Skyrim unique weapons redone mod#

Skyrim unique weapons redone mod#

Speechcraft suddenly becomes hugely important - especially if you have the Immersive Speechcraft mod installed. If anything, I find that character concepts start to emerge if you stop thinking of Skyrim as a minmaxer's paradise and actually try and roleplay your way around things. Seeing as anything's possible, giving you 'unique' build ideas seems a bit hard. Thank you! Interesting ideas! I like it :D Dwemer mechanic, orc Shaman, one of the below? Dunno. Going to start a new playthrough this weekend, and still not sure what I'm going to go with. Originally posted by Brandybuck:I'm in the same boat. I like a challenge, so I like to create specialized characters with strengths and weaknesses. I can't stand 'jack of all trades' characters since it just feels boring for me (and a bit overpowered). When I would have reached the level needed for the perks I wanted I would have stopped distributing perks. For example, the pyro knight I created didnt have a single perk in anything other than Destruction, One-Handed, Enchanting, Conjugation and Light Armor. A build, then, would be the final stat sheet at a high (but not max) level. I agree with what you're saying, but not everybody plays a single character all the way to max stats. It's a goal to set for leveling your character. A build is also just a general term people use for a character archetype. There's no limit on what you can do in Skyrim. Originally posted by Shrapnel:How can you have a 'build' in skyrim when there's literally nothing from stopping you from maxing everything?Ī build consists of putting your *limited* amount of stats into certain skills to play/fight through a certain style. It's your axe Cloudcleaver that you lost so many years ago. You may use an axe ONLY if you find a Nordic or Stahlrim axe enchanted with lightning. You may use Alteration, Destruction (frost), and Restoration, but cannot put perks into them. You may use thrown weapons if you have a mod. You may use heavy armor gauntlets for the Fists of Steel perk. You punch people, that's what you're good at. You're drunk and you're looking for a fight. No armor, no clothes, no weapons, no stealth. The Naked Nord Brawler: In homage to the naked Nords of Morrowind. Daggers are acceptable, or a quarterstaff if you have a mod for it. Putting out damage is going to be hard, so consider getting a tankie follower/bodyguard for when you have to delve into dungeons. No armor, must use mage armor for defense.

No perks in other magic schools other than cost reduction perks. Pure Alteration Mage: Pure mage focusing on Alteration. Dwemer mechanic, orc Shaman, one of the below? Dunno.Īnyway, coming from the less is more approach to builds, here are some ideas: