Your Skyrim Character

[Smeggs]

Level 11 Altmer mage. I can dual-wieldz my firebolts!

And, when thy're out of range for that, I tend to use a bow. I'm trying to avoid using swords and the like unless absolutely necessary, partially for roleplaying reasons and partially because I've almost exclusively upgraded my magicka.

EDIT: How is everyone turning themselves into werewolves? Because an elven werewolf mage sounds awesome.

You have to join the Companions in Whiterun. Do some missions, you'll be offered the option of performing the blood ritual.

Werewolf is literally the best power I have so far. You get to turn whenever you want, the only catch being you can only turn once a day, but that is easily remedied with the Wait function. You're super strong and you have an unlimited amount of Roars that make enemies run away in fear for 30 seconds (like Battle Cry), and you're also extremely fast when sprinting. That was great help after my horse got Roflstomped by a group of retarded bandits. As long as you feed on a steady supply of bodies you can technically remaind a werewolf indefinitly. The only catch is you cannot search bodies or talk to people in wolf form, you have to wait for it to wear off, and you cannot use any items in wolf form, so just be carefull not to die. Also don't foget to re-equip your apparel afterward.

And to top it all off, you get 100% immunity to diseases and some other stuff as well, maybe poison? So all of the Cure Disease potion you'll get from the mission to kill multiple vampires can simply be sold for a tidy profit. Did one vampire killing mission, made out like a bandit, sold all of the Cure Diseases I got, ended up earning probably around 500 gold.

 

[Ruedyn]

I've made 2 so far.

The first being a Redgaurd named Einrin, whom is a commando favoring one handed weapons light armor and destruction magic. Joined the Stormcloaks, Dark Brotherhood, and Companions. Killed 11 dragons not counting Alduin, and has most of the shouts but primarily uses fire breath and storm call.

The second being Dick Turtlebreath, an Argonian pure mage who avoids alteration magic. He has no real affiliation yet but I'm leaning towards Empire. Only uses force shout and has killed 2 dragons. He is also unhappily married to Whatsherface the Unbreakable (whos jaw he broke awhile back).

Also both are Werewolves.

 

[infohippie]

I'm somewhat sad that they didn't get the guy that voiced Discord to do Sheogorath, it would've made me chuckled. Also, I know he was in Star Treck, but I never watched the show and don't recall the character's name, so don't worry. XD

You knew John de Lancie as the voice of Discord, but you didn't know he was Q in Star Trek? That is... too awesome for words. XD

 

[Ruedyn]

Level 11 Altmer mage. I can dual-wieldz my firebolts!

And, when thy're out of range for that, I tend to use a bow. I'm trying to avoid using swords and the like unless absolutely necessary, partially for roleplaying reasons and partially because I've almost exclusively upgraded my magicka.

EDIT: How is everyone turning themselves into werewolves? Because an elven werewolf mage sounds awesome.

You have to join the Companions in Whiterun. Do some missions, you'll be offered the option of performing the blood ritual.

Werewolf is literally the best power I have so far. You get to turn whenever you want, the only catch being you can only turn once a day, but that is easily remedied with the Wait function. You're super strong and you have an unlimited amount of Roars that make enemies run away in fear for 30 seconds (like Battle Cry), and you're also extremely fast when sprinting. That was great help after my horse got Roflstomped by a group of retarded bandits. As long as you feed on a steady supply of bodies you can technically remaind a werewolf indefinitly. The only catch is you cannot search bodies or talk to people in wolf form, you have to wait for it to wear off, and you cannot use any items in wolf form, so just be carefull not to die. Also don't foget to re-equip your apparel afterward.

If you get the ring of Hircine you can transform multiple times per day. My record being 4 times in 1 day... I forgot how to get the ring but you could just look it up

 

[nekoali]

A Nord who turned from my planned two-weapon warrior to a warrior mage. Using one hand axes, heavy armor and destruction spells mostly. A bit of a change from my usual Bethesda game character... I tend to make the sneaky sniper/treasure seeker sort of character. But.. it's Skyrim. I had to play a traditional Nord.

