Hey everyone! My name is Mephisto, i am very new to this site and this is my first character build! now that i've briefly introduced myself, without further ado i present to you....
The Sharmat
Lord Dagoth has finally returned.. Ready to wreak havoc on Tamriel once again!
"What a fool you are. I'm a god, how can you kill a god? What a grand and intoxicating innocence. How could you be so naive? There is no escape. No recall or intervention can work in this place. Come, lay down your weapons, it is not too late for my mercy."―Dagoth Ur
Dagoth Ur, known as Voryn Dagoth in life, and whom Vivec would later come to call The Sharmat, was a powerful Chimer Lord and Lord High Councillor to House Dagoth.
The Sharmat is essentially an Unarmed Bloodmage, With Dagoth Ur's life force directly connected to the heart of Lorkhan itself, Allowing him to utilize the effect of Konahrik and the Avoid Death perk to sacrifice large amounts of health to replenish his extremely large magicka pool using the spell Equilibrium, without fear of committing suicide. Albeit this tactic can only be used once a day, two if you're lucky 
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Race: Dunmer
Standing Stone: Mage stone for leveling, then switch to the Atronach stone around level 20-25
Stat Spread: 2 Magicka/1 Health/1 Stamina Until you get about 200 or so health and stamina, then just pump the rest into magicka.
Major Skills: Destruction, Restoration, Heavy Armour, Enchanting, Unarmed (More on this later
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Minor Skills: Conjuration, Illusion, Alteration.
Shouts: Fire Breath, Drain Vitality, Marked for Death, Become Ethereal, Aura Whisper.
Quests: College of Winterhold Quests, Main Questline, Tel Mithryn Quests.
Skills
Destruction: This will be our primary form of damage until we get the necessary perks to be effective with unarmed combat. The main focus with this skill is flame cloak, which will add extra damage to unarmed and also burn opponents. Dual cast with impact is also useful at lower levels due to stagger lock.
Perks taken: Novice-Master, Dual Cast, Impact, Augmented Flames 2/2, Intense Flames.
Restoration: This is one of the core functions of the build, i recommend training this skill rather than grinding it as it is quite annoying, had to learn that myself -____- The aim here is to get the avoid death perk, as it is crucial to the core mechanic of this build.
Perks Taken: Novice-Adept, Regeneration, Recovery 2/2, Respite, Avoid Death.
Heavy Armour: This is where the Unarmed combat function comes in, main perk here is Fists of Steel, this perk put together with the Daedric gauntlets we'll be using, along with 5 points into Juggernaut, plus the fire cloak spell augmented by the Aspect of Terror perk will allow us to deal a bunch of damage with fists alone!
Perks taken: Juggernaut 5/5, Fists of Steel.
Enchanting: This skill is used to enchant our armour with fortify health regen, and also boost our total health, this way we will have to rely on our avoid death and konahrik effects less, as we will have more health to convert, and will regenerate faster too.
Perks taken: Enchanter 5/5, Insightful enchanter, Corpus enchanter, Extra Effect.
Conjuration: This skill is mainly used for roleplay purposes. the only spell we'll be using in combat from this school is the Conjure Ash Spawn spell, as this is the only spell in the game that more or less resembles the ash monsters Dagoth Ur had control of.
Perks Taken: Novice-Adept
Illusion: Used purely for the Aspect of Terror perk to boost the damage of all our fire spells, i recommend perking this skill after getting the 2/2 in augmented flames to maximize the boost received from the perk.
Perks taken: Novice-Apprentice, Hypnotic Gaze, Aspect of Terror.
Alteration: Another core mechanic of this build is included in this school of magic, the spell Equilibrium. The great Voryn Dagoth has no need for petty healing potions! Instead, he draws his power directly from the heart of lorkhan, lessening his life force but also greatly rejuvenating his large supply of magicka. Flesh spells will also be used to augment armour.
Perks Taken: Novice-Master, Magic Resistance 3/3, Stability.
Equipment
Konahrik
Amulet of Lorhkan (Gold ruby necklace)
Enchanted with Fortify Healing Rate and Health
Fur armour
enchanted with Fortify Healing Rate and Health.
Claws of the Living God (Daedric Gauntlets)
Enchanted with Fortify Heavy Armour and Magicka.
Blessing of Red Mountain (Silver Ruby Ring)
Enchanted with Fortify Healing Rate and Health.
Dagoth Ur seems to be too powerful for footwear... and i must admit its funny running around without shoes
Gameplay/Combat
This build is meant to give you the feel of Dagoth Ur's immortality and connection to red mountain and the heart of lorkhan, this is achieved by the seemingly never ending magicka pool and high damage without even using a weapon. Combat sequence should always be ranged -> ccq, using ash spawns and fireballs to wear down large opponents, then coming in at low health and finishing them off with your bare hands. Regarding the use of equilibrium, be conservative when using it and dont get carried away, as there is only a maximum of two "Life Savers" per day.
