"We should've given you a better welcome on your first visit to skyrim, but from what i hear alduin and his dragons beat us to it" "I pray for safety to all of the good people who came to skyrim even the elves, but we can't expect the nine to do all of the work"
Race: Imperial / Class: Battlemage / Stone: Atronarch / Faith: Julianos Stat Spread: 200 Health --> 300 Magika --> 50% Health 50% Stamina Factions: College of Winterhold, Dawnguard, Imperials, Dragonborn, Aedric Quests, Apose Deadric quests. Skills: One-Handed 20:18, Enchanting 20:51, Alteration 23:05, Restoration 24:47 Gear/Enchantmens: Ice Blade of the Monarch (One-Handed Mod), Apoithiosis (Staff Mod), Staff of Paralysis, Staff of Ice Storms, Staff of Magnus, (Any staff that is compatible with RP), Fine Boots (Fortify One-Handed/Stamina), Fine Gloves (Fortified One-Handed/Magicka), Master Mage Robes (Fortify Restoration/Magicka), Red Coul (Fortify Restoration/Magicka), Silver Ring (Fortify One-Handed/Alteration), Silver Necklace (Fortify One-Handed/Alteration), and get the Black Star.
@@jordonnelson7980 yes it's from Armor and clothing extension also the best place to find clothing is radiant raiment also i looked with add item menu there are no fine gloves i have ACE and WACCF (waccf is required for ACE) installed i wonder if FM meant brown gloves (which in vanilla skyrim are just called gloves) so after putting on both pairs of gloves they are the mage gloves
Minor corrections for FM: one handed mastery doesn't have 5 ranks it has 1 and that one rank makes your 1 handed weapons do 1% more damage and 5% more critical damage per level of one handed also overpowering assault has 2 ranks first reduces enemies attack damage by 10% and second reduces it by 15% both for 10 seconds Enchanting: Enchanting mastery also only has one rank and power stones bonus was reduced to 50% and defensive runes was renamed to mana shield Restoration: mastery perk has 1 rank and it makes restoration skills cost .5% less magicka per level of restoration Alteration: mastery perk has 1 rank and makes spells cost .5% less magicka per level of Alteration, battle Mage and runic weapon were merged into a 2 rank perk and now does weapon attacks improves your spells cast on the target by 30% for 3 seconds with both ranks FM was using an outdated version of Vokrii (I pulled this information from both the changelogs and in game) Edit: I probably missed some corrections so feel free to add to it also I don't know why but I can't put fortify magicka on my robes only fortify magicka regen so instead i put restoration and Alteration on my robes instead and put the fortify magicka on the ring
Yup, pretty much. That's not hyperbole. They are the best, and it's the roleplaying that separates them from dozens of other creators. Anybody make a build. But not everybody can write a story.
@@sebastiannemeth-ramirez2160 I’d say that Gopher is a match for them in those terms. The adventures of Jack, Richard and Leonard are things I can watch over and over!
Yo you have no idea how perfect the timing of this video is. I was literally going to create a battlemage character today for the quarantine boredom. Thanks a lot FM.
HOLY SHIT. I did not see this coming. It's 5 am where I am, and I was just about to sleep. Well, that's cancelled. Been a long time since I've played Skyrim, but looks like it's time again. Also, props on advertising something that legitimately looks like something I'd want to buy. I LOVE the idea of Oblivion classes in Skyrim. It deals with the biggest complaint purists have with Skyrim compared to older games. This is your most ambitious, original, and awesome looking builds yet. Your roleplaying skills have also increased dramatically. Now that Microsoft has bought Bethesda, maybe they are looking for fresh blood. They should hire you. Can't wait to download these mods and try it out.
Always love watching these build videos and just listening to the backstories the most. You guys make them so fleshed out that I forget that it’s for a character build and isn’t actually just an elder scrolls story of some kind.
@@FudgeMuppet No problem! You guys inspire me to come up with my own detailed backstories for my own Skyrim playthroughs, and I always like adapting some of your builds into my own to try new things. Keep up the great work with everything
So I'll admit i don't *usually* watch these all the way cause I like to do my own builds and i know if i watch the backstory and stuff it'll mess with my ability to come up with my own (its literally just how my brain works, it'll leech off other creative ideas and struggle to make it's own). But im REALLY REALLY glad you guys are doing these again.