She is also a member of the Companions, and is eagerly looking to join the Circle...

My next character will probably be my typical Khajit treasure seeker/archer.

 

[Handbag1992]

Breton battlemage. Or at least that's what it says on his card. Along with his powerful fire spells and impressive sword hand, he dabbles in lockpicking, sneaking, alchemy, pickpocketing, illusion, alteration and smithing.

I just refuse to have a weakness in and RPG, and so I go for trying to master everything. I'll probably use a mod or the console to get all the perks.

 

[geK0]

Argonian rogue-mage with a mastery in destruction and conjuration.... and very little regard for other people's property.
He will eliminate entire clans of bandits without detection, but when revealed will unleash a hellish firestorm the likes of which skyrim has never seen.
He shows loyalty to nobody, and will only ever join an organization with the intention of usurping it's leader.
He takes what he wants when he wants; anybody foolish enough to stand in his way WILL feel the edge of his phantom blades.

 

[ks1234]

I play a Nord that I've named Valrik High-Eye, who's got a blind left eye with a red tattoo around it with silver braided Nord hair. He's the beefy body type, but I actually mostly use magic with him. I'm currently working on defeating the guy to get the Staff of Magnus and am taking a break before I got and actually kill the dude.

Destruction and Smithing seem to be my highest skills at 60+ and 50+ respectively, with Restoration being a close third, followed by Speech. Light armor boots and bracers, but mage robes of destruction, Gaulder Amulet, Ring of Health, and Circlet of Destruction complete my wardrobe. I also have Azura's Star, Molag Bal's Mace, and the Jabberwok for when I run out of magicka (which is rare) or when I just feel like smacking something or causing random chaos.

I'm somewhat sad that they didn't get the guy that voiced Discord to do Sheogorath, it would've made me chuckled. Also, I know he was in Star Treck, but I never watched the show and don't recall the character's name, so don't worry. XD

EDIT: Also, I'm a wereNord and have about 20k+ gold for some reason. I just don't really spend that much money, and between alchemy and smithing, you can pretty much mint you own money. I'm just trying to find a nice house to buy so I can store all the crap I don't need to carry around. Any suggestions about where I should go and who to talk to about that?

I don't know if anyone has answered you yet but if you finish the questline (main) in Whiterun, the Jarl will let you buy a house there, maybe a total of 7k to completely pimp it out. Plus, you get a wench for your house. Talk to the Jarl's assistant guy after he says you can buy a house there

EDIT: I just did the Jabberwok (sp?) questline, and I must say... it was pretty damn interesting and humorous. lol.

 

[ulzugot]

Breton Mage who just joined Winterhold College and finds the worst loot possible - at level 9 I have seen only 2 steel armors and no enchanted jewelry or armors outside of stores, no signs of staffs either. My mage develops all magic schools equally (including alchemy and enchanting), 30 pts in each, as well as relies on blacksmithing to improve his emergency sword, bow and make some extra cash. My breton is nearly always accompanied by his familiar wolf, because my fire attronah behaves like an idiot. Currently thinking of becoming a werewolf or battlemage in heavy armour, so I do not have to rely on force shout and constant healing to survive melee range encounters.
Most favorite spells: Transmutation and anything that raises dead.

 

[Doomworks]

I play a Khajiit called Feyn. He specializes in destruction and conjuration magic (Firebolt and Raise Undead mostly), one-handed (Custom axe 'Axe of Sil Gahrot'), light/heavy armor and lockpicking/sneak.

That description sounds like something I'd read on a fantasy setting dating site. Does he like long walks on the beach and reading a good book?

Just trying to give an accurate description of what skills I use without typing 'I train this, this and this...'

 

[Zeramo]

Woodelf Assassin/Thief, pretty standard. Mainly uses the Bow and Sneaking, but I am investing into Smithing as well to craft myself some nice armor and Alchemy for some fun poisons.