My main, a Breton Druid, is a generally good but neutral character. He protects the balance and beauty of nature while reviling Undead and necromantic ways. With that said I'd have to say he would pay homage to Yffre, Kynareth, Dibella and Hircine as his personal pantheon. Yffre and Kynareth being the most nature oriented Aedra (Yffre might not be considered Aedra? Not sure), and Hircine being the diety of the wild predatory nature of the land. I say Dibella too cause there is beauty and a certain type of innocence in nature and most people and that is what my character seeks to protect. (I guess im sort of a hippie....)

I have to agree with your opinion on staffs. I'd love the option to be able to block with it or "unequip" the spell and use it as a blunt weapon.

The Ansei are like the Elder Scrolls equivalent to the Jedi. Its be so badass to see this in game

My favorite is the Druid, which is slightly difficult to pull of with the ES skills and spells we get. I mix components of warrior and mage to get what I desire. One handed weapons (Axe or maces), alteration, restoration, and some illusion magic. For armor I usually mix heavy and light armor with a mage hood to get as much of a druidic look as possible.

Ysgramor was arguably Skyrims greatest warrior. To assume he only used his battle Axe doesn't make sense to me. As a legendary warrior of his calibur I would think he would be proficient in 1h/block and even dual wielding as well. that's why his shield is in the game. Did you see the cinematic trailers for ESO. That nord used a 2h battle Axe and dual wielded as well in the fight against that zombie Breton guy.