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Character Build: The End Master

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• Alex Arrowood

  

  Member
   

  May 2, 2016

  The Endmaster

  The Endmaster is a RedGuard .  He is a spellsword with a weird twist.  With  full  level points put into Destruction/fire, Two-Handed, and One-Handed.

  
  

  The Build:

  Race: Redguard

  Skills:Destruction, One-Handed, Two-Handed

  Weapons: Double Scimitars,  Elven Greatsword

  Spells: Incinerate, Fireball, Ebonyflesh, Conjure Flame Atronach, Soul Trap

  Armour: Alik’r Hood, Steel Plate Armour

  Shouts: Elemental Fury, Fire Breath, Dragon Aspect, Dragonrend

  Azoak Nirman, was a smart child too smart.  He was the smartest and the strongest of all the redguard.  As a kid he was out on a quest with his father to slay a cart-wrecking troll.  Well that didn’t turn out well.  The troll was able to slay Azoak’s father with one fell swoop.  Azoak came out of the battle with a bloody cut across his eye and a hatred and loss of his father.  Azoak would set out on a journey to find new knowledge and power. Through his adventures he heard of Skyrim a vast land in havok filled with secret holding ruins.  On his way to skyrim he was caught in an Imperial ambush and  was carted to Helgen.

  From there it's your choice of what to do.

  Point Placement

  4/1/1  until 250 Magica then, 1/2/2  from then on

  Skills

  • Destruction - Flame spells are your choice and will burn all that oppose you.

  • One-Handed - Two Scimitars are your two weapons and will slice and dice your opponents.

  • Two-Handed - An Enchanted Elven Greatsword is your third weapon with frost enchantment.

  • Conjuration - You use this to summon your Thralls

  • Alteration - You use this to cast Flesh Spells

  Point Investments

  • Destruction - Novice-Expert Destruction, Augmented Flame 2/2, Destruction Dual Casting

  • One-Handed - Armsman 3/5, Bladesman 3/3, Dual Flurry 1/2, Dual Savagery

  • Two-Handed - Barbarian 2/5, Champion's Stance, Deep Wound 2/3

  • Conjuration - Apprentice Conjuration, Summoner 1/2, Atromancy

  • Alteration - Novice-Expert Alteration

  
  
  
  

  Weapons

  Dual Scimitars - Non Enchanted

  

  Elven Greatsword - Fiery Soul Trap

  

  
  Armour

  Alik’r Hood

  

  Steel Plate Armour -

  

   

  Spells

  Incinerate - Destruction

  Fireball - Destruction

  Ebonyflesh -  Alteration

  Conjure Flame Atronach - Conjuration

  Soul Trap - Conjuration

  Shouts

  Elemental Fury - For Dual Wield Scimitars

  Fire Breath - For damage

  Dragon Aspect -  Armour reinforcement

  Dragonrend - Takedown those pesky Dragons

  
  

  Gameplay

  I have completed the Build!  I have done all Main Quests, Guilds, and DLC.  This build play funny, you need to decide one of the three weapons. I made that mistake and now he is a Jack of All Trades and Master of None.  Though it was a really fun challenging build!
  

  The Endmaster

  The Endmaster is a RedGuard .  He is a spellsword with a weird twist.  With  full  level points put into Destruction/fire, Two-Handed, and One-Handed.

  
  

  The Build:

  Race: Redguard

  Skills:Destruction, One-Handed, Two-Handed

  Weapons: Double Scimitars,  Elven Greatsword

  Spells: Incinerate, Fireball, Ebonyflesh, Conjure Flame Atronach, Soul Trap

  Armour: Alik’r Hood, Steel Plate Armour

  Shouts: Elemental Fury, Fire Breath, Dragon Aspect, Dragonrend

  Azoak Nirman, was a smart child too smart.  He was the smartest and the strongest of all the redguard.  As a kid he was out on a quest with his father to slay a cart-wrecking troll.  Well that didn’t turn out well.  The troll was able to slay Azoak’s father with one fell swoop.  Azoak came out of the battle with a bloody cut across his eye and a hatred and loss of his father.  Azoak would set out on a journey to find new knowledge and power. Through his adventures he heard of Skyrim a vast land in havok filled with secret holding ruins.  On his way to skyrim he was caught in an Imperial ambush and  was carted to Helgen.

  From there it's your choice of what to do.

