Well this isn't dungeons and dragons...

I say probably stick to Skyrim's format since that's the ES game most are familiar with.

Also screw your swords and spells! Not gonna do much good when your body's skewered with arrows! XD

Well to be fair a practitioner of Mysticism is still possible, just because the mechanics were removed from the game (but not entirely because they were combined with conjuration (binding and such)), doesn't mean that its been struck clean from the universe itself.

Define "all" Vortex. I mean, I've never played Daggerfall or Arena because getting them to run would be hellish. And most people haven't even played Morrowind which is arguably a crime against the Elder Scrolls series.

Hmmm I can see the point about settling the matter about which game's skill system to base off of, but that does raise the problem for people who hasn't played all the games, such as myself. I have only played Oblivion and Skyrim and dabbled a little bit into Morrowind to know their skill systems well enough to be able to base a character's skills off of.

I've not played all the games, but i've read most of the lore, which for rp purposes is more important in my mind.

I know them, I've spent hours reading Elder Scroll lore XD, I just never played them as I am not a PC gamer and don't have a PC that could run a game decently.

Well why do we need any sort of system at all? Its a roleplay, and not even an RPG. These people don't live their lives going through a menu to change their gear or choose which perks they'll possess. Its all based on personal experience. I mean if we're going to use a system like that, we might as well go all the way and add in dice rolls for combat. Rose gets it, ha~

Well why do we need any sort of system at all? Its a roleplay, and not even an RPG. These people don't live their lives going through a menu to change their gear or choose which perks they'll possess. Its all based on personal experience. I mean if we're going to use a system like that, we might as well go all the way and add in dice rolls for combat. Rose gets it, ha~

Well why do we need any sort of system at all? Its a roleplay, and not even an RPG. These people don't live their lives going through a menu to change their gear or choose which perks they'll possess. Its all based on personal experience. I mean if we're going to use a system like that, we might as well go all the way and add in dice rolls for combat. Rose gets it, ha~

-pulls out my DnD dice- -rolls to hit- WOOOO NAT 20!!!!

I like that idea so that is what we will, replace your class section with the skills you are good at, with a description of them so we will know what they are. Sound good all?

I like that idea so that is what we will, replace your class section with the skills you are good at, with a description of them so we will know what they are. Sound good all?

Alrighty, should we have 2 major skills and 3 minor skills? Or perhaps not?