FudgeMuppet can you guys change the aesthetics on the remastered builds, I think it would be an even better way to distinguish the remastered ones from the originals
I feel like thieves guild could work too. They have a lot of influence over the guards, and he could work himself up to guild master, and then have all the power of being the leader of the underworld
Aha! But that is where you are wrong, sera! He *did* say Atronach Stone! But you heard something else, didn't you? It's alright, it happens to the best of us.
My vampire character is pretty badass, and Im highly proud of him. His name is Marus and hes a Nord, and he starts as a vampire courtesy of the live another life mod... Marus was born sometime in the 2nd Era. He was infected at the age of 29, and he became a true monster, hunting and feeding upon man and beast a like. He traveled Tamriel for decades, killing and hunting indiscriminately. He was, in many ways, the thing all men feared in the dark. One day Marus came upon a group of settlers in skyrim, attempting to found a new town near the northern coast. He feasted heavily on the men and women there in his endless bloodlust... Until he came upon one. She was a young girl, perhaps twelve or so, but in his rage he drained her completely. For decades Marus had become a beast of instinct, but in that moment he remembered again who he was and was realized how monstrous he had become. Marus, determined to become at least a semblance of what he once was, resolved to try and do good. Marus then began to train himself. He still fed, but he did so sparingly and learned the powers if alchemy and the ability to create potions capable of satiating himself. He began to fashion himself more as a man, and one capable due to his advanced skills and age of things beyond any mortal man. He began to travel again, but instead of feeding he watched and learned. He became a master in many arts both magical and martial. He learned tactics and philosophy and literature. He founded numerous orders before abandoning them to their own devices. Eventually he came upon a young boy, and speaking to him he discovered a future that would bring glory to the world of man. Tiber Septim was, even from a young age, obviously destined for greatness. Marus saw this and set him upon his path, returning from time to time to advise and guide the young would be emperor. Marus would continue to influence and advise others, always being in the shadows. Only now, with Skyrim in true danger, does he see that his influence must no longer be in the background with words and slighr action. He must take up his sword and his power and free the people of his homeland. Marus is a spellsword who uses light and heavy armor interchangeably. He also utilizes both alchemy and conjuration. He wound follow the volkihar to help himself, as he is still selfish in many ways, but fights against Seranas father because of his will to still remain somewhat good.
Huh, great build, but.... Does he count the spiders on the wall? Does he count the cobwebs in the hall? Does count the candles on the shelf? When he's alone, does he count himself? The world may never know......
This build gets even better with Anniversary edition. You can use the Vampiric Hood as Aesthetic, have more varied Necromancy spells(Death Priest and Skeleton Warlock come to mind), and you can have your own vampire base
@bradenishee4422 it's part of the anniversary edition. At around lv12 for a new character, you will get a note called "Dinner Invitation". Reading the note starts the quest "Guests for Dinner". Completion of this quest will give the dragonborn a vampire esc home that has a garden. Inside is the Vampire Hood that you see Serana put on, along with a piece of Vampire Royal Armor in the master bedroom.
An Imperial would make an amazing Count build. Who remembers Janus Hassildor, Count of Skingrad? Also I think the whole Imperial nobility aspect goes well too, although the Altmer works great too
@@edwardmeyers4466 Depends. My current build is pretty similiar to the count, though a Breton and way more selfish/evil but as expected good to hide it. I call him the Dictator. To roughly tell his backstory he is the second son of a Count. Through manipulation got rid of his older brother to claim the position of Count and declared his brothers insane to render any of his accusation of manipulation ineffective. Then turned himself willingly into an Vampire to rule for eternity and build his dark empire from the shadows. But his plans got foiled when the Glenmoril Witches Vampires (an very old and powerfull secret all female vampire faction in Highrock) noticed that some high positions are occupied by Vampires out of their faction. They kidnapped one of the Dictators lakkeys and tortured him to get the information of his leader. Now knowing of the Dictators existence they visited him and made it very clear that they don't accept any rivals in their territory. To not draw any attention to themself by killing a Count they gave him an ultimatum to choose an heir and leave the country forever. Despite all his efforts to find a way out through manipulation, like getting information about the whereabouts and size of the organisation to exterminate them, by seducing one of the witches, he failed. So he choose to be proactive. He secretly sold many belongings from his castle and after faking his death by poisoning a double of his, he let a distant family member inheriting his position. The Dictator then became a merchant. Pretty identical to the count, except feeding on the townsfolk where he went. His goal is to use the unrest in Skyrim to start a new vampire empire once Harkon is dead where he will be its eternal cruel ruler. I used Palpatine from Star Wars as inspiratiom for a very evil manipulating build to get some charakterisation.