  Point Placement

  4/1/1  until 250 Magica then, 1/2/2  from then on

  Skills

  • Destruction - Flame spells are your choice and will burn all that oppose you.

  • One-Handed - Two Scimitars are your two weapons and will slice and dice your opponents.

  • Two-Handed - An Enchanted Elven Greatsword is your third weapon with frost enchantment.

  • Conjuration - You use this to summon your Thralls

  • Alteration - You use this to cast Flesh Spells

  Point Investments

  • Destruction - Novice-Expert Destruction, Augmented Flame 2/2, Destruction Dual Casting

  • One-Handed - Armsman 3/5, Bladesman 3/3, Dual Flurry 1/2, Dual Savagery

  • Two-Handed - Barbarian 2/5, Champion's Stance, Deep Wound 2/3

  • Conjuration - Apprentice Conjuration, Summoner 1/2, Atromancy

  • Alteration - Novice-Expert Alteration

  
  
  
  

  Weapons

  Dual Scimitars - Non Enchanted

  

  Elven Greatsword - Fiery Soul Trap

  

  
  Armour

  Alik’r Hood

  

  Steel Plate Armour -

  

   

  Spells

  Incinerate - Destruction

  Fireball - Destruction

  Ebonyflesh -  Alteration

  Conjure Flame Atronach - Conjuration

  Soul Trap - Conjuration

  Shouts

  Elemental Fury - For Dual Wield Scimitars

  Fire Breath - For damage

  Dragon Aspect -  Armour reinforcement

  Dragonrend - Takedown those pesky Dragons

  
  

  Gameplay

  I have completed the Build!  I have done all Main Quests, Guilds, and DLC.  This build play funny, you need to decide one of the three weapons. I made that mistake and now he is a Jack of All Trades and Master of None.  Though it was a really fun challenging build!
  

• Albino

  

  Member
   

  May 2, 2016

  Hey Alex, as per the minimum requirements of the CB Group, all builds posted here must have a gameplay section of some sort. A gameplay section details how your character actually handles combat. Right now, you've got a list of skills, equipment, a perk spread, and even a backstory, but nothing about how you actually play your character. As this build doesn't currently feature the minimum requirements, I have to feature it. That means you have 24 hours to add a gameplay section or this gets deleted. Good luck!

  Hey Alex, as per the minimum requirements of the CB Group, all builds posted here must have a gameplay section of some sort. A gameplay section details how your character actually handles combat. Right now, you've got a list of skills, equipment, a perk spread, and even a backstory, but nothing about how you actually play your character. As this build doesn't currently feature the minimum requirements, I have to feature it. That means you have 24 hours to add a gameplay section or this gets deleted. Good luck!

• Curse Never Dying

  

  Member
   

  May 2, 2016

  Listen, if you need help with improving this, don't hesitate to send me a private message.

  Listen, if you need help with improving this, don't hesitate to send me a private message.
• Ry Willams

  

  Member
   

  May 3, 2016

  Visit the workshop fast to give this a little bit more solid foundation. This has potential to be great it just needs some depth and organization. This is your first build, congrats on putting it up but go to that CB Workshop to make it burst into action. Good luck Alex.  

  Visit the workshop fast to give this a little bit more solid foundation. This has potential to be great it just needs some depth and organization. This is your first build, congrats on putting it up but go to that CB Workshop to make it burst into action. Good luck Alex.  

• Albino

  

  Member
   

  May 5, 2016

  So you've added a gameplay section, which is a start, but you're simply describing what you've done with the character, not how the build handles combat. When do you use One-Handed, and when do you use Two-Handed? Which spells do you use in which situations? Does this character fight with a more offensive playstyle, a more defensive playstyle, or switches between the two? While you don't have to answer those specific questions, it should give you an idea of what sort of information you should be trying to include in your gameplay section.

  Also, for future reference, you should finish playing the character first and then post it, not the other way around. Otherwise, you end up posting what is essentially an untested concept.

  So you've added a gameplay section, which is a start, but you're simply describing what you've done with the character, not how the build handles combat. When do you use One-Handed, and when do you use Two-Handed? Which spells do you use in which situations? Does this character fight with a more offensive playstyle, a more defensive playstyle, or switches between the two? While you don't have to answer those specific questions, it should give you an idea of what sort of information you should be trying to include in your gameplay section.

  Also, for future reference, you should finish playing the character first and then post it, not the other way around. Otherwise, you end up posting what is essentially an untested concept.