I just love the way you tell stories. I feel like I’m sitting in a tavern by a warm hearth listening to a big burly dwarf with a gray beard tell a fantastic tale about the origins of a legendary hero. That’s why I think you guys should do oblivion builds. There are so many better ways to express yourself in that game.
DM: You read the comments, and see that everyone hates it when you pick the Atronarch stone. What do you do? Players: DOWNLOAD A MOD SO THAT YOU CAN HAVE TWO ATRONARCH STONES
*GASP* You Again Right Now, Really Just Why you still won't give up, I mean really first I see you in anime and now this, or this is not your first time if I'm not mistaken
Me and you would be best friends irl cause it seems we have the same interests cause you everywhere. Or is it the guy with the mustache I'm thinking about
Since you’ve done some incredible daedric centered builds full of destruction and mischief, I bet some vampire/zombie hunters out there would love to see your take on a champion of Meridia.
Congratulations on the LootCrate partnership! Lads moving up in the world is always inspiring. And the build is HELLA! Going to make old mate my next protagonist.
Nice build. I like role playing characters with strong faith. One of the things I hope Beth does in ES6 is balance the amount of content for good characters vs evil characters. It would be nice if there was good quest line equivalents of the thieves guild, dark brotherhood and deadric quests. That way I could have one play through as a devilish rogue and another as a pious crusader with both feeling equally robust.
The back stories to all your builds are so cool & well thought out, I could enjoy playing as a lot of the characters you have made, tbh I've used your guide to build the spell sword character & I was impressed with how following your guide & adding my own little bits made my spell sword character awesome thanks to all you guys @ fudgemuppet
One of my favorite build is very similar to this, actually. Bound sword, staff in the left, soul trap perk on the sword, black star, heavy armor. Fun as all hell
Here's a set of build ideas; Divine, Daedric, and Dragon Priest Champions! 9 character builds, one for each of the Divines 17 character builds, one for each Daedric Prince (I'm sure you've covered some if not most of these such as the Pactmaker but think you're capable of covering all bases?) and 14 character builds, one for each Dragon Priest Mask.
@@goldedrag111 I think they've also done Mehrunes Dagon via Mythic Dawn build but I'm not 100% sure. Need to check up on their SE builds and see what they've covered when it comes to Daedric Prince builds.
Omg I MISSED these builds. I was going through all the videos last night deciding who to play for my first legendary playthrough. More build videos to hold me over until Cyberpunk please!
This was an extraordinary build. I’ve now built and rebuilt my version of this character with somewhat varying mod lists, races and back stories a few times. Races of men are better than mer for this, but I did run it briefly as a high elf (lame) and as a dunmer (not bad actually) but my favorite, oddly enough, ended up being a redguard. Anyway, I wanted to pop back in and give my thanks for a build that allowed for a couple of proper play throughs and was really a lot of fun to play. Thanks Scott, Michael and Drew!
I love all the content, but i do miss these build vids. even though I never play any of the builds, it helps me get into a rp'ing and character building mindset. Its also interesting to see what can be done in skyrim outside of the normal builds often seen
I’ve been here since your first orc warchief build and I gotta say you guys have improved A LOT since then in all areas. You actually got me into role playing my characters more which makes it so much more enjoyable
Been watching you guys a very long time since your first sand demon build you guys have come so far thanks for the years of entertainment love you fudgemuppet you guys are almost to 1 mil so glad to see how much you guys have grown you have helped me have so much fun with skyrim new vegas fallout 4 outerworlds and even the witcher a huge thx to you guys for all you've done have a great day see you guys around
A bit late to the party on this....but I stumbled back across this video earlier in the week and decided to start a new play thru using this build and holy smokes is it fun! I've used a few other FM builds here and there but this is by far my favorite
Loot Crate? Now that's a name I haven't heard in a long time. The last I ever heard of them they were financially struggling. I thought they went out of business.
