He's an arrogant snob, and not even a great follower. Similar to Nazeem, but at least J'Zargo has a quest to raise his disposition so he's not as bad. Before Skyrim got DLCs, J'zargo was notable in the fact he lacked a level cap, likely unintentional. People thought this made him the best, but the excess levels only really give him more health/magicka/stamina, and his AI seems to prefer weak novice spells for some reason, even over strong weapons sometimes. He has high one-handed skill but won't use them. The other mage followers were more effective in combat, and Dawnguard then introduced new followers that had no level cap and didn't cast novice spells. Although, level caps past 50-ish is kinda a moot point, because their skills can't go past 100 anyway, and you'll get more survivability from armor and enchantments than with some extra health. Also, there are a couple followers marked essential in case you're just worried about your follower dying. He's also notable for being one of only two Khajiit followers, but Kharjo is more useful than him. J'zargo also is one of very few mage followers with an armor skill, but Onmund is better than him at that since he'll cast stronger spells. You might be able to get him to punch things, if you could get him to do it often enough then he'd actually be a great partner for an unarmed/enchanting character, and would also just do more damage than spamming sparks. Of course, you could do this with Kharjo too, but Kharjo might end up prefering his hunting bow.   It's fine if you like him, but he's absolutely not one of the best followers in the game. (He's just decieving you with his 100 Illusion skill :p) Also, I'm pretty sure you can't marry him (well, unless you make him a marriage candidate with the CK, but there isn't any Khajiit spouse dialogue lines iirc) This post was edited by Chris H. at September 9, 2018 12:01 AM EDT

Some stuff I'd like to see: 1. Shields not being classed as apparel, and the ability to use shields in either hand rather than just left. (basically, similar to how Dark Souls handled shields) which could also mean, Shields could use the weapon enchants (or something similar) but instead activate on bash, like dealing fire/frost/shock damage or turn undead. Skyrim had some of this but it was only available on special unique shields, crafted shields could only use apparel enchants. Alternatively, enchantments that activate upon blocking. Perhaps also some more support for shield mages, especially if we're still going to have hand-wielded magic or one-handed staves. Like  some artifact shields or something. 2. Return of hand-to-hand as a skill. Alternatively, add fist weapons to fulfill the same purpose, but allowed to be enchanted or sharpened. 3. No more movement penalites for Two-handed, please! If my character's a master of the greatsword, it shouldn't be so unweildy for him. It only really made sense for stuff like Volendrung and the Rueful Axe. Swinging speed could be a perk (or whatever TES6's equivalent would be) 4. More Destruction elements! wtb wind spells (I don't actually think they'll add this, but I'm still gonna want it) 5. Penalties for swinging weapons, drawing bows, on low stamina. If mages have to deal with no magicka, then fighters and rogues should have to deal with running out of gas. It would also make restore stamina potions actually useful.   It could also be that advancing skill or perking could reduce these penalties or reduce the costs. But I also wouldn't want this to be too severe, would want to get gassed in every skirmish after all, that'd probably be bad. (not reallly important, I'm just pretty tired of people saying Skyrims magic is worthless) 6. Additional weapon types, such as halberds, spears, maybe sabres scimitars and katanas in materials other than steel, keeping crossbows perhaps (just so that bows don't end up with an entire skill all to themselves again). And if the gaming technology allows, I'd really like to see flails make a return. Maybe boomerangs as a throwing weapon (that way you could enchant it and keep using it, unlike Morrowinds throwing knives)? 7. If we have spellcrafting, I'd like to be able to delete spells (Looking at you, Oblivion!) or have some way of un-learning spells   8. I'd also like at least one follower who can use supportive spells (not necessarily healing) on the player character (wishful thinking, but it'd be nice)   and I think that's it really. Damage caps or softcaps based on weapon type might be nice too, just to help balance them and the difficulty, but I doubt Bethesda would even consider it, even if it would just be a toggle in the options menu. This post was edited by Chris H. at April 23, 2018 4:29 PM EDT

This is the only site that I actually socialize and post stuff on, really. (which should maybe change, but the whole social media/internet craze now has me depressed and anxiety-ridden) I like you guys, its a nice place here, even if most days I don't even want to turn on the computer. I suppose one could say I'm invested too much to just leave.   (but also when's TES6?)

I got Destruction, and I'm not surprised.

Marvel: Nightcrawler (or Ghost Rider (or Thor?)) DC: Guy Gardner (or Raven)   I'd say Nightcrawler's my favorite out of all of them.