I do agree with the Imperial Nobility. Infact I'm always an Imperial, Centurion for the warrior type and Vampire Noble for this kind, even an Imperial Sellsword.
Gean C You are probably correct, all evidence points to them meaning Atronach Stone. They are known for using it in every recent build. Maybe it was a verbal typo, or just a slip in their vocabulary.
Just a word of caution, become Thane in Falkreath Hold before doing any Dark Brotherhood contracts. Because the steward of Falkreath Hold is a potential target.
Role playing tip: Marry Taarie. Their both in the textiles industry. Their both snobs. Their both high elves and the investor perk is already part of the build.
I'm doing this build right now and it's SO FUN! I've already maxed sneak, one handed, illusion, and almost conjuration so I all I need is speech, and restoration and just a bit in conjuration.
Death and darkness is where life truly comes alive (in case you couldn't tell dark crusader and love your videos guy's , for Australia in all its hotness this year!)
for new players watching this build, 1) its the funnest build ive ever played with the most chances to roleplay, and 2) you can power level your illusion magic (to be able to cast the invisibility spell) by going into sneak, putting on your mage gear, and once you have apprentice illusion activate your highborn ability and cast the muffle spell over and over again until you level your illusion to level 75. once highborn runs out, keep casting muffle non-stop until you run out of magika, wait 1 hour, repeat and profit
So I recently saw your Dragon Priest build. Now most of your builds are the best on youtube, but this one wasn't as great. But I think I've improved it, and maybe you should consider this into a remastered Dragon Priest build The Dragonborn is Konarik of Atmora, born during the Merethic Era and was one of the first dragonborns. When the Dragons first came to Tamriel and Atmora, they saw the the potential of Konarik and asked him for his loyalty for great power in return. Konahrik was fascinated by their offer, so he agreed. He became one of the first Dragon Priests of Atmora. Konahrik was reassigned to Skyrim and also became the leader of the other eight priests that went with him. However, war broke out in Skyrim and many Nords began to rebel against the dragons. The rebels were about to launch a massive attack on the Labyrithian, so Konarik used a scorched-earth tactic and had his men destroy most of the city while he fled to High Rock. However, he did not inform the other priests or the dragons about his plan, and when Konarik returned to Skyrim, the other priests were waiting. The eight priests were furious that Konarik was responsible for the destruction of the Labyrithian and so they stripped away his power, stripped him of his name, and took away and locked up his mask, and erased all understanding of shouts or spells. Just as the Greybeards can bestow the knowledge of shouts to the Dragonborn, the priests can also take it away. Konarik was supposed to be killed by Alduin himself, but he was busy fighting a war. The execution would have to be delayed. Konarik then escaped the dragon priests, and fled again, this time to Cyrodill. He was stopped in Bruma by a group of Nord rebels. Among them was Felldir, the Old, who had an Elder Scroll. He had a theory that the Scroll could be used to banish people from time itself, but he never got the chance to test it. But now, he had captured the great dragon priest, Konarik, and he will pay for his crimes. Felldir used the scroll on Konarik to try to banish him. It failed, and Konarik ended up in the 4th era. It took time for him to adapt to the new time period, but eventually, after a few years, he became a well-respected blacksmith in Bruma. But he was curious. Konahrik wanted to know more about what happened to the dragon cult and see what remained. He then traveled back to Skyrim where he walked into a stormcloak ambush, and you know what happened. When he saw Alduin for the first time in years, he was at first overwhelmed with joy. But then the started attacking. Alduin was going to finish what he started. Konarik felt betrayed. Alduin not only refused to help him, but he was going to destroy the world, when he was only supposed to rule it. Konahrik was going to enact revenge. He would kill the other eight priests, kill every dragon in sight (except Parthunax; he helped Konarik), and reclaim his power. Konarik will use the Atronarch standing stone and use Conjuration, Destruction, Restoration, Smithing, and Heavy Armor. He will wield the Staff of Jyrik Gandurson, the Staff of Magnus, the Staff of Corruption, the Sanguine Rose, and the Wabbajack, cuz y not. He will wear a full set of Ancient Nord Armor, without the helmet, and smith it up as much as possible, and Konahrik, obviously. He will complete the main story-line to kill Alduin out of revenge. He will also gladly wipe out the vampires and side with the Dawnguard. He will also complete the Dragonborn story-line to kill Miraak, because he now hates every dragon priest. Konahrik will also join the College of Winterhold because he believes that they can help him restore his power (the Eye of Magnus was apparently moved to Saarthal after he was banished). It was really fun playing with this build. A lot of RPGs say "You create your own story with this game", but I never really believed that stuff until playing with this build. The developers had never intended for someone to role-play as an actual Dragon Priest, but it still works and you experience a whole new perspective with this build.
