Hi guys,With Skyrim being re-re-re-released and tes6 announced to only be available on xbox - i thought I'd give Skyrim yet another playthrough. On top of that the Witcher season 2 came out and I've been inspired by Ciri's training towards becoming a witcher. I got the idea for her backstory last night but have a problem with what skills to use.   my rough idea is that she's been found by Isran after a vampire raid. He took her with him and adopted her as his own. She's then been learning to fend for herself at for Dawnguard, learning everything there is to know about fighting monsters - especially vampires.  Growing up with Isran as her adopted father makes her easy to relate to Serana because they're both caught up in their fathers' personal vendettas.   I'm thinking a character like that will have learned to stay light at their feet, remain hidden but also know how to swing a sword, once her cover is blown. My problem is the skills i'm thinking will make a too wide-spread.   skills: one-handed archery light armor sneak destruction - but only for fire runes, so skill 40 with ordinator block ? mainly because it's useful even if she only uses a one-handed with rogue's parry from ordinator alchemy for potions and poisons smithing & enchanting for making gear.   I'm thinking redguard for race, but since she's adopted, she could be anything? Can someone help me make her more specific which skills would be better left out - keep in mind I don use ordinator for more versatile builds than vanilla. I will appreciate some feedback, thanks :)    

Alright, I'll copy paste and remove from this one then :) thanks :)

Thanks for the tip guys! I'm working on reading Okan-Zeeus story and so far I like what I've seen. I might do something like that :) 

Back when i first started playing with mods, i really messed up...I was testing Better Vampires and turned all of Solitude into my own minion-town. I left town to do some questing and sort of forgot about it again... until I returned to town. It was night time when i arrived and the first thing i heard was ''you're mine!'' So naturally i thought : great another random vampire attack :DHowever, When I turned around I saw a litttle nord girl yelling ''leave me alone! go away!'' followed by about 20 angry vampires yelling ''you're mine! can't hide from me! you call yourself a warrior?! skyrim belongs to the nords!'' running through the entire city... since she's a child, she couldn't die and since they're randomly pissed... they were just going on for ever... I felt sorry for the little girl, but it was crazy funny! xD

Hi guys, I'm new here :)I got this crazy idea of ''what if your different skyrim characters knew each other?''The idea came from a book-project I was working on and thought I would make it, some sort of a skyrim journal. Then run a single time-line, so the Dragonborn-stuff only happens to one, simotaneously as the guy in Markarth is being framed and the girl in Winterhold blows up the town etc...They'll basically all hear about what's going on in the different areas of Skyrim and they're going to deal with it differently... So far I've set up about a month time-line for 3 characters and figured I needed a 4th guy, which i started today...The 3 first guys all escape Helgen with Ralof.The witch runs to Falkreath and meets up with her Witch Coven on the way to Markarth and does the Markarth drill, forsworn and dibella stuff before she runs to Morthal vamp stuff and College of Winterhold ends up with the Volkihar The hunter joins the companions, helps Sinding, kills witch's coven and then joins dawnguard. I was thinking of making this character taking more and more shady jobs and eventually join the thieves' guild / dark brotherhood, but i think it'll be a 4th character instead...   The warrior runs sort of side-by-side with the hunter.. joins companions after warning the jarl, they both go after wuuthrad fragments and are offered wolf blood same night - yup it's a mess. However, he goes after the dragonstone after this and follows main quest and civil war after this.   The 4th character so far is a bit of a mix between the hunter and the warrior, so far he's only joined the opposite side of the civil war of the warrior... my idea is that after the warrior leaves the war to save the world from dragons, this guy will take back everything he conquered in the war... but it's still iffy    My problem is though: how shoould I write it? Option 1: I could write each character's journal out in one go?Option 2: I could write them inbetween each other?the benefit with option one is that every character's journal is seperated and probably less confusing to read. The downside could be that days might get mixed up a bit.The benefit of option 2 is that it will change character a lot, more varied read and more maybe more detailed. Downside could be confusing?What do you guys think? :)~Schwumpukkel