Not sure about the black star though. Didn't seem like a fellow that'd be collecting black souls. Azura's quest didn't require anything unethical to complete in her favor, right?
an absolutely amazing mod which would go well with this character is Dealing with Daedra. it adds a lot of morrowind styled factions including a school of julianos
Don't forget the mod visible staffs which makes it so you can see your character's equipped staff on his back while it's sheathed and it has a built in patch which makes mod added staffs compatible.
I just got done with a playthrough of Skyrim and had a lot of fun using this build. The build in question is Werewolf battlemage known as the Wolf King. The Wolf King much like his name sake is a master of the forces of Life and Death, reviving his allies and raising the soul shriven corpses of his enemies to join him on the field of battle. At night, he shape shifts into a creature of the night, mauling and devouring bandits, Thalmor, and the Imperials who gave his ancestral home to the Dominion. Despite his moniker and nature of his abilities, the Wolf King is more benevolent than his Imperial predecessor. That being said, the only allegiance he has is to his home and the Nords that live there. He will strive to champion the Nords in their plight against the Empire, Thalmor, as well as the Dragons that have returned and he will not rest until Skyrim has been liberated. Race: Nord (Werewolf) Sex: Male Skills: One-handed, Destruction, Conjuration, Restoration, and Enchantment. Standing Stone: Ritual Stone. Equipment: Enchanted Master Mage Robes, Black Mage Hood, Nordic Gauntlets, Nordic Boots, Necromancer Amulet, a ring of your choice, and an Ebony Sword. This sword shall be swapped out for a Dragonbone sword called the World-Eater after the defeat of Alduin. Mods: Alternate Start, Automated Perk Overhaul, Void Magic (most important), Resurrection Spell, and Growl Werebeasts of Skyrim. Backstory: The Wolf King was born to two Nords residing in Bruma during the year of 4E 151. His father had studied to become and acclaimed wizard while his mother was considered one of the greatest warriors Skyrim had ever produced. The two met in the Legion and while they did not initially get along, they gradually began to warm up to one another during their joined service. One night, their platoon received word of Werewolf that had taken to attacking Imperial Camps under the fall of night. One survivor who had encountered the beast described it as a mass of shadow grown from the darkest pits Oblivion, bearing fangs and claws the could rend Legionnaire steel like a knife through butter. Renowned for their wisdom and battle prowess respectively, the two were sent to hunt down the Werewolf before it could claim the lives of any more soldiers. They encountered the beast one night in the woods, the Wolf King's father having used his scrying magics to locate it. The three did battle and after several close calls they manage to fell the ravenous monstrosity, trapping its spirit within a soul gem that the Imperial mage would have cut and set into a ring that he would use to propose to the shield maiden. After being wed and honorably discharged, the two Nords settled down in Bruma to start a family of their own. It seemed as though nothing could go wrong the lovers until their very first child was conceived stillborn. The two grieved for the loss of their son who for months they had anticipated his arrival and the happy life they would have raising him. Unable to come to terms with the loss of his son, the mage decided to perform a ritual ment to bring his son back from the grave. Having studied at the college of Winterhold, the Imperial mage had an understanding for the art of Necromancy he otherwise would not have had he studied anywhere else. He used the soul gem containing the soul of the Werewolf he and his wife had slain to restore the life of their deceased child. The mother was horrified at first and couldn't believe that her husband had gone behind her back to resurrect their child with a perverted art such as necromancy. She expected the child to fall apart in decay or become some abominable ghoul bound by a soul that was not her child's. To both of their surprise however, the child did not become either of these things and instead grew up as any ordinary child would. The two could not believe their luck and reconciled, knowing that they must keep the secret of their sons rebirth a secret lest he be put to death and they thrown in prison. The Wolf King continued to be raised under his parents supervision. While they did love him, they seemed to constantly live in fear of the day when something would inevitably go wrong. The Wolf King saw this and never could understood how his mother and father could cherish him yet seem to hold him at arms length. Once he had reached his teens, he'd become something of a loner, the other Nord children mocking him for his father being a wizard. The Wolf King, while trying to ignore their taunting, began to resent his father and the magic he practiced. The Wolf King came to his father with this, telling him that magic was not the way of a true Nord. His father while never telling him the truth, would always tell him that it was magic that gave him life, stating that magic has the power