P.S.) Galraen I am you're biggest fan cuz of all you know about oblivion and you always help in every way you can. I am truly amazed. :speech:
Thank you in advance,
ME.
, personally I've always kept a note with pen and paper of skill increases in the skills I'm trying to boost.the essential leveling system
Intelligence is perhaps the easiest attribute to raise in the game. To make a powerful mage character, take Conjuration as a minor preferably. Seeing as you can level it up quite fast, it has the highest skill modifier among the lot, you will be casting high level summons in no time. Generally summons can help you tonnes by becoming a meatshield and drawing away enemy fire.galraen wrote:For a mage that would, initially, be intelligence and willpower (always keep one skill related to those two as a minor by the way, the obvious one for Intelligence is alchemy).
Each to his own I suppose. I tend to use Illusion to that end, as I always seem to find some use for one of its many spells. Have a fondness for Invisibility and Frenzy, as you could probably tell from my earlier post.galraen wrote:Mix and match Loki, combine Turn Undead with fire damage and you have a destruction spell, combine summon with drain/restore health and you have a restoration spell etc.. You can then use conjuration on it's own to level whenever you want to.
I use Illusion in the same way too, but invisibility I try to avoid as it's as much a game killer as chameleon. SpoilerLoki[D.d.G] wrote:Each to his own I suppose. I tend to use Illusion to that end, as I always seem to find some use for one of its many spells. Have a fondness for Invisibility and Frenzy, as you could probably tell from my earlier post.![]()