Please comment feedback, all criticism is welcome 
Hey everyone! My name is Mephisto, i am very new to this site and this is my first character build! now that i've briefly introduced myself, without further ado i present to you....
The Sharmat
Lord Dagoth has finally returned.. Ready to wreak havoc on Tamriel once again!
"What a fool you are. I'm a god, how can you kill a god? What a grand and intoxicating innocence. How could you be so naive? There is no escape. No recall or intervention can work in this place. Come, lay down your weapons, it is not too late for my mercy."―Dagoth Ur
Dagoth Ur, known as Voryn Dagoth in life, and whom Vivec would later come to call The Sharmat, was a powerful Chimer Lord and Lord High Councillor to House Dagoth.
The Sharmat is essentially an Unarmed Bloodmage, With Dagoth Ur's life force directly connected to the heart of Lorkhan itself, Allowing him to utilize the effect of Konahrik and the Avoid Death perk to sacrifice large amounts of health to replenish his extremely large magicka pool using the spell Equilibrium, without fear of committing suicide. Albeit this tactic can only be used once a day, two if you're lucky .
Race: Dunmer
Standing Stone: Mage stone for leveling, then switch to the Atronach stone around level 20-25
Stat Spread: 2 Magicka/1 Health/1 Stamina Until you get about 200 or so health and stamina, then just pump the rest into magicka.
Major Skills: Destruction, Restoration, Heavy Armour, Enchanting, Unarmed (More on this later)
Minor Skills: Conjuration, Illusion, Alteration.
Shouts: Fire Breath, Drain Vitality, Marked for Death, Become Ethereal, Aura Whisper.
Quests: College of Winterhold Quests, Main Questline, Tel Mithryn Quests.
Skills
Destruction: This will be our primary form of damage until we get the necessary perks to be effective with unarmed combat. The main focus with this skill is flame cloak, which will add extra damage to unarmed and also burn opponents. Dual cast with impact is also useful at lower levels due to stagger lock.
Perks taken: Novice-Master, Dual Cast, Impact, Augmented Flames 2/2, Intense Flames.
Restoration: This is one of the core functions of the build, i recommend training this skill rather than grinding it as it is quite annoying, had to learn that myself -____- The aim here is to get the avoid death perk, as it is crucial to the core mechanic of this build.
Perks Taken: Novice-Adept, Regeneration, Recovery 2/2, Respite, Avoid Death.
Heavy Armour: This is where the Unarmed combat function comes in, main perk here is Fists of Steel, this perk put together with the Daedric gauntlets we'll be using, along with 5 points into Juggernaut, plus the fire cloak spell augmented by the Aspect of Terror perk will allow us to deal a bunch of damage with fists alone!
Perks taken: Juggernaut 5/5, Fists of Steel.
Enchanting: This skill is used to enchant our armour with fortify health regen, and also boost our total health, this way we will have to rely on our avoid death and konahrik effects less, as we will have more health to convert, and will regenerate faster too.
Perks taken: Enchanter 5/5, Insightful enchanter, Corpus enchanter, Extra Effect.
Conjuration: This skill is mainly used for roleplay purposes. the only spell we'll be using in combat from this school is the Conjure Ash Spawn spell, as this is the only spell in the game that more or less resembles the ash monsters Dagoth Ur had control of.
Perks Taken: Novice-Adept
Illusion: Used purely for the Aspect of Terror perk to boost the damage of all our fire spells, i recommend perking this skill after getting the 2/2 in augmented flames to maximize the boost received from the perk.
Perks taken: Novice-Apprentice, Hypnotic Gaze, Aspect of Terror.
Alteration: Another core mechanic of this build is included in this school of magic, the spell Equilibrium. The great Voryn Dagoth has no need for petty healing potions! Instead, he draws his power directly from the heart of lorkhan, lessening his life force but also greatly rejuvenating his large supply of magicka. Flesh spells will also be used to augment armour.
Perks Taken: Novice-Master, Magic Resistance 3/3, Stability.
Equipment
Konahrik
Amulet of Lorhkan (Gold ruby necklace)
Enchanted with Fortify Healing Rate and Health
Fur armour
enchanted with Fortify Healing Rate and Health.
Claws of the Living God (Daedric Gauntlets)
Enchanted with Fortify Heavy Armour and Magicka.
Blessing of Red Mountain (Silver Ruby Ring)
Enchanted with Fortify Healing Rate and Health.
Dagoth Ur seems to be too powerful for footwear... and i must admit its funny running around without shoes
Gameplay/Combat
This build is meant to give you the feel of Dagoth Ur's immortality and connection to red mountain and the heart of lorkhan, this is achieved by the seemingly never ending magicka pool and high damage without even using a weapon. Combat sequence should always be ranged -> ccq, using ash spawns and fireballs to wear down large opponents, then coming in at low health and finishing them off with your bare hands. Regarding the use of equilibrium, be conservative when using it and dont get carried away, as there is only a maximum of two "Life Savers" per day.
Please comment feedback, all criticism is welcome