to bring about life, death, and great change where an ordinary sword would prove useless. The Wolf King would not learn the true meaning of these words until the year 171 when the Great War between the Empire and the Aldmeri Dominion. The Wolf King following in the footsteps of his parents, joined the Legion where he became and accomplished foot soldier, having inherited his mother's talent with a sword. Those in his platoon would remark that the Wolf King fought with the tenacity of starving wolf, reaping the lives of any enemy soldier he came across, regardless of the gap in years of experience. On one particular battlefield near the final days of the war, this talent would eventually fail him. The elves had out numbered his platoon and cut down every last man and woman until only he remained. Bloodied, with his mother's shattered sword in hand and the Dominions forces having surrounded him from all sides, all the Wolf King could do was roar and plunge what remained of his sword into the soil. The earth rumbled as the sky grew dark, and without warning a storm of necromantic energy descended from above. Those who were struck had their souls claimed only to have their corpses reanimated and set upon the survivors. Even more rose up from the earth, skeletons clad in armor and weaponry from ages past. Within moments the Wolf King had amassed and army of the undead to drive off his would be killers, but the process was draining. He collapsed in exhaustion as the horde of zombies fell alongside him, returning to their state post mortem. The Wolf King's body was recovered by the Aldmeri Dominion who had him chained up and tortured. They sought the power that had been used against them, hoping it could be turned against the Empire. Unaware of the power they were referring to but unwilling to help the elves regardless, the Wolf King fought against his tormentors despite escape being virtually impossible. He knew he was going to die in imprisonment, unable to ever see his mother or father again. This realization filled him with anger and that anger transformed him, literally. The Wolf King's body began to enlarge before his captors eyes as patches of fur began to manifest. The Wolf King broke free of his restraints, having taken on the form of the very Werewolf whose soul inhabited his body. The Dominion decided to cut their loses and put an end to beast before it could escape. The Wolf King however was just as tenacious as a Werewolf as he was as a mortal. After killing a number of their forces, he managed to get away and fled into the wilds. Unfortunately, the bloodlust of the beast had returned and would not allow the Wolf King to revert back without a fight. For years the Wolf King wandered in the body of animal driven mad by its desire for blood and death. He eventually found himself in the Jerall mountains but after days of being unable to feed, the beast lost its strength and the Wolf King returned, having been displaced both geographically and temporally. It was apparent from first glance that he was not in Cyrodiil and that the world was much different from how he remembered. His heart became furious when he learned of the treaty the Empire had struck with the elves. While not a devout worshiper himself, his parents were and he is devastated to learn that the Thalmor made an example of them several years past, having publicly executed them both while he was away. They'd died thinking he'd perished during the Great War and the Wolf King swore his vengeance on the Dominion then and there. From there you'll want want to begin your journey in the wilderness and make your way to Whiterun. There you'll encounter the Companions and seek to join there order in hopes of earning money and brushing up your skills as a warrior. Upon learning that they are Werewolves, the Wolf King will be intrigued by them and will desire to learn more about the form in order to better understand it and control it. As his Void magic begins to manifest once more however he will turn to the college of Winterhold for guidance. There he will gain an appreciation for magic as he learns he has affinity for Destruction, Restoration, and Conjuration, particularly Necromancy. From there the Wolf King will discover that he is Dragonborn and seek to master the ancient magic of the Thuum in order to challenge Alduin. Upon his defeat, you shall dedicate your sword, magic, and shape shifting abilities to the protection of Skyrim, joining the Stormcloaks to defeat the Imperial, joining the Dawnguard to stop Harkon, and venturing to Solstiem to kill Miraak once and for all. Along the way you'll want to do the "The Man Who Cried Wolf" and "The Wolf Queen Awakened" quest lines, challenging your predecessor to see who is the greatest thrall master in all of Skyrim.
I definitely gotta try this build, in the past every single time I've made a gandalf character/build Skyrim would always crash or freeze even back in the day of the ps3 and xbox360 lol it was sooo weird i could make any other build but a Gandalf build Skyrim would not let me pass lol, great build Fudgemuppet keep em comin
This made me so happy to see. I have recently really started to like staves, even though they are really underpowered. I wish you could modify the damage of the enchantments on them without mods.
