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Character Build: The Imperial Marine

• Paws

  

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  June 26, 2013

  This looks so much better!

  This looks so much better!

• Friezi

  

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  June 26, 2013

  Hmm. I do very much like the concept but I may change the roleplay slightly to let me use shouts , something about how I returned to skyrim to keep people in the legion from knowing I was dragonborn and that due to that since I was out of work , I was befriended by the thieves guild , but now that the civil war is in skyrim I need to pick up arms and stop the dragons, the storm cloaks , and the vampires. All in service to the empire

  Hmm. I do very much like the concept but I may change the roleplay slightly to let me use shouts , something about how I returned to skyrim to keep people in the legion from knowing I was dragonborn and that due to that since I was out of work , I was befriended by the thieves guild , but now that the civil war is in skyrim I need to pick up arms and stop the dragons, the storm cloaks , and the vampires. All in service to the empire
• Andre Dufour

  

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  June 26, 2013

  This is a very cool concept, but I guess my main question would be, what are this marine's intentions? What is he motivated by? He's a simplistic but talented veteran of the Great War. Understood. Is he just a world weary soldier with little interest in continuing the crusade against the Aldmeri Dominion, or is he still impassioned by the Nordic struggle against the Thalmor and Altmeri supremacists in general? Is he still loyal to the Imperial throne, or is he more likely to side with the Stormcloaks in order to further his efforts against the Thalmor's presence in Skyrim/Hammerfell? 

  If you edit this any time soon in the future, I'd love to see some of these questions answered.

  This is a very cool concept, but I guess my main question would be, what are this marine's intentions? What is he motivated by? He's a simplistic but talented veteran of the Great War. Understood. Is he just a world weary soldier with little interest in continuing the crusade against the Aldmeri Dominion, or is he still impassioned by the Nordic struggle against the Thalmor and Altmeri supremacists in general? Is he still loyal to the Imperial throne, or is he more likely to side with the Stormcloaks in order to further his efforts against the Thalmor's presence in Skyrim/Hammerfell? 

  If you edit this any time soon in the future, I'd love to see some of these questions answered.

• Donny

  

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  June 26, 2013

  I'm hoping to get to that as well within the next few days. Those are very valid questions.

  The short answer would be side with the Stormcloaks, but I'll add a detailed reason/story as to why in the build

  I'm hoping to get to that as well within the next few days. Those are very valid questions.

  The short answer would be side with the Stormcloaks, but I'll add a detailed reason/story as to why in the build

• Kevin

  

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  December 21, 2013

  Who should we go with hadvar or ralof because you said we were accused as deserters

  Who should we go with hadvar or ralof because you said we were accused as deserters
• Elie

  

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  December 22, 2013

  This looks a lot like the marines from the Malazan series, especially if you count Alchemy as substituting for the gunpowder they use. I like it!

  This looks a lot like the marines from the Malazan series, especially if you count Alchemy as substituting for the gunpowder they use. I like it!

• Teej

  

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  September 28, 2015

  My only word of advice is to go through and fix some of the language. For instance, The Imperial Legion is already plural, so no need to say the Imperial legions when referring to plurality. The only time you would say Imperial legions is to imply ownership, ie "the Imperial Legion's armory"

  Other than that super nitpicky note, this build is great! +1 from me.

  My only word of advice is to go through and fix some of the language. For instance, The Imperial Legion is already plural, so no need to say the Imperial legions when referring to plurality. The only time you would say Imperial legions is to imply ownership, ie "the Imperial Legion's armory"

  Other than that super nitpicky note, this build is great! +1 from me.