Yeah, those guys look pretty shifty.

Or adorable? 

The classic adventurer with an exquisite Paul England twist! An easy +1 from me!

Awesome build for an awesome looking weapon, my orc will love using it to slay the bad elves.

Heh, I never considered a race other than Nord for this... but Orcs with 2-handed weapons are pretty badass, no question!

Excellent stuff Paul. I want to role this guy and bring that axe not just to the faces of all Falmer in their lairs as you mention, but also to all Bosmer everywhere. Nordic dislike of Elves aside, this is personal!

Brother Phil, you speak truth! :P

Come to think of it, this playthrough was one of the few times I actually prevented that Bosmer contact from dying in the Thalmor Embassy.  What an attitude on that guy!  

This might be my favorite build from you yet Paul! :D

"or yells 'WIZARD!'"

lololol

That's an awesome build you've came up with! I always had a soft spot for barbarian characters in Skyrim. Though I continue to lie to myself about wanting to try every possible combination in the game, somehow I wind up with some crazy nord barbarian with a big and scary battleaxe ... Anyway, I am yet to try Wuuthrad as a main weapon, and after reading this build I can only wonder: "Why the hell not?" Everything about the Elf-Hewer is what I use on my own playthroughs to some extent. I'll deffienatly will give it a go! +1

So I couldn't help myself but play yet another Paul England build and I must say I'm loving the aesthetics of the light and heavy armour mix. Whereas Swordthane had a similar mix, it was definitely to achieve a more authentic look. This build is all about embracing the low fantasy, Conan-esque look - horns and big assed axes all the way. Also, it's a hell of a lot of fun.