Good to see one of my favorite builds from this channel get an upgrade. I myself am actually running a similar character to this build, though I am using a bit of destruction (frost and shock) for extra damage (firing spells from both hands until he gets close, then sword and empty hand). I'm also using Ordinator+Path of Sorcery, as well as Vampiric Thirst to add some spice ti the perk trees and vampirism.
I made my count a wood elf, because vampires drink blood, so they must be immune to disease, also he is good at making things turn on his side, such as animals. Hope this helped someone.
I feel the diadem of the savant might work with this build. It's classed as light armor and reduces all spell costs, plus a nice aesthetic since it's kind of a regal build and could be a decently practical addition.
there one question, how dose he sell and buy items from a store or shop if sunlight is harmful to him, the store or shop only opens during the day !!!!
If this build leaves you feeling a little squishy at higher levels, you may want to consider using this outfit with the Diadem Of The Savant. It's very in keep with the aesthetic, taking the model of a Gold Ruby Circlet. Strangely, it counts as both light and heavy armour for the purposes of making a full set. This would allow you to take some more Light Armour perks like Custom Fit and Wind Walker. Plus, the Diadem is really easy to acquire (on a woodcutters block outside Frokis Shack) even at Level 1 and gives you a 5% reduction cost to ALL magicka schools. This is of course very handy for buffing the Counts defence rating and magic use and I'd highly recommend you go for it.
Depending on how the roleplay for the Count goes though(or rather however you play him), the Count potentially hooks up with Serana. So unless Serana is REALLY open to trying new things, not sure the Temptress and the Count would ever concieve a child. Provided vampires even CAN concieve in Elder Scrolls lore...
Clearly yall never read Fevre dream by George martin in that vampires were an actual race and fucked when they shared a kill together then during birth the baby vampire would kill the mother everytime
Dan0r just need fortify one hand on all gear and dual dragonbone/daedric swords with fire and absorb health then dual power attack with dual savagery perk and can one hit kill almost anything legitimately.
Been trying this one, and I'm hooked on the build. Only the Centurion was more fun (but mainly because of shield bullrun). This playstyle is lot of fun.
I am currently doing a Bosmer vampire playthrough and I can tell yolthat mods like Oridnator Aurora standing stones and Better Vampires make this build a hell of a lot more fun. Personally I wouldn't play a vampire without BV. That said I went for dark brotherhood before Dawnguard at level 38 my character is still wearing her ancient shrouded armor
I love this build and I also just got a great idea. I am currently playing your plague mage build. If I combine these two builds with the familier faces mod, I could play the count and my plague mage can be my lore friendly companion. I cannot wait to get home now and try it out.
Replaying skyrim and currently playing something similar to this. Instead of necromancy I went with free destruction and 100% spell absorption. Really makes you feel like an all-powerful Vampire Lord!
I'd really like to see this build as well as many others remastered for Vokrii/Ordinator, Wintersun and Andromeda plus Imperious/Aetherius races. Add in some of the magic mods and possibly Sacrosanct/Sacrilege. Also a written version of the build at least the standing stone, stats and perks.
This is still possibly my favourite build of all time - I actually have to limit my use of invisibility coz it can be so damn cheesy with that sneak damage multiplier
I Love this build, but honestly I think it should incorporate steel smithing and arcane blacksmith. It's just so damn useful and satisfying to have your gear up to par. I pretty much use it for every build except pure mages. I'd probably take out a couple speech perks for the two points.
My latest building is a Nord spellsword and a vampire. She served as a commander during the great war but was mortally wounded before the battle of the Red Ring.
I'm thinking of a similar build but they're a molag baal devotee, so their one handed weapon is the mace of molag baal, and their armor would be daedric armor with dragon bone weapons (but still sneak and illusion and conjuration restoration type build.) overall it'd be like the champion of molag baal
My powers have doubled since the last time we met, Count
Good, twice the pride double the fall :)
Commander leon Shepard we Bang ok?
Everyone here is so uncivilized...
@@johnbishop2536 You won't get away this time doku
@@alexandersmith7061 A surprise to be sure, and not a welcomed one
Dark Crusader
I liked both cause imma rebel.
