Tip #4: Conjuration MagicĬonjuration magic is also quite good.
This goes well with Vampires as they don’t regenerate Stamina in sunlight.įor more information on Skyrim Perks, please see A Guide To All Skyrim Perks. There’s also a Perk that gives Stamina when healing ( I use it for unlimited sprint). I used a Perk to increase Healing by 50% and another Perk to reduce adept healing by half, so basically I can heal as much as I need. I know I’m stating the obvious, but I got myself into countless pinches where Restoration saved me. Restoration magic is good to have around. Even the Master destruction spells aren’t as powerful as a good weapon in the hands of a strong Skyrim character.įor more information on Destruction magic, please see Destruction Magic Is Skyrim Favorite. Destruction magic gets more complicated to use and you have to be careful around companions or worse yet… guards. On the other hand, you have an unlimited amount of swings with a weapon (although not power swings). Magic is limited in number of times used and needs to be recharged. I used to use Destruction magic as my main weapon, but the limitations eventually made me switch to weapons. I mean you can get ANY race to be just as good as weapons as an Orc or as stealthy as a Dark Elf as the skill levels are 100 no matter what.įor more information on Skyrim Races, please see Picking Your Race In Skyrim. I really don’t see the point of picking an Orc just because he starts off with good Warrior stats,or a Dark Elf just because he begins with good stealth skills. The Bretons have a good resistance to magic. Personally I picked the Breton and raised him in the ways of the Warrior.
However it contains the summary of 21 days of my knowledge of power assistance.
This is for anyone who wants to build a strong Skyrim character. He originally posted his tips in the comment section of an earlier Skyrim Fansite article, Create The Perfect Skyrim Character, but we felt that his great advice should be featured in its own post. Nathaniel’s proven ideas will benefit both new and veteran players alike. The Skyrim Fansite would like to thank Nathaniel for today’s excellent article on building a strong Skyrim character.
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