your favourite character you have played
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Probably my favourite character so far was Ja'Kaasha.
He was a black Khajiit with a red splodge across his eye, and was the baddest muuhhfugga you've ever known. He pretty much did as he pleased, went through the Thieves Guild questline and became a Nightingale, but felt more at home raiding bandit camps like a bawwse.
He was an archer, and the first character I had which earned a level 100 skill (sneak). He was level 47 when I deleted him, after being in a mood and deciding I hated his tail poking out through his cape, and the fact that this murderous sinister kitty was the only Khajiit allowed into walled cities. Regretted it ever since, really wish he'd been my first level 50.
I really loved him though, because he was the character I saw most of the game with. He introduced lots of new things and new places that I hadn't seen before, and was my first sneaky character.
I've had a few characters modelled after him since, but none have been the same. So, I plan to make a new Ja'Kaasha, this time a shadow-mage, and have him be the most invisible, poisonous, frost-magicky, back-stabbingy Khajiit Tamriel has ever not seen.
Others include my "Dragonborn" character, which I modelled from the Nord on the box - i.e. Scaled armour, leather boots, iron helmet, banded iron shield, skyforge sword, etc. He was amazing, there's something really satisfying about killing dragons in atrocious armour.
He was a black Khajiit with a red splodge across his eye, and was the baddest muuhhfugga you've ever known. He pretty much did as he pleased, went through the Thieves Guild questline and became a Nightingale, but felt more at home raiding bandit camps like a bawwse.
He was an archer, and the first character I had which earned a level 100 skill (sneak). He was level 47 when I deleted him, after being in a mood and deciding I hated his tail poking out through his cape, and the fact that this murderous sinister kitty was the only Khajiit allowed into walled cities. Regretted it ever since, really wish he'd been my first level 50.
I really loved him though, because he was the character I saw most of the game with. He introduced lots of new things and new places that I hadn't seen before, and was my first sneaky character.
I've had a few characters modelled after him since, but none have been the same. So, I plan to make a new Ja'Kaasha, this time a shadow-mage, and have him be the most invisible, poisonous, frost-magicky, back-stabbingy Khajiit Tamriel has ever not seen.
Others include my "Dragonborn" character, which I modelled from the Nord on the box - i.e. Scaled armour, leather boots, iron helmet, banded iron shield, skyforge sword, etc. He was amazing, there's something really satisfying about killing dragons in atrocious armour.
PoisonPen
Member
Lady Bradamante, peerless Breton knight, defender of the faith and vanquisher of evil, white flame of purity in a savage and barbarous land. Neither lie nor sin nor subterfuge darken the blemishless lustre of the Lady Bradamante's noble spirit. She requires neither stealth nor clever tongue, for Lady Bradamante is the bulwark of protection which shields the innocent from evil's wrath and the clarion trumpet of her approach heralds doom for evil-doers. Wisely, the Companions have recognized her dauntless spirit by anointing her Harbinger. The mages of Winterhold have at long last recognized the supremacy of the Restoration school, for the Lady Bradamante and her holy healing touch stand at the head of their order. The Dark Brotherhood lies slain at her feet, and Alduin himself trembles at the thunder of her charge, for she brings justice on the glittering edge of her mighty greatsword.
Howarthee
Qa'Darri - The unknown thief
Qa'Darri is my favorite one. He's a Kajiit hunter who doesn't really know what his purpose is. He's joined a few guilds, but none of them feel right to him. The only place he feels at home is in the wild, using his hunting knowledge to take down bigger and better prey. He feels like maybe the whole dragonborn thing is a calling, so he's doing the main quest line and learning things about himself that he never would have otherwise, and some are quite useful. Like the shout that calms attacking animals.
Professor Skalvar
General of the Euphoric Gentleman's Club
My favorite character was an Argonian stealth berserker, whom I role-played as an An-Xileel Agent. I always made sure I hated every race except my own as well as utilize strong paralysis poisons on my foes. The sneak roll power attacks and amplification of Histskin(brewing and consuming fortify health regen. potions) were my favorite parts of this character, especially when I could dodge my enemy's power attack.
Tilse
Spellsword
I've only ever made one character, which is my Dunmer, Tilse. I really cannot imagine creating another character and enjoying it as much as her. I guess because she reminds me of myself, not really knowing what she wants to do, so she tries out everything, including the factions, not really knowing which one she prefers. She's pretty much a Spellsword, and I feel like even if I made another character, they would eventually be just like her even if I started out completely different. I've been contemplating making a completely different character than my usual style, but I feel like I would eventually just ditch it and go back to playing as Tilse. I'm tempted to try and see what happens.
Serebro Moniker
He who moves it moves it
Purely out of interest, if she's so incorruptible, how did she get the quest to destroy the DB?Lady Bradamante, peerless Breton knight, defender of the faith and vanquisher of evil, white flame of purity in a savage and barbarous land. Neither lie nor sin nor subterfuge darken the blemishless lustre of the Lady Bradamante's noble spirit. She requires neither stealth nor clever tongue, for Lady Bradamante is the bulwark of protection which shields the innocent from evil's wrath and the clarion trumpet of her approach heralds doom for evil-doers. Wisely, the Companions have recognized her dauntless spirit by anointing her Harbinger. The mages of Winterhold have at long last recognized the supremacy of the Restoration school, for the Lady Bradamante and her holy healing touch stand at the head of their order. The Dark Brotherhood lies slain at her feet, and Alduin himself trembles at the thunder of her charge, for she brings justice on the glittering edge of her mighty greatsword.
