Also, either of the armour skills, light or heavy. We must heal ourselves which means increases in Restoration. There are going to be times when you have to use jump in dungeons etc which increases Acrobatics. Well, if you do not wish to walk everywhere, which is very tedious, then the alternative of running automatically increases Athletics. So which skills do we not have control over. Our first stat for increase to 100 must be Endurance. Secondly, as our Endurance stat governs the amount of hit points we have and will end up with, it's necessary to increase this stat to 100 a.s.a.p. So, in order to maintain any level of control over the levelling process, we have to decide which of the skills we have control over, or more importantly, which ones we don't have control over. Personality - Speechcraft, Mercantile & Illusion. Speed - Light Armour, Acrobatics & Athletics.Įndurance - Armourer, Block & Heavy Armour. Willpower - Destruction, Alteration & Restoration. Intelligence - Conjuration, Mysticism & Alchemy.
The stats and their associated skill are : In order to get +5, you need to get 10 increases in the 3 skills associated with the relevant stat at the point of level up.Īlso, as you can only increase 3 of the 8 stats at level up, there is no point in training skills that produce increases above 1 for more than 3 of the stats.
At that level up, you get to increase your stats in a range of +1 to +5. To level up, you must have a combination of 10 skill increases across your primary skills. A guide to a Godlike, hmmm, perhaps Daedra Lord alike character.įirst of all, it's important to understand the complete levelling process.
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