FudgeMuppet what the fuck is paatru no I'm serious
FudgeMuppet Pls, The Dark Crusader
FudgeMuppet can you guys change the aesthetics on the remastered builds, I think it would be an even better way to distinguish the remastered ones from the originals
FudgeMuppet yes
11:50 That bandit was so startled that he died from a heart attack before the Count could impale him. The Count really is that terrifying.
I feel like thieves guild could work too. They have a lot of influence over the guards, and he could work himself up to guild master, and then have all the power of being the leader of the underworld
Just like Darth Maul
@@flaviomonteiro1414that's all I needed to hear, lol
FINALLY! My dream came true! We have something other than the atronach stone! Best day of my life!
mother of God!
Aha! But that is where you are wrong, sera!
He *did* say Atronach Stone!
But you heard something else, didn't you?
It's alright, it happens to the best of us.
Bleach Kiddy BY THE EIGHT!!
*NINE!
*TALOS ISN'T A TRUE DIVINE!*
No atronach stone..? No Camel video? An actual recommended companion? Are you guys up there at FudgeMuppet feeling okay?
Billy Clark I think they should go see a doctor its wierd
Bernardo Sandri There's 3 of them, Scott, Michael and Drew.
Billy Clark haha 😂
Pretty sure their high
Ever seen what they can do with a hose? It's crazy.
My vampire character is pretty badass, and Im highly proud of him. His name is Marus and hes a Nord, and he starts as a vampire courtesy of the live another life mod...
Marus was born sometime in the 2nd Era. He was infected at the age of 29, and he became a true monster, hunting and feeding upon man and beast a like. He traveled Tamriel for decades, killing and hunting indiscriminately. He was, in many ways, the thing all men feared in the dark.
One day Marus came upon a group of settlers in skyrim, attempting to found a new town near the northern coast. He feasted heavily on the men and women there in his endless bloodlust... Until he came upon one. She was a young girl, perhaps twelve or so, but in his rage he drained her completely. For decades Marus had become a beast of instinct, but in that moment he remembered again who he was and was realized how monstrous he had become.
Marus, determined to become at least a semblance of what he once was, resolved to try and do good. Marus then began to train himself. He still fed, but he did so sparingly and learned the powers if alchemy and the ability to create potions capable of satiating himself. He began to fashion himself more as a man, and one capable due to his advanced skills and age of things beyond any mortal man. He began to travel again, but instead of feeding he watched and learned. He became a master in many arts both magical and martial. He learned tactics and philosophy and literature. He founded numerous orders before abandoning them to their own devices. Eventually he came upon a young boy, and speaking to him he discovered a future that would bring glory to the world of man. Tiber Septim was, even from a young age, obviously destined for greatness. Marus saw this and set him upon his path, returning from time to time to advise and guide the young would be emperor.
Marus would continue to influence and advise others, always being in the shadows. Only now, with Skyrim in true danger, does he see that his influence must no longer be in the background with words and slighr action. He must take up his sword and his power and free the people of his homeland.
Marus is a spellsword who uses light and heavy armor interchangeably. He also utilizes both alchemy and conjuration.
He wound follow the volkihar to help himself, as he is still selfish in many ways, but fights against Seranas father because of his will to still remain somewhat good.
This doesn’t deserve 3 likes
Underated comment here... Nice Build man
Joe Kreissl your comment doesn’t deserve one like
@@jacksonb.valentine8208 - I think he meant that it deserved _more_ likes.
Uhh no one asked
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Paatru
I liked both cause imma rebel.
FudgeMuppet please showcase the character using different locations, not just knifepoint ridge and robbers gorge everytime lol
Oh no I actually want Paatru but it seems more than 200 people disagree.
Btw Paatru is an Argonian build.
YES PLEASE
@Bleach Kiddy A Paatru is are the Argonians that live in the deepest swamp areas of Black Marsh.
Huh, great build, but....
Does he count the spiders on the wall?
Does he count the cobwebs in the hall?
Does count the candles on the shelf?
When he's alone, does he count himself?
The world may never know......
he counts how many orphans hes fondled...
I once fondled a deer and i will do it again!
