Maybe perhaps with a bound bow, the character would be in service to Meridia?

Really neat build. Love the concept of a wandering monk in rags.

As an argonian lover i cal the racist. 

Paul England I have a question, would the arrowsworn have any viable reason in mind and morals to use the transmute mineral ore spell for relatively small time profit?

I am number 100!

I love the roleplay for this guy. Only accepting what is freely given, taken so literally. That has got to make the play through. I can imagine it definitely makes you truly work for your septims, and really appreciate it.

Wow, didn't notice this got to 100!  Thanks everyone - glad you've enjoyed it.  :)

Congrats, Paul!

It's a fantastic build... certainly worthy of Legendary ;D

Have been playing through this with my Redguard Danvir after realising my first 2 characters (Melindora and Vani) had both "gone off the rails", he is about half way through level 27 and the Playstation says I've been going for 058.11.39. Thoroughly enjoying the challenge  of not looting, with the main exception being wolf and bear pelts after being attacked so that the animal does not go to waste.

I think his most scary moment was making his way down the Throat of the World the first time after meeting the Greybeards and encountering a fire dragon, after a few attempts a combination of healing and whirlwind sprint got him down, he couldn't get a clear, safe shot with his iron arrows!

Thank you for a fantastic build Paul :-)

Glad to hear it!

My first trip down from High Hrothgar, I ran into a dragon too.  Never happened again!  It's a bummer, because a dragon attack halfway down would sure spice up the otherwise boring trek down the steps.   I always hope it's going to happen. 

But yeah, dragons can be difficult with this build, since you're not carrying much (if any) healing gear.  Especially at the early levels. 

How did the frost troll treat you on the way up?

Strangely, I managed to avoid him on the way up, on the way down, Danvir's journal says:

"On the journey back, I encountered a frost troll, a huge white beast with three eyes, and evil looking teeth, he did not go down easily and I took a few blows to the head, and lay dazed for a time. I tried to attack the creature from a crop of rocks, which seemed to work."

In other words, he died a lot...