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Quote from koopacreeper1234

Good, but never use luck as a main attribute. Just use Endurance instead.

The ****. Luck is the absolute best attribute to have.

Quote from Minecraftistheman19

wait wait wait wait wait wait, The makers of oblivion made skyrim? I didn't see elder scrolls on Oblivion, I thought it was a different game franchise by a different company

That just shows that you didn't pay any attention to any of the dialogue, or the story, or the people, or anything in the game at all. I don't mean to be rude, but seriously.

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wait wait wait wait wait wait, The makers of oblivion made skyrim? I didn't see elder scrolls on Oblivion, I thought it was a different game franchise by a different company

Did you not see the similarities? The races at the beginning, oodles of references. Heck if you completed the Main Quest I know for a fact you have seen the Daedric rune for O on Alduin's Wall. Are you blind?

Just a thought, it'd be cool if instead of werewolves, argonians turned into daedroth, they do have similarities

Quote from koopacreeper1234

Good, but never use luck as a main attribute. Just use Endurance instead.

I ended up doing this anyway. But I read elsewhere on the net that you should use Luck as a main attribute because it's difficult to train. I don't know how true that is but I said **** it anyway and went with Endurance. Once I realized Endurance dictates my HP gain per level it seemed like the obvious choice.

Quote from SillyZebra

Just a thought, it'd be cool if instead of werewolves, argonians turned into daedroth, they do have similarities

Or Werecrocs. Just imagine huge, slithering crocodiles tearing people to shreds. The thought makes me smile.

^^daedroth

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^^daedroth

Those are easy to kill in Morrowind. Too bad I didn't have a Grand Soul Gem though...

Quote from CycloneX5

Or Werecrocs. Just imagine huge, slithering crocodiles tearing people to shreds. The thought makes me smile.

I'm pretty sure that's what they turn into in the lore. Khajiit turn into werelions too.

Quote from SillyZebra

Just a thought, it'd be cool if instead of werewolves, argonians turned into daedroth, they do have similarities

Yeah it's kinda odd, they should have made it a bit difference. But not a daedroth, no. Lycantropy doesn't quite work like that in TES, you don't turn in a daedra, it makes you the perfect hunter. Which the daedroth is not.

Quote from koopacreeper1234

Umm, how is it useful? It barely does anything to any skill even if you raise the attribute, and it takes way too long to raise to be of any use.

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It makes a big difference. It isn't as apparent in Oblivion as it is in Morrowind since the effects are not fully show, but with a decent luck you'll always be able to enchant better, lockpick better, and hell do everything better.

I understand that it's a curse, at least in morrowind, but if Kats get to be lions, I wanna be a ripped raptor

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I understand that it's a curse, at least in morrowind, but if Kats get to be lions, I wanna be a ripped raptor

I'm not saying you can't be a big lizard, just not a daedroth.

NOTE: some people above have been saying "Were___" to refer to lycantropes. Actually, the "were" part in werewolf means "man". So saying "werecroc" or "weretiger" is wrong.

So, they could be an arcroc?

What does everyone else have as a character? I still have an Argonian Spellsword, but I changed some stats and started over again. I managed to take over the Dunmer stronghold west of Balmora though, except for that one mage on the roof.

In Daggerfall I currently have an Altmer Battlemage. He uses Thaumaturgy, Blade, Medical, Critical Strike, and Backstabbing as his top skills. He is level 5, and while he is quite strong (around 70 Strength, and 80 Agility and Speed) magic seems to be his downfall, only two hits from a spellcaster and he's being carried to a crypt.

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In Daggerfall I currently have an Altmer Battlemage. He uses Thaumaturgy, Blade, Medical, Critical Strike, and Backstabbing as his top skills. He is level 5, and while he is quite strong (around 70 Strength, and 80 Agility and Speed) magic seems to be his downfall, only two hits from a spellcaster and he's being carried to a crypt.

Thaumaturgy? What does that skill do?

Quote from CycloneX5

What does everyone else have as a character? I still have an Argonian Spellsword, but I changed some stats and started over again. I managed to take over the Dunmer stronghold west of Balmora though, except for that one mage on the roof.

On III, IV and V, I use sneak-type orcs. On I and II and don't have a specific character that I consider "true" to the storyline.

Orcs are the best!

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On III, IV and V, I use sneak-type orcs. On I and II and don't have a specific character that I consider "true" to the storyline.

Orcs are the best!

Orcs are indeed epic. I don't know too much about them, but I do like the fact that they're not portrayed as the evil, stupid race like stereotypical orcs.. Also, the fact that they are great smiths is awesome in my opinion.

Quote from CycloneX5

Thaumaturgy? What does that skill do?

Think Proto-Alteration. It manipulates the world around you without permanently changing it, things such as Levitation, Water Walking, and Calm spells.

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Orcs are indeed epic. I don't know too much about them, but I do like the fact that they're not portrayed as the evil, stupid race like stereotypical orcs.. Also, the fact that they are great smiths is awesome in my opinion.

Hey don't call the original orc portrayal "stupid". It was 100% original when Tolkien created it.

OT: Great smiths, yes. Good in any crafting and building, as you can see in Morrowind there are plenty of Orc architects and foremans.