Look at it less as spoilers and more as tactical advantage and know you dont need to risk aggroing a whole town or killing yourself trying out new things as i have done on a few occasions like trying the kinect intergration, i discovered after getting killed that my sensor can hear my tv from anywhere in my small room and things im commanding a dragonshout, which suprised me when i was talking to a guard and he caused my character to use the ice form shout on him and turned the whole of whiterun on me

I suppose, Bosmer have much better skill bonuses but they're kinda irrelevant

@Mr_Joe_G But the thing is I want to discover this stuff for myself - it's like when you're playing a game for the first time and your friend is sitting next to you saying where everything is - you don't get that feel of discovery!

well i guess that depends on the person, me personally i like to be prepared plus the way i see it if a friend is there giving me tips and telling me were things are then he's giving me help and recieving help only serves to improve you later, that and most of my friends miss alot of things and can never be bothered to actually explore and try things so i spend most my time guiding them on how to get alot of the unique gear in games. like i said though thats how i play my games and have gotten used to doing things with mates who usually ask for help from me

well said, if only id managed to think of saying that rather than my essay answer up there

With the Twilight Defender, the dwemer armor seems slightly out of character, with the whole Dwemer v.s.Gods/divines/daedra conflict in "Azura and the Box". Even with the dubious authenticity of Marobar Sul, it still is to note that the dwemer and the aedra/daedra were never on the best of terms, and makes the adoption of dwemer anything by a daedra slightly weird. other than that, however, I love all of them! My favorites are the Justicar of Julianos and the Exorsist of Ebonarm personally.