I never played Skyrim but watching your channel make me want to play the game and use this build but all this information its too much I don't know nothing about this lol
![The Aetherial Pilgrim [Skyrim Vanilla Staff-Sword Build] S4E5](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/5JagZtFJKoc/mqdefault.jpg)
This build wasn’t late, nor was it early, it arrived precisely when it meant to.
Im proud of myself for understanding the reference:')
I just re-watched the whole trilogy yesterday. :3
Loved this comment.
Nah bro even for a wizard this one it's hella late
SOUP
BILBO BAGGINS! DO NOT TAKE ME FOR A CONJURER OF LATE VIDEOS
The Title: *Battlemage build that uses sword and staff*
My mind immediately: G A N D A L F !
Heh
ikr XD
My thoughts exactly lol
calm down nerd
@@hom-sha-bom take it easy, no need to be passive aggressive. Aren't we all nerds here?
:chews cigar:
“It’s about damn time”
"Hell, it's about time."
Your name makes me gag.
Nice
You should see my face
"kept you waiting, huh?"
🚬 👻
By the almighty divines you've come! This dreadful black sacrament thing, it worked!
“I don’t enjoy killing, but when done righteously it’s a chore like any other.”
*A Light Shining in Darkness intensifies*
“It’s better to be clean than comfortable”
*"We can't expect God to do all the work."*
"We should've given you a better welcome on your first visit to skyrim, but from what i hear alduin and his dragons beat us to it"
"I pray for safety to all of the good people who came to skyrim even the elves, but we can't expect the nine to do all of the work"
What is this reference? Is this a Gandalf line I'm not familiar with?
Race: Imperial / Class: Battlemage / Stone: Atronarch / Faith: Julianos
Stat Spread: 200 Health --> 300 Magika --> 50% Health 50% Stamina
Factions: College of Winterhold, Dawnguard, Imperials, Dragonborn, Aedric Quests, Apose Deadric quests.
Skills: One-Handed 20:18, Enchanting 20:51, Alteration 23:05, Restoration 24:47
Gear/Enchantmens: Ice Blade of the Monarch (One-Handed Mod), Apoithiosis (Staff Mod), Staff of Paralysis, Staff of Ice Storms, Staff of Magnus, (Any staff that is compatible with RP), Fine Boots (Fortify One-Handed/Stamina), Fine Gloves (Fortified One-Handed/Magicka), Master Mage Robes (Fortify Restoration/Magicka), Red Coul (Fortify Restoration/Magicka), Silver Ring (Fortify One-Handed/Alteration), Silver Necklace (Fortify One-Handed/Alteration), and get the Black Star.
Is the red cowl a mod? I need it for a Doctor Strange build😂
@@jordonnelson7980 yes it's from Armor and clothing extension also the best place to find clothing is radiant raiment also i looked with add item menu there are no fine gloves i have ACE and WACCF (waccf is required for ACE) installed i wonder if FM meant brown gloves (which in vanilla skyrim are just called gloves) so after putting on both pairs of gloves they are the mage gloves
Minor corrections for FM: one handed mastery doesn't have 5 ranks it has 1 and that one rank makes your 1 handed weapons do 1% more damage and 5% more critical damage per level of one handed also overpowering assault has 2 ranks first reduces enemies attack damage by 10% and second reduces it by 15% both for 10 seconds
Enchanting: Enchanting mastery also only has one rank and power stones bonus was reduced to 50% and defensive runes was renamed to mana shield
Restoration: mastery perk has 1 rank and it makes restoration skills cost .5% less magicka per level of restoration
Alteration: mastery perk has 1 rank and makes spells cost .5% less magicka per level of Alteration, battle Mage and runic weapon were merged into a 2 rank perk and now does weapon attacks improves your spells cast on the target by 30% for 3 seconds with both ranks
FM was using an outdated version of Vokrii (I pulled this information from both the changelogs and in game)
Edit: I probably missed some corrections so feel free to add to it also I don't know why but I can't put fortify magicka on my robes only fortify magicka regen so instead i put restoration and Alteration on my robes instead and put the fortify magicka on the ring
Ah Fudgemuppet builds, literally the best Elder Scrolls and Fallout content available on TH-cam.
