yes however i was level 72, which means i get 72 points to put into skill trees, you can really only pick 1 primary attack form to have a balanced killer. one hand or two hand or archery or destruction. you can not pick 2 and have a top notch killer. focus on one ( by your ideas Archer!) then under study in something else (not magic)

What is a better enchantment for a berserker build?
+ Stamina or Health or
+ Stamina Regeneration or Health Regeneration
(ie: +30 Stamina or +30% Stamina Regeneration)

where to find weapon enchanted with exile of daedrs? at lvl 1 ;D

you can either get lucky and find it as a drop or level up your enchanting and purchase one from vendors.
i think the higher your enchantment skill is, the better gear/enchantments they sell on gear.



probably +life/stamina and get life leech on your weapon.
health regen would only help you when you're out of combat and stamina regen probably won't matter as much if you have enough stamina to kill the target cause it'll regen by the time you reach the next one anyways.
so i'd do +life (at 100 enchantment w/o potions you get +62 health) and +stamina (also 62)
weapon if you find yourself losing life fast you can do life leach and either paralyze or some other effect that you like

Paralyze might be good since if the target was paralyzed I could just stand their power attacking them.

One more question. Should I fortify heavy armor or two-handed at all or use all available enchantments on stamina and health?

depends, i think you can get a couple pieces of armor to do fortify heavy armor/2-hand, you can also get up to 100 enchant and get dual enchantments.
if you want maximum damage i'd do fortify damage, as for fortify heavy armor, apparently all it does is lower the amount of damage you take, while armor cap is 500 something, but it's really up to you.
like for my stealth archer, i have 4x 40% fortify bow damage gear on her, she does 220 damage with 3x sneak...lol i kill things really easily, only dragons take me some time now, but if you do that yourself for 2h you'll probably rape things really really fast, especially since weapons/melee has kill animation that can occur at any % life.

paralyze is funny lol, they stiff up and just fall to the ground, you can also try frost cause that'll do slow on them if you find paralyze too easy.
or you can do a dual magic weapon like fire/frost or something.

feel like 60% time i play are loadscreens

For enchantments... Honestly with the armor cap, you shouldn't need that much health enchanted. I have around 400 and play on master difficulty, don't have a problem tanking dragons with light armor & no perks into armor. I'd focus more on magic/fire/frost/shock resist, getting those to cap, then put points into health/magica/stamina. Only regeneration I would worry about honestly is magica, maybe a set of +stam/stam restore gear for running places but not for combat. On the weapons, I have a pair of daedric daggers I dual wield that steal health and stamina, then health and magica, only really have to use potions if I'm competely surrounded by draugr deathlords or a shitton of vampires, and that's rare as my companion is suited in full daedric armor with nice +health and +resist boosts so basically never dies.

Btw, to the guy talking earlier about perks... I beat the main storyline, stormcloak storyline, head of the thieves, companions, mages, and bards, and done a fair chunk of the side quests. My level is 58, and that's with powerleveling my illusion, conjuration, alchemy, enchanting, pickpocketing (really easiest skill to get 100 in), and smithing. have a few other 100's as well just not powerleveled. You'll basically have the game beat by around level 50, probably way before if you don't do any sort of power leveling. So if you're planning an 80 point build (max level is 81 and you start at level 1 with no perk point) then realize that unless you do nothing but powerlevel before starting to play... You'll have the game beat waaay before you finish your character. e: Granted, I stopped doing random caves around level 30 and just did the ones you got quests for, but still... Oh, and the replay value is fair, as the game feels completely different going through it as an archer in the shadows v.s. a heavy armor brawler v.s. a mage. I could never get the hybrid playstyle down, normally turned into me choosing one or the other in the long run

This post was edited by Dragonkilla8 on Dec 15 2011 06:53pm

my current 4th char isn't really a hybrid hybrid, just a warrior really with perks in sneak, i just wanted a fun char that wasn't too overpowered in any one class. my first char was pure stealth daggers and bow, 2nd char pure mage, 3rd pure shield and sword warrior and i played them starting on master throughout except my first char which i switched from adept after i got a bit into the game, i stopped playing those chars at late lvl 30s or early 40s
all were pretty fun in the beginning but then later on i found it less and less necessary to use strategy after getting certain perks/items, and so it became less challenging even without using smithing over 100 which i never tried, no alchemy, and only time i tried enchanting items was to try the reduce destruction cost for my mage and even then it sort of killed it

pure stealth got boring for me because dagger sneak attacks are just overpowered and high sneak+sneak perk makes AI blind so actually trying not to be detected is redundant, and even without using any conjuration or companions with my mage the impact perk made gameplay feel uneven for me and taking cover and using shouts became much less necessary and i got tired of flinging spells every second, although it was challenging in the beginning.

pure warrior was the most fun and challenging on master at the start, i tried my best not to go crazy on smithing so i was using improved iron armor and orcish sword up to lvl 35, but after i switched to unimproved dragon armor (purely for aesthetics), the armor rating reduced melee dmg so much it became a joke even though i was around 170ish below the armor cap, i could mash through most enemies and using block bash, kiting, or quick reflex perk dodging became unnecessary in a lot of situations.
now i'm just running with a sword and shield warrior with 100 armor rating and using backstabs only on crap low-tier enemies i would kill in a few seconds anyway since i really do like stealth gameplay in general if only it were not so crazy in this game. i have like 8 unused perks and was thinking of going into archery just for fun sniping

Hit level 44 and finished the Thieves Guild lineage and made myself the Master of the Guild with all the side jobs.

Ended up with over 40,000 septims and decent gear.

Then I fully enchanted and smithed my own gear with everything I wanted (100 Enchanting/100 Smithing).

Now every reward is pretty much meaningless because I have enough money to buy or make whatever I want to have.

I just have no idea what to do now. Heard the dark brotherhood is a good lineage but whats the point? More gold?