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Originally posted by Keshik
I never played any of the previous Elder Scrolls games (too young for them ) butI'll most likely end up with a "jack-of-all-trades" kind of character (I always seem to make one EVERY rpg I play  ). What about you Fable? |
That's kinda hard to do in context. There are over forty skills, so you have to narrow things down a bit just to make money and survive. If you spent time trying to become good at all, you'd end up looking for nothing but small insects and rats to kill forever.
I've started up a Breton mage (.5 multiplyer on Magicka) who was born under the Sign of the Mage (another .5 of the same). He's puny, but he's joined the Mage Guild in Balmora, and just been handed his first real assignment by the Guild Leader. (He'd been given a couple of easy tasks first by an apprentice.) His ultimate goal is to learn as much magic as he can, and join the sociopathic House Telvenni, even if he is a Breton rather than a Dark Elf.
I've also started up a spellsword, though I may switch that to a battlemage. There are 21 classes, though you can create your own class, too. And I want to create a Khayit, one of the extremely dextrous cat-based people, and have him or her join the Thieves Guild, or the Assassin's Guild. Probably the former.
