That's exactly why I love this website, creative ideas. You could do something like that. I just don't want to boost up smithing as well as enchanting. Also I just love the way the silver sword looks.

Hey I'm back after my account got wiped. :P Just a question, how are you meant to kill anything with the silver sword as you go up through the levels? Since it can't kill much higher level stuff later on.

That's where the enchantments come in, you will be surprised how well a silver sword will do at 100 one handed, including a full fire enchantment. I kind of hate being super overpowered in this game.

Great build man love crusader builds! +1

I'm playing this build and I'm doing the daeidric quests as a way to get rid of the corruption of the land. I will take the daedric artifacts and hide thm in the different houses around skyrim that you can buy

Really like the build but I was wondering what you would do for long range would you use a bow and maybe make it a new relic later on or maybe a crossbow or would you just use magic

First off, good job on the build. This is definitely your best work, and the effort you put into this is obvious. +1 Just a couple of tips. 1. Firstly, if your sword is meant for combatting mages, why not use Damage Magicka instead of Absorb? Does more than double the drain on their Magicka that way. 2. What's the point of the divine shrines list? I'm fairly sure most of us already know about blessings (the game'a been out for over three years now). Also, you list an enchanted necklace, yet say to use the corresponding amulets of the divines along with their blessing? So which should you use? Also, "helping me with my grammer" XD

solid question, the necklace is for when you don't have a shrine blessing. The reason I put the Shrine list in is to show what shouts are excesable to you while the blessing is up. To add to the roleplaying aspect you can only use these shouts when your under each individual blessing. 

About the sword I agree damage magicka would be more beneficial, I decided to keep the lore of the weapon as close to the original Knights of the Nine weapons from oblivion. However the beauty of Skyrim is the creative freedom, you are more than welcome to enchant the weapon the way you want.

Where is the Magica/Health/Stamina ratio? Sorry if i missed it but i can´t see it.

I tried to stay away from any weapons that were not in the original Knight of the Nine from oblivion. So I would use magic, restoration has a poison rune I believe which could be used. However if you want you could create your own weapon. If that is the case I would go with the enhanced Dwarven Crossbow.