AWKWARD ZOMBIE

I just started a mage character, gonna try to rely on conjuration for combat instead of destruction because i somehow haven't done that yet. Early on its been basically impossible without resorting to fire or a weapon but I think once I get perks and better summons it'll be fine. Kinda wish I could buff summons with courage, though.

Also i am doing this as a Khajiit because reasons.

A Khajiit witchhunter is one of the default characters I gravitate towards when I play Skyrim. Because reasons.

I have never, ever been able to find a Summon Storm Atronach book though. I've found scrolls, but no books. Does that even exist in the base game? I'll be disappointed if it doesn't.

I seem to recall getting it legit in my playthrough, but that was bodaciously forever ago so idk.

Out of curiosity I looked it up and apparently only the Conjuration master at the college of winterhold sells it. That probably explains why I never found it, I don't use magic vendors too often.

When I was an edgy teenager I always made dark elfs.
now I like fluffy kitties and pet lizards.

*looks at avatar* Hmmmm I wonder why. :p

And I've so many characters, i think i have to have tried every race at least once, though I tend to use the boring human races a lot. I'm not sure if I've done an Orc yet though? Well guess that's on the to do list.

I've made Argonian characters since the Morrowind days.
I've always liked reptiles, on almost any game where you could control a reptile character you'd be sure I'd use it.

On Disgaea, unlock Dragon. Instant addition to my party.
On Final Fantasy Tactics Advanced. Bangaa were my most used characters, even moreso than the main.

I like Argonians too. Khajiit, Argonian, and Bosmer are the three races I usually play. I just wish there were more proletariats out there with good khajiit hairstyles and argonian horn types--most of the ones I've found haven't been that great.

So I'm doing the Dawnguard Dlc quest "After Death" or something. And I absolutely hate being a Vampire. The Vampire lord it self is cooler than the werewolf, but the drawbacks are awful. I did enjoy fighting the Reaper.

I've played both Skyrim and Morrowind and watched a full LP of Daggerfall because I'm a madman, so now it's Oblivion's turn. The modding part is always fun. I came across a monster that bundles three overhauls and one other mod into one package, complete with unclear installation instructions. I opted to simply install two of them standalone which was a task in itself.

Ah yes. Oscuro's Oblivion Overhaul and Francesco's overhaul, right?

The monster had those two and MMM + Warcry. I opted to simply go with MMM and Fran's.

Also it seems this open cities mod is not cooperating because as soon as I have it installed I can't even make it to the main menu. Lame.