Make a second save file of your current save file, and try some things out to see what you'd like best.
so start leveling up the mage part, and vice versa.)Ħ Identify the perks that are will really make your secondary choice have that extra oomph. Then choose whichever perk distribution you favor most.ĥ Hop back to step one, and choose another profession which complements your current.(I.E.: For the battlemage you may have started out warrior-like first. It helps to make two separate save files when you level up, so you can distribute perk points one way, and then another way on the other file.
If you change your Idea, you can, and will, potentially ruin your save file. Saving your perk points will allow you to rank up your finesse in your field of choice in increments - I find increments to be verrry nice, maybe they'll be nice for you too. Always try to save perk points for when you have made your absolute, positively final draft of your character's playstyle, perks, and h-s-m (health-stamina-magicka) distribution. (it's happened to me.)Ĥ Start leveling your character: Stick to your plan like a sheet of paper with mega-super glue on it, nailed to the back of a safe, inside of another safe. MAKE SURE YOU COMMIT YOURSELF TO YOUR PLAN - you can make another character for another idea that you are surely to formulate whilst making your current. be sure to carefully consider how you'll want your stats to be (health/stamina/magicka) Go ahead and find a perk calculator (if you want) and make a blueprint of your character. Your simple idea should now be a refined idea from looking at what you can choose in the perk trees. If you have an Iron sword, playing on master in the beginning, you can EASILY overcome the hard hits with healing - provided to all races.ģ Modify your idea - not to the point of luxury. In my eyes, defense is more important than offense. Should you decide the mage half is more important, maybe invest perk points into restoration or Alteration to begin, and then move towards Destruction and Conjuration, or even some melee combat perk trees.) Lean towards one aspect first, then start balancing your perks later on in your travels.(I.E. Don't spend all your perks in one place, and do NOT try to weigh yourself as a neutral guy/gal. It is imperative you think about the long road and what you'll be needing for your simple idea. if your Idea is to be a battlemage, break it up to what you'll enjoy most first, the warrior half, or the mage half?)Ģ Look at the perks available that you can choose from So here's my idea of the Ultimate Beginner Build:
On your first post, mark with a * to show you have indeed read the rules and guidelines to follow. Your posts should be in steps that are clear, and easy to understand. Replying really helps verify your thoughts and ideas on what the 'Ultimate Beginner Build' is.Ĭ) Please don't post if you have not tried the method you are sponsoring, or promoting.ĭ) (I sound like a total douche, right?) Have fun Don't humiliate other people because of errors they have made (or I have made XD )ī) Try to actively participate if you have posted, or someone replied to one of your posts.
ULTIMATE SKYRIM THE PEOPLE OF SKYRIM HOW TO
This will be my first discussion I will have made, for the users of, to hopefully help some new (skyrim) players with their first-hand knowledge of how to spend perk points/distribute health/magicka/stamina, and even learn how to make a character which suits THEIR needs. Hopefully I was able to help spread my knowledge of TES:S of possibilities which some of you may enjoy. I have posted some build ideas on Christian Lazaro's skyrim builds discussion which suit a fair deal of the four types of characters you can make: Warrior, Mage, Rogue, and Roleplayer. In this discussion, I'd really like to see people arguing over techniques on how to make (in essence.) the perfect character for beginning players to The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
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