This is actually a great topic, because it's what I'm currently trying to find, someone who can remain friendly to his roleplay while still doing most everything in the game, to try and "beat" it. I'm very attracted to a Nord rogue idea, a man with honor but also a distinct desire for power. He doesn't kill or do things without reason, but if you can give him some gold reasons, he's your man. I'm really just trying to figure out how exactly to play him. In terms of skills, certainly a mix of the tree archetypes, but I'd like to work a way to where I can use every skill with at least some degree of effectiveness, even if just situationally, but playing on console you don't have many hot keys so you don't want to spread too far out. By the same token, I lose a lot of mods, like Frostfall, Realistic Needs and Diseases, and SkyRe that I would love to use to help me roleplay. The struggle is real (well actually it's fantasy, but whatever).

Baltimore Ravens American football. We crushed our division rivals from Pittsburgh at our house this past week, 26-6. We should've beaten them by a lot more though. Had some great touchdown opportunities that turned into field goals. Hopefully we get that cleaned up before playing the Browns. Regardless, our defense is finally starting to look like its old, dangerous self again.

Paul England's Vargr build is an excellent place to start for a great roleplay, and Ponty's Shaper is a great twist on being a werewolf that's different from the usual warrior type.

I would combine 2 and 3: Go as the typical Cyrodiilic vampire rather than a Volkihar and be a sellsword, maybe lacking some scruples. Feed off of those who have a bounty on their heads. Nobody will miss them.

Agreed. It would help if it got in-depth too, with the material of both the weapon and the target having an impact. An Ebony Sword hitting a man clad in leather would bear almost no mark of such a thing, while hammering away with a steel sword at a man in plate armor is going to screw that sword up. That said, weapon repair should be simpler, but add a bit of time consumption to balance it out so you don't just do a one second repair after any fight.