tho, i cant see how anyone can hate such an adorable lizard

[COL1N995]

My first character was an a Nord and i love him,

he is a good stealth and warrior character


NORDS OWN

[5tealthh]

Slavery was always legal in the land of the Altmer and persists legal even after Oblivion.

You can find Imperial slaves in Morrowind, but yeah most of the slaves do seem to be Argonians and Khajit. Do you know why that is probably?

Uh...You mean land of the Dunmer? Land of the altmer would be summerset isles. Honestly, tho, i cant see how anyone can hate such an adorable lizard

Negative on both accounts, my friend.

First of all, slavery had always been legal in the Summerset Isles. Oblivion told me that on one of the "Loading Pages of Wisdom". Once on a loading page, it told me that putting my shield up in a fight will take some of the blow out of the attack. I use that bit of advice every time I play.

And secondly, Argonians are tough to listen to, tough to look at, but not tough at all when it comes to fighting. Most Argonians either have a rude scowl on their face or an insensitive narcissistic pride of their backwater little place they call Black Marsh. Thus meaning that they all either love their own race too much or they hate yours. And the other (one exception only) will actually come up and start a conversation with you! Totally vice-versa from the ordinary player-to-npc dialog that happens in this game. This can be very annoying if you're trying to get from A to B and Annoys-You-To-Death (not actual name) happens to be right in the middle of that venture.

[theJman]

Slavery was always legal in the land of the Altmer and persists legal even after Oblivion.

You can find Imperial slaves in Morrowind, but yeah most of the slaves do seem to be Argonians and Khajit. Do you know why that is probably?

Uh...You mean land of the Dunmer? Land of the altmer would be summerset isles. Honestly, tho, i cant see how anyone can hate such an adorable lizard

Negative on both accounts, my friend.

First of all, slavery had always been legal in the Summerset Isles. Oblivion told me that on one of the "Loading Pages of Wisdom". Once on a loading page, it told me that putting my shield up in a fight will take some of the blow out of the attack. I use that bit of advice every time I play.

And secondly, Argonians are tough to listen to, tough to look at, but not tough at all when it comes to fighting. Most Argonians either have a rude scowl on their face or an insensitive narcissistic pride of their backwater little place they call Black Marsh. Thus meaning that they all either love their own race too much or they hate yours. And the other (one exception only) will actually come up and start a conversation with you! Totally vice-versa from the ordinary player-to-npc dialog that happens in this game. This can be very annoying if you're trying to get from A to B and Annoys-You-To-Death (not actual name) happens to be right in the middle of that venture.

Yes but I love that that quest she's in!

Spoiler:

Shadow over hackdirt

[Cactus]

That's perhaps a typo, but the fact is that slavery has always been legal in MORROWIND, not Summerset Isle. And that's not true anymore anyway, because King Helsenth outlawed it just prior to TES IV. You'll notice if you do a page search on the following link the word "Altmer" isn't listed anywhere there, nor is Summerset.
Slavery

[Zouric]

Breton hands down. I just love the balance they introduce, and the fact you can make 'em look like any race.

[Lorkmir]

My main (Character I first beat the game with) is a Dark Elf Mage. It was alot of fun!

[5tealthh]

That's perhaps a typo, but the fact is that slavery has always been legal in MORROWIND, not Summerset Isle. And that's not true anymore anyway, because King Helsenth outlawed it just prior to TES IV. You'll notice if you do a page search on the following link the word "Altmer" isn't listed anywhere there, nor is Summerset.
Slavery

I swear a loading screen told me it was. Those lying piece of junk loading screens... grr...

[Hackattack]

breton, look like humans but have the powers of an elf

[Cactus]

I swear a loading screen told me it was. Those lying piece of junk loading screens... grr...

I suppose it's possible. I've never noticed it, but then again I haven't noticed one that mentions slavery in Morrowind either, which means I've never seen that particular load screen ever before.


Oh and on-topic:
Argonians R teh win!!1!

[Dragour]

Well my top 5 would be
Dunmer - make awsome vampires
Altmer - make awsome mages
Argonian - good for roleplaying my character Dragour
Redguard - make awsome warriors (swodsmen)
Nord - good for roleplaying my Ice Queen ^^ she's awsome already (and has a pretty cool background )

[TwinMoon]

I'm a Nord right now because they are strong but my favorite race of all would be the lizard oh I mean the Argonian!

[Hackattack]

I have always been confused, and I read some of the lore on races, but whats the difference between a imperial and breton. Is imperial more human like? And I know they play different, one magic other warrior but beside that whats that different?

[THE MADG0D]

It was a tough choice between Bosmer and Dunmer but I had to go for Dunmer just because of morrowinds awesomeness. My favorite beast is the Argonian

[videogmer314]

Redguards are the best, hands down.

[5tealthh]

Redguards are the best, hands down.

I agree, its just when playing them I find it awkward. If I'm a human-like race in Elder Scrolls, I'd like it to be either Imperial or Breton. Nords are just too tall and Redguards are just... well... I hope you get the picture.

[billyrage]

I like to use Bretons the most and as a second I like to use Argonians because I use the females to make Stealth Mages.

[5tealthh]

I like to use Bretons the most and as a second I like to use Argonians because I use the females to make Stealth Mages.

Stealth mage? Thats neat, is it like a thief with magic or is like a mage with acrobatics and marksman and all that stuff?

[Hackattack]

Redguards are the best, hands down.

In stats and beastlyness, yes, but for roleplaying, not so much (my opinion). I never really use them because I tend more a stealthy type, or a all out mage. They can really only be a warrior, but you can argue the same with an orc, or a high elf being a mage, and so on.

[Cactus]

Stealth mage? Thats neat, is it like a thief with magic or is like a mage with acrobatics and marksman and all that stuff?

I don't know about billy there, but personally the way I play a stealth mage is replace security with the alteration skill. It's arguably better because if you get arrested and are in jail, you have but a simple spell and you can escape. With security if you break your one pick.. you're serving your sentence. They really should do something about magicka..
Anyway, I also use the illusion skill because being able to charm people is often helpful for roleplay purposes, not to mention chameleon and invisibility. My favourite spell like that has to be one added by Spell Tomes (though you can easily make your own) called Blink which is invisibility for 5 seconds. Turn invisible in sneak mode, grab the item from in front of them... no one's the wiser.

[5tealthh]

Stealth mage? Thats neat, is it like a thief with magic or is like a mage with acrobatics and marksman and all that stuff?

I don't know about billy there, but personally the way I play a stealth mage is replace security with the alteration skill. It's arguably better because if you get arrested and are in jail, you have but a simple spell and you can escape. With security if you break your one pick.. you're serving your sentence. They really should do something about magicka..
Anyway, I also use the illusion skill because being able to charm people is often helpful for roleplay purposes, not to mention chameleon and invisibility. My favourite spell like that has to be one added by Spell Tomes (though you can easily make your own) called Blink which is invisibility for 5 seconds. Turn invisible in sneak mode, grab the item from in front of them... no one's the wiser.

Yeah but what is it? Is it a mage with robes and a staff but just with hops or is it a thief that has the vast powers of magicka at his disposal?