Yup, pretty much. That's not hyperbole. They are the best, and it's the roleplaying that separates them from dozens of other creators. Anybody make a build. But not everybody can write a story.
Facts, i remember watching the raider melee build back in fallout 4, and its still my fav build to play in fallout, i even use melee in 76 now lmao
@MarketPliers pretty much eh? Their definitely a labour of love
@@sebastiannemeth-ramirez2160 I’d say that Gopher is a match for them in those terms. The adventures of Jack, Richard and Leonard are things I can watch over and over!
Watch Sinitar Gaming builds
Yo you have no idea how perfect the timing of this video is. I was literally going to create a battlemage character today for the quarantine boredom. Thanks a lot FM.
lol same dude i was gonna base him off my dnd character
Same here, checked fudgemuppet for inspiration and found this. Perfect timing indeed.
Be careful when walking around in public with that Amulet of Talos Scott
Thalmor spies everwhere...
Elven Supremacy is the ONLY way!
I thought this was a joke referring to the unlimited shout glitch lmao
@@zachwalton5693
Pelinel Whitestrake would like to know your location.
HOLY SHIT. I did not see this coming. It's 5 am where I am, and I was just about to sleep. Well, that's cancelled. Been a long time since I've played Skyrim, but looks like it's time again. Also, props on advertising something that legitimately looks like something I'd want to buy. I LOVE the idea of Oblivion classes in Skyrim. It deals with the biggest complaint purists have with Skyrim compared to older games. This is your most ambitious, original, and awesome looking builds yet. Your roleplaying skills have also increased dramatically. Now that Microsoft has bought Bethesda, maybe they are looking for fresh blood. They should hire you. Can't wait to download these mods and try it out.
Always love watching these build videos and just listening to the backstories the most. You guys make them so fleshed out that I forget that it’s for a character build and isn’t actually just an elder scrolls story of some kind.
Thanks so much! We really love crafting stories for characters 😊
@@FudgeMuppet No problem! You guys inspire me to come up with my own detailed backstories for my own Skyrim playthroughs, and I always like adapting some of your builds into my own to try new things. Keep up the great work with everything
“He’s a good guy”
*soul traps every random bandit he runs into*
"I am Miraak, or rather, Miraak as he should have been."
haha That's actually pretty accurate.
This becomes even more funny if you believe the theory that Miraak was originally suppose to kill Alduin.
Underrated comment
Best believe I’m getting a loot crate. Good to see a build back on the channel
HUWAAATT??!!!! A new Fudgemuppet build? And it's modded? Have my prayers been answered?! (yes, yes they were)
AND it's Sinairim! ((simon)Mysticism + (enai)Vokrii) what more could I ask for?
So I'll admit i don't *usually* watch these all the way cause I like to do my own builds and i know if i watch the backstory and stuff it'll mess with my ability to come up with my own (its literally just how my brain works, it'll leech off other creative ideas and struggle to make it's own).
But im REALLY REALLY glad you guys are doing these again.
I just love the way you tell stories. I feel like I’m sitting in a tavern by a warm hearth listening to a big burly dwarf with a gray beard tell a fantastic tale about the origins of a legendary hero. That’s why I think you guys should do oblivion builds. There are so many better ways to express yourself in that game.
DM: You read the comments, and see that everyone hates it when you pick the Atronarch stone. What do you do?
Players: DOWNLOAD A MOD SO THAT YOU CAN HAVE TWO ATRONARCH STONES
@John Briar still the worst english I've seen to this day, but the lord stone and steed stone
It’s 4 AM here I’ve been playing ESO for the last 7 hours and this made me want to get out of bed and play Skyrim thank FudgeMuppet
Ok now this is epic
Me : i am about to sleep
Fudgemupet: WHATZ UP LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
*GASP* You Again Right Now, Really Just Why you still won't give up, I mean really first I see you in anime and now this, or this is not your first time if I'm not mistaken
Found you again. Been a little bit, but i knew it was inevitable that I did.
Me and you would be best friends irl cause it seems we have the same interests cause you everywhere. Or is it the guy with the mustache I'm thinking about
Since you’ve done some incredible daedric centered builds full of destruction and mischief, I bet some vampire/zombie hunters out there would love to see your take on a champion of Meridia.
