Can't hold back anymore, I'mma play this. 

Thanks.  Hope you enjoy. 

The only problem I'm faced with is Requiem, but that can

I didn't play this game with Requiem installed. My NMM allows me to change profiles. On Requiem, you'd have to mess with perks a bit and Miraak is damn near impossible unless you're a very specialized character. For Requiem, I'd actually try to search for a mace of lightning rank II, that'll kill constructs. Also, make sure you have the smithing perks in the middle of the tree, the one that lets you construct elemental arrows. I'd also increase emphasis on resistance to shock. Falmer and constructs are high tier enemies. I'd be very curious to see if it works, Alchemy is almost broken in Requiem and I'd definitely go Bosmer. 

I'll just disable it for this playthrough, but thanks for the info (I'm a Requiem newbie )

Haha, I would. I designed this build for Vanilla perks, however, you did make me a bit curious to see if it would be viable. Probably most of it, save draugr and Miraak and one would have to do a lot more leveling in the beginning, finding the home materials may actually cover that leveling. When I have time, I'll mess around with this concept on Requiem and see if it translates well. 

I'd be interested to see how it turns out (Maybe an alternate perkspread if you can be bothered? xD)

That's what I was thinking. I'm going to restart Albee's playtest in a few days and I can have a look at those perkspreads. The only sucky thing is that you need to defeat Alduin to even get the prompt for Dragonborn questline if you're using Azirok's patch, which I am. May not be the case for later versions of Requiem though. I'll probably only do a suggested perkspread, as I don't think I can do two "endgame" requiem runs.  Already Requiem builds tend to be past level 50 just to reach "endgame" survivability.

Sounds good, I'll look forward to it