How about dual-wielding? U did think about the two-handed lovers, but what about dual-wielding ,is it okay for a knight to dual wield?

There is another potential problem I foresee when playing as the Noble Knight: Brynjolf. He forces you to do the initial Thieves Guild quest before allowing you to continue with the main quest. I am thinking the Knight would head to the Temple of Mara afterwards, begging forgiveness (or simply giving a donation to Maramel) even though he was forced to do the misdeed to get the information he required.

This has always been one of my favourite builds on the site. I love everything from the roleplay to the different 'oaths' :D

Easily one of my favorite builds! +1

Thanks! I find that while mages and sneaky characters are lots of fun, it is sometimes important not to overthink things and just jump in and start swinging a sword without needing to mess around with tomes or move slowly and meticulously while crouched. Makes it more fast paced and gives instant gratification =p

Why?

Thanks!

I took her along only when needed and got her cured as soon as the quest line was done. In the same way that joining the Companions partially ensnares into evil, it ends with redemption from it and so as long as the conclusion pleases the gods, it's fine. If a given knight feels guilty about it, they can find an act of penance to perform, like climbing the 7000 steps again or doing a great act of heroism that aids the weak.

Thanks! Glad you're having fun with my idea

Well it would normally be unorthodox to do so, but I think you're smart enough to transfer some perks from the block tree into dual wielding =p