All 3 of you tell stories like no other, seriously makes these videos even more interesting 10/10
This is literally the build I JUST made.
You guys are always on top of everything
Oh no! They're reading your thoughts!
@Mickey Strathclyde What?
Congratulations on the LootCrate partnership! Lads moving up in the world is always inspiring. And the build is HELLA! Going to make old mate my next protagonist.
Nice build. I like role playing characters with strong faith. One of the things I hope Beth does in ES6 is balance the amount of content for good characters vs evil characters. It would be nice if there was good quest line equivalents of the thieves guild, dark brotherhood and deadric quests. That way I could have one play through as a devilish rogue and another as a pious crusader with both feeling equally robust.
The back stories to all your builds are so cool & well thought out, I could enjoy playing as a lot of the characters you have made, tbh I've used your guide to build the spell sword character & I was impressed with how following your guide & adding my own little bits made my spell sword character awesome thanks to all you guys @ fudgemuppet
Finally, the Skyrim builds are back!
“Wizards aren’t immortal spirits in Skyrim “
Loads last save
The loot boxes look cool except I can't imagine anyone wearing those t-shirts. They look like Hot Topic overstock from the early 90's.
I have waited so long for this to return and I am so ducking happy right now!
Finally I can play something else than a stealth archer for a few weeks.
One of my favorite build is very similar to this, actually. Bound sword, staff in the left, soul trap perk on the sword, black star, heavy armor. Fun as all hell
Scott: WHAT IS UP EVERYONE
Me: *Unintelligible screaming* ANOTHER BUILD PRAISE JULIANOS
Last time I was this early Pelenial Whitestrake was eating neck veins
Here's a set of build ideas; Divine, Daedric, and Dragon Priest Champions!
9 character builds, one for each of the Divines
17 character builds, one for each Daedric Prince (I'm sure you've covered some if not most of these such as the Pactmaker but think you're capable of covering all bases?)
and 14 character builds, one for each Dragon Priest Mask.
They have Hircine.
@@goldedrag111 I think they've also done Mehrunes Dagon via Mythic Dawn build but I'm not 100% sure. Need to check up on their SE builds and see what they've covered when it comes to Daedric Prince builds.
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@@NeonBlacklightTH They did Mehrunes Dagon twice.
Omg !! A new build !! EVERYONE STAYS CALM !! IT'S HAPPENING !!
My satisfaction is immeasurable and my day has been made. Thank you Fudget Puppets
I’m relatively new to the channel so it’s so nice to see a new build thank you keep it up!
Another build when I've been thinking of replaying the game for the first time in a year. Thanks fudgemuppet!
FM has the best Skyrim builds, hands down. Super excited to see a new one.
Omg I MISSED these builds. I was going through all the videos last night deciding who to play for my first legendary playthrough. More build videos to hold me over until Cyberpunk please!
17:59 Damn, what an Action Jackson shot!
Great build! And this modlist is pretty nice for it!
Yooooooooo, so happy to see another build
This was an extraordinary build. I’ve now built and rebuilt my version of this character with somewhat varying mod lists, races and back stories a few times. Races of men are better than mer for this, but I did run it briefly as a high elf (lame) and as a dunmer (not bad actually) but my favorite, oddly enough, ended up being a redguard.
Anyway, I wanted to pop back in and give my thanks for a build that allowed for a couple of proper play throughs and was really a lot of fun to play.
Thanks Scott, Michael and Drew!
I was SUPER stoked. I’m looking for a new fresh build. Watched the video three times. To then realize this is only for PC and I play on PS4.
I’m sad.
I love all the content, but i do miss these build vids. even though I never play any of the builds, it helps me get into a rp'ing and character building mindset. Its also interesting to see what can be done in skyrim outside of the normal builds often seen
I’m really glad that there’s a whole community that’s as much a nerd for elder scrolls as I am
I just turned my main character into this build. So much fun. Good call on the Ice Blade of the Monarch. Really fits the aesthetic.
I...I can’t believe it...
FUDGEMUPPET BUILDS ARE BACK!!!
That was an amazing build!! Really epic and awesome mod choices, can't wait to build my next character as this guy 🧙🏻♂️🗡️🥶
Great to see more builds Fudgemuppet! This one looks especially good!
