I went back to an old playthrough concept that was interrupted by a computer dying now that work lightened up a little and I had time to do this.
Race: Altmer
Cantrips: Sparks, Healing
M/H/S: 3/2/0
Schools: All, but emphasis on Destruction, Alteration, and Restoration
Mods: Fudge yeah
Stone: Lover
Current Spell Choices: Rift Bolt (Apocalypse mod), Mystic Wind (Ditto), Lightning Bolt, Candlelight, Stone Flesh.
This fancy gentleman is an aged hermit who moved to the backwards, wild Nordlands in order to commune with sky and storm, the rush of wild conflict followed by peace and mending. A wizard's Tower in the isolated northlands is basically his barbie dream house, so this playthrough's ultimate goal will be to try and complete Caranthir Tower Reborn.
I'll admit I'm slighty gaming the system in a couple of ways, but given that Wizards are all about gaming the system by being clever, I'm going to assume I'll be forgiven and be called a very smart boy who deserves a pat on the head.
As my magical inventory grows, I'll be making extended use of Ocato's Recital, an Apocalypse Spell, to slap my buffs on me automatically, which will help expand and diversify my spell slots.
I'm using The Lover stone because of its effect with Andromeda, a mod which gives each standing stone new and more interesting aspects than the default daily power, stat boost, or experience gain boost. The Lover Stone brings you back from the brink of death once, and then gives a fifteen minute realtime cooldown (I don't believe I can game it by resting, and if I can then I won't because even I have standards). As a wizard, that means I'll have a chance to flee, regroup, recruit assistance, pick new spells, and approach the challenge with a new strategy. I also thought this the most fitting Standing Stone, since this character is driven more by faith and divine providence than pure academic interest.
Right now I'm about to hopscotch into the 'Hitting The Books' College quest. In order to prepare for it, my wizard Sheare is in the process of trying to clear out a few missions in the outlying area for the battle experience and money for spells. He's contemplating whether to look for help within the College or from outside, but regardless he's going to need another pair of hands for the journey, if only to carry the camping supplies and feed the horses.
I went back to an old playthrough concept that was interrupted by a computer dying now that work lightened up a little and I had time to do this.
Race: Altmer
Cantrips: Sparks, Healing
M/H/S: 3/2/0
Schools: All, but emphasis on Destruction, Alteration, and Restoration
Mods: Fudge yeah
Stone: Lover
Current Spell Choices: Rift Bolt (Apocalypse mod), Mystic Wind (Ditto), Lightning Bolt, Candlelight, Stone Flesh.
This fancy gentleman is an aged hermit who moved to the backwards, wild Nordlands in order to commune with sky and storm, the rush of wild conflict followed by peace and mending. A wizard's Tower in the isolated northlands is basically his barbie dream house, so this playthrough's ultimate goal will be to try and complete Caranthir Tower Reborn.
I'll admit I'm slighty gaming the system in a couple of ways, but given that Wizards are all about gaming the system by being clever, I'm going to assume I'll be forgiven and be called a very smart boy who deserves a pat on the head.
As my magical inventory grows, I'll be making extended use of Ocato's Recital, an Apocalypse Spell, to slap my buffs on me automatically, which will help expand and diversify my spell slots.
I'm using The Lover stone because of its effect with Andromeda, a mod which gives each standing stone new and more interesting aspects than the default daily power, stat boost, or experience gain boost. The Lover Stone brings you back from the brink of death once, and then gives a fifteen minute realtime cooldown (I don't believe I can game it by resting, and if I can then I won't because even I have standards). As a wizard, that means I'll have a chance to flee, regroup, recruit assistance, pick new spells, and approach the challenge with a new strategy. I also thought this the most fitting Standing Stone, since this character is driven more by faith and divine providence than pure academic interest.
Right now I'm about to hopscotch into the 'Hitting The Books' College quest. In order to prepare for it, my wizard Sheare is in the process of trying to clear out a few missions in the outlying area for the battle experience and money for spells. He's contemplating whether to look for help within the College or from outside, but regardless he's going to need another pair of hands for the journey, if only to carry the camping supplies and feed the horses.