1, haha, 2, 3, 3 cobwebs
Bruma, thats were men are women :)
"Wan, hahaha
Two, hahaha
Three
Three dead bandits in the road"
This build gets even better with Anniversary edition. You can use the Vampiric Hood as Aesthetic, have more varied Necromancy spells(Death Priest and Skeleton Warlock come to mind), and you can have your own vampire base
Vampire base? Where
@bradenishee4422 it's part of the anniversary edition. At around lv12 for a new character, you will get a note called "Dinner Invitation". Reading the note starts the quest "Guests for Dinner". Completion of this quest will give the dragonborn a vampire esc home that has a garden. Inside is the Vampire Hood that you see Serana put on, along with a piece of Vampire Royal Armor in the master bedroom.
An Imperial would make an amazing Count build. Who remembers Janus Hassildor, Count of Skingrad? Also I think the whole Imperial nobility aspect goes well too, although the Altmer works great too
What's the back story though?
@@edwardmeyers4466 Depends. My current build is pretty similiar to the count, though a Breton and way more selfish/evil but as expected good to hide it. I call him the Dictator.
To roughly tell his backstory he is the second son of a Count. Through manipulation got rid of his older brother to claim the position of Count and declared his brothers insane to render any of his accusation of manipulation ineffective. Then turned himself willingly into an Vampire to rule for eternity and build his dark empire from the shadows.
But his plans got foiled when the Glenmoril Witches Vampires (an very old and powerfull secret all female vampire faction in Highrock) noticed that some high positions are occupied by Vampires out of their faction. They kidnapped one of the Dictators lakkeys and tortured him to get the information of his leader. Now knowing of the Dictators existence they visited him and made it very clear that they don't accept any rivals in their territory. To not draw any attention to themself by killing a Count they gave him an ultimatum to choose an heir and leave the country forever.
Despite all his efforts to find a way out through manipulation, like getting information about the whereabouts and size of the organisation to exterminate them, by seducing one of the witches, he failed. So he choose to be proactive. He secretly sold many belongings from his castle and after faking his death by poisoning a double of his, he let a distant family member inheriting his position.
The Dictator then became a merchant. Pretty identical to the count, except feeding on the townsfolk where he went.
His goal is to use the unrest in Skyrim to start a new vampire empire once Harkon is dead where he will be its eternal cruel ruler.
I used Palpatine from Star Wars as inspiratiom for a very evil manipulating build to get some charakterisation.
Nice
I do agree with the Imperial Nobility. Infact I'm always an Imperial, Centurion for the warrior type and Vampire Noble for this kind, even an Imperial Sellsword.
My vampire lord (lady rather) is an Imperial. So, it makes too much sense.
Sweet Gandhi, they only suggested the Ritual Stone!
For Role-Playing purposes!
On a Magic user!
El Loco Mon Grande no one has ever done that! :O
He did in fact say the Atronach Stone, your ears must be deceiving you.
El Loco Mon Grande Are you ABSOLUTELY sure they didn't mean the Atronach Stone? Maybe it was a verbal typo?
Gean C
You are probably correct, all evidence points to them meaning Atronach Stone.
They are known for using it in every recent build.
Maybe it was a verbal typo, or just a slip in their vocabulary.
Rage Mode I'm trying to realize of their kidding, or not. because it's obvious they said ritual
Also having the black star can be beneficial to the build as you can refill it easily and continue to power your sword with it.
Lusty argonian maid build plz
raises tail
Easy Senpai now I gotta check out some MxR vids so I know which mods to get for this
That Strange Guy Why would anybody want that? It's so silly. It only makes the game daft.
Just a viewer of your stuff I like turtles u count
Friedrich 42 iiin
i love this build i give the brotherhood of steel of approval
This build is fucking sick. I think I'm going to use the Mace of Molag bal for mine. To really drive home the Vampire feel.
I would really like to see a remastered Telvanni Wizard
Thats the main one i want
Same
Saint Jiub Love your profile pic
Saint Jiub that would be nice
No problem mah dude
Dragonborn released me from the Soul Cairn using magic that was nice
I'm impressed with how much this build relates to the original novel in terms of it's skills.
A one a coconut a two a coconut a three a coconut the count says as lopping off the heads of his enemy's
I know I’m four years late but this build is awesome,I never knew illusion magic was so OP! Definitely a ten out of ten!
This is my favorite build. I have played through this character a solid 10 times.
hi fudgemuppet you guys are the best and your builds inspire me. keep doing good for the world.
Just a word of caution, become Thane in Falkreath Hold before doing any Dark Brotherhood contracts. Because the steward of Falkreath Hold is a potential target.
*Housecarl. The steward is Nenya and I don't recall her ever being a target for the Dark Brotherhood and I've finished it several times
Aetherium crown would be great for him, especially if you gave it the ritual stone ability to add to that necromancy
Haven't watched the video or looked at the comments yet, but I'm calling it now: He's gonna recommend the Atronach Stone.
