You forgot Battlesword and spellmage I think.

Man I wanna play a werewolf now ...

I think the problem on the blog is you have to give nice criticism. You have to be tactful about it, but criticism is negative and it points out flaws in the piece, there's no reason for it to be nice .. just be sure it helps the author (which means not calling it trash, but actually pointing out where the author goes wrong). Saying a build doesn't feel unique to you  and that a build is just a basic destruction mage with some backstory (most recent criticism I noted) is perfectly fine, as it actually gives the author direction to improve the build (find a new angle on the same, maybe change the backstory ) ... the critic can go the extra step and give pointers on how to improve these things if he want, but that shouldn't be necessary. If the author felt there was any merit to the critics claim he can ask for help.  Criticism should be given where applicable, whether or not you're new to whatever, or you've been in the game forever. The first person I'll contact when I made builds is Ben C, as he goes the extra step and is willing to point out every flaw. I also have a tutor for 3ds max, and if he asks whether or not I want him to tear whatever I made a part,I always say yes. It might be hard to hear when you've done your best, especially when you think you've done an amazing job, but it's also the best way to improve.

Try advancing it with the console Find the appropiate stage at the bottom here http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Season_Unending

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