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Character Build: The Evangelist

• Knight-Paladin Robert

  

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  July 16, 2013

  If you kill the court wizard, Nelacar(spelling) will replace her

  If you kill the court wizard, Nelacar(spelling) will replace her
• Chris Diokno

  

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  July 16, 2013

  She still did nothing wrong,therefore, if he were to kill every vampire in Skyrim, it would be genocide, murder (in some cases) and racism, as some vampires just wanna live normal lives.

  She still did nothing wrong,therefore, if he were to kill every vampire in Skyrim, it would be genocide, murder (in some cases) and racism, as some vampires just wanna live normal lives.
• Zimbu

  

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  July 16, 2013

  I wonder if there's any room for the Speech and/or Illusion skills in this build.  It seems to me that an Evangelist should have some form of persuasive personality, and a little bit of Speech or Illusion would help reinforce that from a roleplay perspective.  You said yourself "it is focusing on Religious aspects and changing people's religious beliefs," convincing them to put down their arms and stop fighting, or swaying them to your worldview so they fight their former allies to defend your beliefs seems to fit the concept, as does convincing people that your cause is noble and righteous enough to deserve a few more septims at the shops.

  Also, your presentation is pretty good, but I find the "Character Build:" and "The Evangelist" text a bit hard to read with the busy pattern inside the lettering, and the perk spread graphic could use some work to make it look more polished.

  I do really like the concept of a non-combat character who only uses their holy might against the legions of the undead though.

  I wonder if there's any room for the Speech and/or Illusion skills in this build.  It seems to me that an Evangelist should have some form of persuasive personality, and a little bit of Speech or Illusion would help reinforce that from a roleplay perspective.  You said yourself "it is focusing on Religious aspects and changing people's religious beliefs," convincing them to put down their arms and stop fighting, or swaying them to your worldview so they fight their former allies to defend your beliefs seems to fit the concept, as does convincing people that your cause is noble and righteous enough to deserve a few more septims at the shops.

  Also, your presentation is pretty good, but I find the "Character Build:" and "The Evangelist" text a bit hard to read with the busy pattern inside the lettering, and the perk spread graphic could use some work to make it look more polished.

  I do really like the concept of a non-combat character who only uses their holy might against the legions of the undead though.

• Raid

  

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  July 17, 2013

  A big +1 first if all. Great build mate, the presentation is really good. One problem: Dukaan is heavy armour, and you have the some light armour perks that only work with four pieces of light armour on. Unless I'm missing something.

  A big +1 first if all. Great build mate, the presentation is really good. One problem: Dukaan is heavy armour, and you have the some light armour perks that only work with four pieces of light armour on. Unless I'm missing something.
• Kyle Petska

  

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  July 17, 2013

  You can cure Serena?

  You can cure Serena?

• Cærys Nuul

  

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  July 17, 2013

  Of vampirism?  Yes.

  Of being an insufferable side-kick?  Never. 

  If you aren't a vampire at the end of the Dawnguard questline, and step through some dialouge with her a bit carefully, you can convince her to seek out a cure.

  Of vampirism?  Yes.

  Of being an insufferable side-kick?  Never. 

  If you aren't a vampire at the end of the Dawnguard questline, and step through some dialouge with her a bit carefully, you can convince her to seek out a cure.

• Zoidberg

  

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  July 17, 2013

   may include that as an add on. Cheers bud.

   may include that as an add on. Cheers bud.

• Matt Walker

  

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  January 19, 2014

  Frost magic drains stamina, not magicka.

  Frost magic drains stamina, not magicka.

• Zoidberg

  

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  January 21, 2014

  Damn so I come back from college expecting to read some more builds and find this

  Damn so I come back from college expecting to read some more builds and find this