...Never mind
You thought it was the Atronach stone, but it is I the Ritual Stone!!!
**laughs in Aetherium Circlet**
Now THIS is how you make a remastered build! new backstory, skills, roleplaying, the whole shebang!
HOLY SHIT SOMETHING THATS NOT THE ATRONARCH STONE
Glad to see a build with the stone choice based on what make sense for the character instead of just choosing the best one
does anyone else watch these mainly for the back story haha
Meee. But I hate the High Elves mainly because of their attitude. Hopefully a kind Altmer build is in the works
Griphon Mythos
I always play as a good altmer...
Griphon Mythos There's the ronin if you want a good high elf
me too
Kai McCabe Thank you
dude I love these you guys just make whole new characters in Skyrim and I get drawn into the story of each build
NO ATRONACH STONE FINALLLY
Role playing tip: Marry Taarie. Their both in the textiles industry. Their both snobs. Their both high elves and the investor perk is already part of the build.
Finally, we can all realize that count chocula was dragonborn.
The "I am me" at the end. gold.
Surely the Count would want to possess Dawnbreaker because of the incredible enchantments it has
He’s undead, why would an undead do a quest for a deadric Prince who hates undead?
@@user-lv2em1me6q so that no one can use the weapon against him
@@JustinUK03 true but why would Merida want an undead to be her champion also the area effect the weapon does damages him
@@user-lv2em1me6q but I’ve done the quest as a Vampire and she hasn’t said anything about it
@@JustinUK03 I know but it’s still weird
I'm doing this build right now and it's SO FUN! I've already maxed sneak, one handed, illusion, and almost conjuration so I all I need is speech, and restoration and just a bit in conjuration.
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"I'm surrounded by idiots."
This is probably my favorite of all your designs.
Are we ever going to have any more of those vlogs you guys used to do? They were great!
Death and darkness is where life truly comes alive (in case you couldn't tell dark crusader and love your videos guy's , for Australia in all its hotness this year!)
Did I hear them say a "different" standing stone? BY THE NINE!
Aaron Espinosa I think you mean by the eight😉
I’d be curious to see you guys redo this build again, this time with the anniversary edition content.
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I mean, I agree with having an in-depth backstory, _but by sithis did it have to be that long?_
I'm honestly here for the backstory ... damn , That's some pretty damn good written shit
You should do a build that uses the Aetherial Crown and 2 standing stones.
Look up their Templar build, it uses the Aetherial crown and both the Lord and the Atronach stone, its a pretty fun build
I'll make sure to look it up
Might've been autodeleted as spam
Starting a new playthrough of this guy in honor of the spooky season. 🦇⚰️🌩️
🎼🎼He's the count he's the count he's the count🎼🎼
fuck yes been waiting for this bad boy for some time wicked awesome job to the crew of fudgemuppt!
this is great but... LUSTY ARGONIAN MAID BUILD PLEASE!!
mikeunleashed1 that would truly be amazing
You mean the Sips build?
for new players watching this build, 1) its the funnest build ive ever played with the most chances to roleplay, and 2) you can power level your illusion magic (to be able to cast the invisibility spell) by going into sneak, putting on your mage gear, and once you have apprentice illusion activate your highborn ability and cast the muffle spell over and over again until you level your illusion to level 75. once highborn runs out, keep casting muffle non-stop until you run out of magika, wait 1 hour, repeat and profit
So I recently saw your Dragon Priest build. Now most of your builds are the best on youtube, but this one wasn't as great. But I think I've improved it, and maybe you should consider this into a remastered Dragon Priest build
The Dragonborn is Konarik of Atmora, born during the Merethic Era and was one of the first dragonborns. When the Dragons first came to Tamriel and Atmora, they saw the the potential of Konarik and asked him for his loyalty for great power in return. Konahrik was fascinated by their offer, so he agreed. He became one of the first Dragon Priests of Atmora. Konahrik was reassigned to Skyrim and also became the leader of the other eight priests that went with him.
However, war broke out in Skyrim and many Nords began to rebel against the dragons. The rebels were about to launch a massive attack on the Labyrithian, so Konarik used a scorched-earth tactic and had his men destroy most of the city while he fled to High Rock. However, he did not inform the other priests or the dragons about his plan, and when Konarik returned to Skyrim, the other priests were waiting.
