Took a while, but it managed to push through, haha.

Going to have my wood elf character join Dawnguard and wear the light version of the Dawnguard armor and use his bow and arrows more often then his cross bow.

Sounds good, just keep in mind though, the Enhanced Dwarven Crossbow ignores some armor with each shot.

You wear a full set of DG armor and the advanced armor perk is not taken???

That actually is a mistake that I did not notice... thanks for pointing that out. You're suppose to have that perk.

I had a question about the stone's what level did you first take the Lord stone, and can you to a skyrim perk caculator for levels 25 and 50 it would help me

Personally I take the Lord Stone as fast as possible, and as for a perk spread, I can try and work one out, is it for the first build, restoration, or two-handed?

I'm pretty sure this is the only build on the site to have been featured and then made it to Legendary. That's quite something.

I was pretty surprised myself, it was a slow process but it made it there.

Already liked this build before. I was just browsing the Character Build session and found it again. Let me suggest a few corrections:

1. You pick every perk in the heavy armor section except for the top one. If you wear full Dawnguard armor, including the helmet, the Matching Set perk will not work (unless you use a mod or unofficial patches) so you better spend that point on Juggernaut.

2. I see you spend points on Hack'n slash or Skull crusher and do not max the base perks. Hack'n slash and Skull crusher provide very small damage bonus even when 3/3. Plus they do not work on each enemy. Hack n slash do not work on undead, skull crusher is only useful vs armored enemies and there are very few enemies in the game that have strong armor rating, Maybe only Bandit chiefs. Draugr appear to be armored but they are not.