'Bear of Markarth,' that's it! It still makes me wonder, but then again my imagination likes to paint Ulfric as a power hungry sociopath. XD But well played by Bethesda, indeed. 

As someone mentioned below, more of a focus on necromancy would be awesome, and would open up a lot of roleplaying opportunities. 

Hmm, it's hard telling. I would want to live in Cyrodiil probably, maybe in Cheydinhal. Or Falkreath in Skyrim, simply because I love how it's kind of in the wilderness, and the focus on death is interesting. =P I wouldn't mind living on Raven Rock either, studying heart stones and how Red Mountain's eruption has affected the landscape. Try and find out what happened to the Dwemer and Lorkhan's Heart, and the connection to the heart stones landing on Solsteim.I think I would start out as a curious, eager student either with her nose always buried in a book, or constantly practicing my spellwork. Would probably be that eccentric young mage fascinated by the strangest of things, but very cheerful and willing to help people. I might initially get by by doing some simple manual labor, enchanting items for people, helping to cure the sick, and heal the soldiers injured in the war. Eventually maybe become a court wizard or something.

You'd probably do better with business up in Skyrim, though. Lots of lonely Imperial soldiers away from home...you'd make a killing. =P

You know, I've actually made a character based on Littlefinger. I love him; I think he'd be even MORE of a force to be reckoned with, with magic involved. People love to underestimate Littlefinger, and that will be their downfall.