The eight priests were furious that Konarik was responsible for the destruction of the Labyrithian and so they stripped away his power, stripped him of his name, and took away and locked up his mask, and erased all understanding of shouts or spells. Just as the Greybeards can bestow the knowledge of shouts to the Dragonborn, the priests can also take it away. Konarik was supposed to be killed by Alduin himself, but he was busy fighting a war. The execution would have to be delayed.
Konarik then escaped the dragon priests, and fled again, this time to Cyrodill. He was stopped in Bruma by a group of Nord rebels. Among them was Felldir, the Old, who had an Elder Scroll. He had a theory that the Scroll could be used to banish people from time itself, but he never got the chance to test it. But now, he had captured the great dragon priest, Konarik, and he will pay for his crimes. Felldir used the scroll on Konarik to try to banish him. It failed, and Konarik ended up in the 4th era.
It took time for him to adapt to the new time period, but eventually, after a few years, he became a well-respected blacksmith in Bruma. But he was curious. Konahrik wanted to know more about what happened to the dragon cult and see what remained. He then traveled back to Skyrim where he walked into a stormcloak ambush, and you know what happened. When he saw Alduin for the first time in years, he was at first overwhelmed with joy. But then the started attacking. Alduin was going to finish what he started. Konarik felt betrayed. Alduin not only refused to help him, but he was going to destroy the world, when he was only supposed to rule it. Konahrik was going to enact revenge. He would kill the other eight priests, kill every dragon in sight (except Parthunax; he helped Konarik), and reclaim his power.
Konarik will use the Atronarch standing stone and use Conjuration, Destruction, Restoration, Smithing, and Heavy Armor. He will wield the Staff of Jyrik Gandurson, the Staff of Magnus, the Staff of Corruption, the Sanguine Rose, and the Wabbajack, cuz y not. He will wear a full set of Ancient Nord Armor, without the helmet, and smith it up as much as possible, and Konahrik, obviously. He will complete the main story-line to kill Alduin out of revenge. He will also gladly wipe out the vampires and side with the Dawnguard. He will also complete the Dragonborn story-line to kill Miraak, because he now hates every dragon priest. Konahrik will also join the College of Winterhold because he believes that they can help him restore his power (the Eye of Magnus was apparently moved to Saarthal after he was banished).
It was really fun playing with this build. A lot of RPGs say "You create your own story with this game", but I never really believed that stuff until playing with this build. The developers had never intended for someone to role-play as an actual Dragon Priest, but it still works and you experience a whole new perspective with this build.
Michael Lee dang nice build I might give it a try soon
Michael Lee couldn't you add that he wanted his power that he had once lost so he would kill alduin?
Logan collin Yeah, that's basically why he wanted to restore his power. I could have added a lot more to it, but it's already really long
Michael Lee Nice backstory 9.4/10 in my opinion
Nice
Good to see one of my favorite builds from this channel get an upgrade.
I myself am actually running a similar character to this build, though I am using a bit of destruction (frost and shock) for extra damage (firing spells from both hands until he gets close, then sword and empty hand). I'm also using Ordinator+Path of Sorcery, as well as Vampiric Thirst to add some spice ti the perk trees and vampirism.
I do the same as a high destruction keeps the enchantment on Harkon's charged longer. Helps conserve soul gems for the sword too.
I made my count a wood elf, because vampires drink blood, so they must be immune to disease, also he is good at making things turn on his side, such as animals. Hope this helped someone.
Hate DeathStroke lol imagine being a vampire and getting aids
I feel the diadem of the savant might work with this build. It's classed as light armor and reduces all spell costs, plus a nice aesthetic since it's kind of a regal build and could be a decently practical addition.
Ahh! It's COUNT DRACULA!
No cock blockula
Wow this is the best build so far, i am totally going to go with this now
there one question, how dose he sell and buy items from a store or shop if sunlight is harmful to him, the store or shop only opens during the day !!!!
If this build leaves you feeling a little squishy at higher levels, you may want to consider using this outfit with the Diadem Of The Savant. It's very in keep with the aesthetic, taking the model of a Gold Ruby Circlet. Strangely, it counts as both light and heavy armour for the purposes of making a full set. This would allow you to take some more Light Armour perks like Custom Fit and Wind Walker. Plus, the Diadem is really easy to acquire (on a woodcutters block outside Frokis Shack) even at Level 1 and gives you a 5% reduction cost to ALL magicka schools. This is of course very handy for buffing the Counts defence rating and magic use and I'd highly recommend you go for it.
JOHN WAS HERE :D
john nalam calm down John
shit, im to late John, You where right, all along, he cant be trusted!
