I'll go over what I can find at a quick glance.
Your skill selection is lacking. You mention light armor for wind walker but I don't know if you have deft movement or matching set, in fact you don't mention light armor at all in your skill selection.
You mention 100 stamina is optimal and I disagree. Stamina regeneration is based on two things; 1) maximum stamina and 2) stamina regeneration effects. Stamina will recover at a pace of 5% out of combat and 1.75% in combat, this means that a gauge with 1 million stamina will recover as fast as a gauge with 100 stamina.
Now I did some calculations based on leather armor and the drainblood battleaxe. With 100 stamina you'll be able to do little more than a 1 second sprint (well more, probably around 6 or 7 - the end result will be the same, and more than that you won't be able to bash), great critical charge and then do a single bash before you run out. Hardly seems optimal for a build that tells me I won't run out of stamina.
I'll run a scenario. I see a group of bandits, and I prepare with all the spells. Then I dual cast ice storm into the group. I sprint in, great critical charge on the Bandit Chief with that nasty two-hander. Next to him is a bandit marauder also wielding a two-hander, I have to bash him before he takes at least half my health - this is master and I have a ton of magicka and ~400 AR all in all. Now there's a bandit chief ready, he's unstaggered and pissed and all the other bandits are either attacking me or my followers. I don't have a lot of room here. I get killcammed because I ran out of stamina.
I realise that I can easily dodge non-killcams, but you mention bash as a particular strategy. It's not a viable strategy to bash up close with 100 stamina, especially not after sprinting and power attacking.
Bash is also static - armor weight or weapon weight doesn't change this.
You mention that bashing is for up close, and blocking adds an extra layer of defense along with ebonyflesh. Then you go on to mention that because of your stamina efficiency you can continue to do this long enough that if they survive I can start dealing damage. I don't follow, am I to stand still and dodge and tank them while my measly flame cloak deals all the damage?
What is the point of slowing the enemies with ice storm when I'm going to be in melee range? Slow doesn't affect attack speed.
Now you mention you only took magicka when you needed it. How much magicka do you need exactly? To cast ebonyflesh, dual cast flame cloak and summon a dremora lord takes up some magicka, and I imagine you'd need to quite heavily invest in it.
Then there's bleed and afterburn damage (from fire enchanted weaponry) which is largely ineffective, especially considering your enchantment (scorching is only 15 points of fire damage) and your axe of choice. 15 points on an enchanted sword will only deal an additional 1 point of damage. That's 0.5 on master. As for bleed damage, the drainblood axe is an ancient nord battleaxe, which does not have any corresponding bleed damage associated with it. At best it's linked with steel because of the smithing perks, and this would give you 1 damage per second over 6 seconds with all 3 perks. 3 damage on master.
What do you use summoner for? You take it, but I don't actually see you mention using it for anything. And how powerful are atronachs on master without the relevant perks?
Your entire combat section can be found in your synergy section, it's redundant. Take care to clean up your build before you post it.
Which shouts do you use? You vaguely mention using Dragonrend, but beyond that there's nothing.
I've evaluated most of what you've presented here. I may have missed a few things, but I do believe that if you can counter what I've presented here then you will be able to clean up your build and in turn make it better.
I'll go over what I can find at a quick glance.
Your skill selection is lacking. You mention light armor for wind walker but I don't know if you have deft movement or matching set, in fact you don't mention light armor at all in your skill selection.
You mention 100 stamina is optimal and I disagree. Stamina regeneration is based on two things; 1) maximum stamina and 2) stamina regeneration effects. Stamina will recover at a pace of 5% out of combat and 1.75% in combat, this means that a gauge with 1 million stamina will recover as fast as a gauge with 100 stamina.
Now I did some calculations based on leather armor and the drainblood battleaxe. With 100 stamina you'll be able to do little more than a 1 second sprint (well more, probably around 6 or 7 - the end result will be the same, and more than that you won't be able to bash), great critical charge and then do a single bash before you run out. Hardly seems optimal for a build that tells me I won't run out of stamina.
I'll run a scenario. I see a group of bandits, and I prepare with all the spells. Then I dual cast ice storm into the group. I sprint in, great critical charge on the Bandit Chief with that nasty two-hander. Next to him is a bandit marauder also wielding a two-hander, I have to bash him before he takes at least half my health - this is master and I have a ton of magicka and ~400 AR all in all. Now there's a bandit chief ready, he's unstaggered and pissed and all the other bandits are either attacking me or my followers. I don't have a lot of room here. I get killcammed because I ran out of stamina.
I realise that I can easily dodge non-killcams, but you mention bash as a particular strategy. It's not a viable strategy to bash up close with 100 stamina, especially not after sprinting and power attacking.
Bash is also static - armor weight or weapon weight doesn't change this.
You mention that bashing is for up close, and blocking adds an extra layer of defense along with ebonyflesh. Then you go on to mention that because of your stamina efficiency you can continue to do this long enough that if they survive I can start dealing damage. I don't follow, am I to stand still and dodge and tank them while my measly flame cloak deals all the damage?
What is the point of slowing the enemies with ice storm when I'm going to be in melee range? Slow doesn't affect attack speed.
Now you mention you only took magicka when you needed it. How much magicka do you need exactly? To cast ebonyflesh, dual cast flame cloak and summon a dremora lord takes up some magicka, and I imagine you'd need to quite heavily invest in it.
Then there's bleed and afterburn damage (from fire enchanted weaponry) which is largely ineffective, especially considering your enchantment (scorching is only 15 points of fire damage) and your axe of choice. 15 points on an enchanted sword will only deal an additional 1 point of damage. That's 0.5 on master. As for bleed damage, the drainblood axe is an ancient nord battleaxe, which does not have any corresponding bleed damage associated with it. At best it's linked with steel because of the smithing perks, and this would give you 1 damage per second over 6 seconds with all 3 perks. 3 damage on master.
What do you use summoner for? You take it, but I don't actually see you mention using it for anything. And how powerful are atronachs on master without the relevant perks?
Your entire combat section can be found in your synergy section, it's redundant. Take care to clean up your build before you post it.
Which shouts do you use? You vaguely mention using Dragonrend, but beyond that there's nothing.
I've evaluated most of what you've presented here. I may have missed a few things, but I do believe that if you can counter what I've presented here then you will be able to clean up your build and in turn make it better.
