Vargr White-Tree said:
mitch blatt said:
Are these perks too spread out? http://skyrimcalculator.com/448578
Without knowing exactly what kind of character you are creating or what you are trying to do with them I would say yes your are spread too thin. You've got 12 skills half of which need to be leveled to 90, and a level 70 build is a tall order. In all my hours playing Skyrim I only have one character that got this high and that was through exploits just so I could fight the Ebony Warrior.
From what i can tell it looks like you are summoning atronachs to create a team that you support via illusion (Twin Souls and Master of the Mind), I'm not sure on the purpose of Restoration, seems like you are just taking it for Avoid Death, if that's the case I would suggest dropping it as that would be way to much grinding/training to justify the skill for me. I would also suggest settleing on a single combat style (Archery, Two-Handed, Sword and Board) do you really need both One and two handed? Do you really need to max out Light Armor and take Block? Also Sneak Archery is very OP, in my opinion, and renders much of the rest of your skills obsolete, even with the minimum perk investment in Sneak.
I would suggest play testing this character some as that would reveal if there are any skills you just don't end up using and therefor don't need them. For instance you may find that you always go to Sword and Board to support your atronach team, and never sneak since the atronachs will tip the enemy off anyway. This reveals that Two-Handed, Archery, and Sneak are not necessary skills.
Is level 61 reasonable?
I'm taking Restoration for both ranks of Recovery. but I wasn't sure if I'd need Avoid Death just in case.
Do spellswords (light armor, one-handed, magic) use sneak?
The idea behind the multiple combat styles was that the summoner would use different atronach/soul cairn teams (one tank, one damage-dealer, and one crowd-controller), and maybe the player would get bored with using one combat style and supporting their summons all the time.
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[blockquote][b][url=/profile/mitchblatt]mitch blatt[/url] said:[/b]
Are these perks too spread out? http://skyrimcalculator.com/448578
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Without knowing exactly what kind of character you are creating or what you are trying to do with them I would say yes your are spread too thin. You've got 12 skills half of which need to be leveled to 90, and a level 70 build is a tall order. In all my hours playing Skyrim I only have one character that got this high and that was through exploits just so I could fight the Ebony Warrior.
From what i can tell it looks like you are summoning atronachs to create a team that you support via illusion (Twin Souls and Master of the Mind), I'm not sure on the purpose of Restoration, seems like you are just taking it for Avoid Death, if that's the case I would suggest dropping it as that would be way to much grinding/training to justify the skill for me. I would also suggest settleing on a single combat style (Archery, Two-Handed, Sword and Board) do you really need both One and two handed? Do you really need to max out Light Armor and take Block? Also Sneak Archery is very OP, in my opinion, and renders much of the rest of your skills obsolete, even with the minimum perk investment in Sneak.
I would suggest play testing this character some as that would reveal if there are any skills you just don't end up using and therefor don't need them. For instance you may find that you always go to Sword and Board to support your atronach team, and never sneak since the atronachs will tip the enemy off anyway. This reveals that Two-Handed, Archery, and Sneak are not necessary skills.
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Is level 61 reasonable?
I'm taking Restoration for both ranks of Recovery. but I wasn't sure if I'd need Avoid Death just in case.
Do spellswords (light armor, one-handed, magic) use sneak?
The idea behind the multiple combat styles was that the summoner would use different atronach/soul cairn teams (one tank, one damage-dealer, and one crowd-controller), and maybe the player would get bored with using one combat style and supporting their summons all the time.