Hellspawn DU DURU DUUUU DU DURU DUUU~
Omfg! A fudgemuppet build without the attonach stone!
Do you guys have the character creation slides for this guy? That'll be pretty dank
Brandon Garcia i agree i want the slides too
i´ve always loved this build and i´ts nice to see a new version of it.
Vampire temptress and the count should have a child and that child should be a skyrim build like if you agree
KINDOVAH 365always Vampires can't procreate
That would be pretty cool
Depending on how the roleplay for the Count goes though(or rather however you play him), the Count potentially hooks up with Serana.
So unless Serana is REALLY open to trying new things, not sure the Temptress and the Count would ever concieve a child.
Provided vampires even CAN concieve in Elder Scrolls lore...
You cannot conceive undead children.
Clearly yall never read Fevre dream by George martin in that vampires were an actual race and fucked when they shared a kill together then during birth the baby vampire would kill the mother everytime
I’ve been looking forward to this!!
The Count?
1, 1 new subscription, HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!
That Forsworn killing himself with rocks made me chuckle.
please make the Hero or the dragonborn please
Ysmir PL They did
i ment remastered build
Great vid guys, keep up the good work.
0/10 not enough Lord Stone
I like this very good fugemuppet !
one skyrim build! ah ah ah...
two minutes of clips on loop ah ah ah
I was thinking about this build during this whole week.
do the orc noble plz
one if the coolest builds,awesome
My Dovahkiin build would f*ck this Vampire within seconds ;)
Dan0r just need fortify one hand on all gear and dual dragonbone/daedric swords with fire and absorb health then dual power attack with dual savagery perk and can one hit kill almost anything legitimately.
Been trying this one, and I'm hooked on the build. Only the Centurion was more fun (but mainly because of shield bullrun). This playstyle is lot of fun.
This is kind of bringing back memories from Legacy of Kain...
I am currently doing a Bosmer vampire playthrough and I can tell yolthat mods like Oridnator Aurora standing stones and Better Vampires make this build a hell of a lot more fun. Personally I wouldn't play a vampire without BV.
That said I went for dark brotherhood before Dawnguard at level 38 my character is still wearing her ancient shrouded armor
Guys NEVER STOP you guys are fucking amazing man.
I love this build and I also just got a great idea. I am currently playing your plague mage build. If I combine these two builds with the familier faces mod, I could play the count and my plague mage can be my lore friendly companion. I cannot wait to get home now and try it out.
Replaying skyrim and currently playing something similar to this.
Instead of necromancy I went with free destruction and 100% spell absorption. Really makes you feel like an all-powerful Vampire Lord!
Finally something other than the Atronach Stone
I’m going to switch out conjuration for destruction Soley because of Count Dooku
Honestly, this is my character type and I didn't even think of it that way.
This build was amazing!
I'd really like to see this build as well as many others remastered for Vokrii/Ordinator, Wintersun and Andromeda plus Imperious/Aetherius races. Add in some of the magic mods and possibly Sacrosanct/Sacrilege. Also a written version of the build at least the standing stone, stats and perks.
This is still possibly my favourite build of all time - I actually have to limit my use of invisibility coz it can be so damn cheesy with that sneak damage multiplier
I barely watch his video's and even I'm surprised about the lack of the Atronach Stone
I Love this build, but honestly I think it should incorporate steel smithing and arcane blacksmith. It's just so damn useful and satisfying to have your gear up to par. I pretty much use it for every build except pure mages. I'd probably take out a couple speech perks for the two points.
My latest building is a Nord spellsword and a vampire. She served as a commander during the great war but was mortally wounded before the battle of the Red Ring.
This is how she became a vampire. She would still be loyal to the empire, simply out of honor. But I still need to iron out the fine details.
Great build guys really enjoyed playing this one 👍
Ok, so I did this build, and it was actually incredibly fun. Difficult... But worth it. Hopefully more classes come along down the line.
why would a vampire need a sword for, he/she does not need one, ice spike and fangs are enough to kill.
I play this build as a Dark Elf, because it evens out the weakness to fire.
Smart
With the anniversary edition the count would be a great playthrough
the way the count look it makes me think of a young kain from legacy of kain games.
Unironically, on accident, by pure chance I accidentally replicated this on one of my playthroughs
I'm thinking of a similar build but they're a molag baal devotee, so their one handed weapon is the mace of molag baal, and their armor would be daedric armor with dragon bone weapons (but still sneak and illusion and conjuration restoration type build.) overall it'd be like the champion of molag baal