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It also increases your jump height and carry weight. It is less useful for thieves, and not useful at all for mages, who can increase their strength magically on the rare cases when they need it. Strength increases melee damage and fatigue.You gain between 1 and 6 additional attributes when you level up.Keep rerolling your starting attributes until you get a set of values you like.You also get between 4 and 24 'bonus' points to distribute how you see fit.

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Your starting stat values for each stat is a base value of 30, 40, or 50 points, depending on your race, plus a random roll of between 1 and 21 for each stat.

Your attributes don't matter as much as you might expect, but in general, keep the following in mind: Oops!įinally, you will be asked to choose your attributes, name, and appearance. Why not bows? Their bonus got switched with the Redguard's, above. Wood Elf: Small Bonus to damage, but not hit, with melee weapons.Redguard: Small Bonus to hit and damage with daggers and bows.

There will be exactly 0 times when you'll find yourself saying 'boy, I wish I could climb that wall faster.' Note that they don't gain bonus MP unlike later games. Note that they have no fire resistance unlike later games.

Dark Elf: Small bonus to hit and damage with all weapons.

Breton: Take half damage from all magic attacks.

Argonian: Swim fast, and lose less fatigue while swimming.

Those bonuses, and their usefulness, are as follows:

Each race affects your starting stats slightly, and each race has a passive bonus.

This will determine your race, and which province you start in.

You will next be asked which province you're from.

If you want a more in-depth description of each class and what it does, look here.

Mage classes are: Battle Mage, Healer, Mage, Nightblade, Sorcerer, and Spellsword. You will be constantly out of mp if you choose to play as a sorcerer. However, unlike later games, MP restoring potions and items are much harder to come by. Their gimmick is they have more MP, spell absorption, but cannot regain it through resting, similar to the Atronach sign from later Elder Scrolls games. That said, there is one exception: do not play as a sorcerer. All mage classes are solid picks, and out perform any other class except at very low levels.

Mage classes mostly play the same, differing only in equipment restrictions and spell costs.

Warrior classes are: Archer, Barbarian, Knight, Monk, Ranger, and Warrior.

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The ranger is particularly good, because you get free bonus damage equal to your level on hit. That said, do not play a knight, because they cannot perform the glitch to gain multiple artifacts (see the 'NPCs' section), and do not play a monk, because they suck.

Warrior classes are decent, but have to rely on enchanted items and potions for magical effects - and believe me, you will want access to magic.

Thief classes are: Acrobat, Assassin, Bard, Burglar, Rogue, and of course Thief. They cannot do anything a warrior or mage can't do better, and their 'thief abilities' are useless. Additionally, most non-mage classes cannot cast spells at all. Generally only warrior classes can wear plate mail, for example.

Unlike later Elder Scrolls games, your equipment is restricted based on which class you pick.

When choosing a class consider the following:.

(this is where the infamous 'someone stole your sweetroll' line originates from.) Then make a serious character that's not stuck with a useless class like burglar or bard.

Ok, maybe do pick generate class once as a joke, because some of the questions are quite funny.

The game will start by asking you you want to choose a class, or 'generate class.' Do not pick 'generate class.' This will give you basically no control over what class you end up as, and some are vastly better than others.