Torok
Active Member
My favorite character right now is a grey male Khajiit named Agharna, which means "The noon".
He was a Khajiit caravan guard specializing in heavy armor and two handed weapons (Preferabley a battle axe.) He also knows how to use a bow.
He is a good guy, always standing in the face of justice, but he does do some neccessary evils. (Like killing Ralof Stone-Fist on the first day he was out adventuring.)
After a few days spent in jail and another few days of travel he finally met up with his BF, Kharjo, who he now adventures with.
Agharna is on his way to learning what it means to be DragonBorn.
He was a Khajiit caravan guard specializing in heavy armor and two handed weapons (Preferabley a battle axe.) He also knows how to use a bow.
He is a good guy, always standing in the face of justice, but he does do some neccessary evils. (Like killing Ralof Stone-Fist on the first day he was out adventuring.)
After a few days spent in jail and another few days of travel he finally met up with his BF, Kharjo, who he now adventures with.
Agharna is on his way to learning what it means to be DragonBorn.
Cherry
Farfetch'd is judging you!
This is a really tough question. I suffer from restartitis and have almost ten characters now. If I had to pick one favorite, it would be Sauron, my Breton... god. He has maxed out smithing and enchanting, and walks around in enchanted legendary Daedric Armor and used a Daedric Greatsword with 52 Fire damage and 33 Absorb Health.
Altough lately, I've been playing Sees-Many-Things, my Argonian Spellsword. He uses Light Armor, swords, destruction and Alteration. He also practices smithing and enchanting. I'm aiming for Glass Armor, armed with Shock magics, a Glass Sword and Blades Sword, all smithed and enchanted of course.
Altough lately, I've been playing Sees-Many-Things, my Argonian Spellsword. He uses Light Armor, swords, destruction and Alteration. He also practices smithing and enchanting. I'm aiming for Glass Armor, armed with Shock magics, a Glass Sword and Blades Sword, all smithed and enchanted of course.
PoisonPen
Member
After hearing whisper of rumour that a child in Windhelm was engaged in some form of foul pagan rite, Lady Bradamante was dismayed to find that this was indeed the case. Though the local local guardsmen knew of this -- indeed, they informed her of its occurance upon her arrival -- they permitted this sacrilege to continue. Lady Bradamante found this disturbed youngling engaged in the most horrifying of ceremony and put a stop to it.
In the course of speaking to the youth, Lady Bradamante was made aware that the purpose of this heathen rite was supernatural vengeance upon on old woman of Riften. The Maid of Might set out at once to ensure that harm did not seek out this poor woman.
In Riften, the Lady Bradamante was chagrined to discover that this old woman was a foul harridan of shrewish nature, whose poisonous tongue was loosed upon the innocent children in her charge. Outraged at such flinty-hearted perversity, Lady Bradamante attempted to have corrective words with this foul-mouthed virago, only to be rebuffed and berated with calumnies. It was clear that words alone would not suffice to deter the odious old fishwife, so Lady Bradamante fetched the vituperative harpy a cuff upon the cheek, that she might be chastened. The shame of being thus rebuked was more than the old beldam could endure, and she fell dead of mortification upon the floor.
The gendarmerie of Riften investigated the event, of course, but the Lady Bradamante was celebrated as thane in Riften for her dauntless good deeds, which was sufficient to convince all that she was, as always, justified in her action.
Some time later, an agent of the Dark Brotherhood had the unthinkable temerity to lay hand upon Lady Bradamante as she slept, transposing her slumbering form to a lonely shack in the northern wastes of Skyrim where the Maid of Might was awakened and enjoined to commit cold, calculated murder upon three innocent victims. Evidentally the heinous ruffians of the Dark Brotherhood erroneously believed the Lady Bradamante might be corruptible by dint of her righteous blow upon the person of the sneering ogress of Honourhall Orphanage. The keen edge of Lady Bradamante's mighty greatsword, Durandana, soon freed the Dark Brotherhood of such foolish misapprehension as swiftly as it freed the Dark Brotherhood's agent of her wicked head.
Serebro Moniker
He who moves it moves it
I... I love you.
mamali
Well-Known Member
i only made two characters and they are like Led zeppelin IV and Led Zeppelin II , you cant say which one is better !! male character is named '' 1 '' and the female one is named '' 2 '' , both are nords , i like 1 cuz he's a strong warrior and i like 2 cuz she's damn hot ( ) and a great sneaky assassin , both are great . love them the same way
and my new character called '' 3 '' is coming soon and its going to be a male Dark elf
) and a great sneaky assassin , both are great . love them the same wayand my new character called '' 3 '' is coming soon and its going to be a male Dark elf
