Do not forget that there is a link with 13 (!) more variations of the this build.

http://theskyrimblog.ning.com/group/character-building/forum/topics...

Paladins are simply some of the favourite RPG choices.

I am having a level 32 hero of the divines and I feel that it is one of the( if not the most) seamless skyrim builds I have followed.

A nice good and solid warrior/knight build(s). Good job.

I really like this build. You did a great job. Do you have any ideas for followers in keeping with the heroic theme?

Could you play argonian as their daily power can help if your surrounded

Hey I have a question for you. Which path did you enjoy playing more why?

Hero of the Divines - I love versatility and simply having a direct ranged combat option (rather than Flame Atronachs) opens up a lot of options when dealing with threats at a distance, or even up close!

The more I played (divines side) I wondered  what enchantment  you would put on tje skyforge steel sword? Also curious which path the werewolf roleplay aspect went better on? I intend to play both sides.

Ponty, one of my characters, is a friend of Marcellus, and he is old. In his mid fifties at the most, and married to Viola.

I left my Skyforge sword unenchanted so I could use Elemental Fury with it, increasing its attack speed and placing a +10 magic damage enchant on it temporarily. As for being a werewolf I think it would fit in better with the Crusader path - you're already dealing with a Daedric Prince (Meridia) and Hircine (the patron of werewolves) doesn't really have conflicting interests/goals with Meridia. Plus you can have your summons backing you up in combat while you're in wolf form! For roleplay though I'd avoid eating the hearts of innocents (like people that were killed by bandits for example).

Ponty, this build is one of your best, even better than Trevor Deathand