It's cool to see Skyrim builds again.
I’ve been here since your first orc warchief build and I gotta say you guys have improved A LOT since then in all areas. You actually got me into role playing my characters more which makes it so much more enjoyable
These build videos always drive me to play Skyrim again.
Not using the build in question, just in general.
So glad to finally see fudge muppet builds returning. this is the current play style of my current build too🌟bonus
I've missed these videos, gandalf! YOU SHALL NOT PASS up this build!!
Been watching you guys a very long time since your first sand demon build you guys have come so far thanks for the years of entertainment love you fudgemuppet you guys are almost to 1 mil so glad to see how much you guys have grown you have helped me have so much fun with skyrim new vegas fallout 4 outerworlds and even the witcher a huge thx to you guys for all you've done have a great day see you guys around
Imma be honest I'm not the biggest fan but your builds are always really fun and lovely to watch keep them up guys
A bit late to the party on this....but I stumbled back across this video earlier in the week and decided to start a new play thru using this build and holy smokes is it fun! I've used a few other FM builds here and there but this is by far my favorite
YES! ive been doing something like this with my Vampire character. The Staff i used is from a mod that lets you summon a Clannfear XD.
Loot Crate? Now that's a name I haven't heard in a long time. The last I ever heard of them they were financially struggling. I thought they went out of business.
This is so great it’s been ages since we’ve seen one of these videos 🥺
We need more modded builds. Especially Vokrii ones. This is golden.
Not sure about the black star though. Didn't seem like a fellow that'd be collecting black souls. Azura's quest didn't require anything unethical to complete in her favor, right?
@fudgemuppet great timing as always, I’ve been wanting a good spellsword build for few weeks but couldn’t find the right vibe. This guy is perfect
I love the character! Might try this with Enai's Summermyst mod for even more enchantment options too
I miss your builds.
Praise Hermaeus Mora! He must have planted the knowledge of the build in the mind of Scott!
Our prayers be answered!
It’s been over half a year since I last played Skyrim. But damn if your videos don’t always make me want to play it again.
What are the odds that I would start my first mage build in years and then this awesome guide comes out a few days later
an absolutely amazing mod which would go well with this character is Dealing with Daedra. it adds a lot of morrowind styled factions including a school of julianos
Even without playing as a battlemage, the sword in itself is beautifully crafted and perfect for a cryomancer build
This is genuinely amazing! I'm gunna do this build tonight!
Im so happy your making builds again ive played through them all and have been waiting for so long thank you and keep up the great work guys!
I was over here thinking about getting the loot crate. See fudgemuppet discount then thought this video was old but just realized it isnt.
I love the content on this channel but DAMN have I missed the builds 😂 thanks guys this made my day!
Scott and the other two eta da this is so amazing
I'm only ever here for the backstory. They're always so good.
Now that’s a juicy build. I’ve made and played pretty much all your builds and this one sounds so fun🖖🏽
Don't forget the mod visible staffs which makes it so you can see your character's equipped staff on his back while it's sheathed and it has a built in patch which makes mod added staffs compatible.
The return of the king
Battle mage is my go to second only to Werewolf Vampire Hunter, great build 🤙🏿👍🏿
Man I love this build, you guys are awesome, creating new and epic builds that make me want to play again
It’s scary how perfectly timed this video was released
I have missed your builds! Good to see them returning
The last time one of these videos came out I still had my great shackles over the imperial city
I really do hope you guys make more skyrim builds, just got back into skyrim and im excited to play this new build
This build + Spellscribe perk from enchanting is INSANE
I love myself a good sword and staff combo. Best weapon combo ever.
This reminds me of a build I once did a Magic scribe if I remember correctly it's been a long time since I tried it this inspired me to try again
I just got done with a playthrough of Skyrim and had a lot of fun using this build. The build in question is Werewolf battlemage known as the Wolf King. The Wolf King much like his name sake is a master of the forces of Life and Death, reviving his allies and raising the soul shriven corpses of his enemies to join him on the field of battle. At night, he shape shifts into a creature of the night, mauling and devouring bandits, Thalmor, and the Imperials who gave his ancestral home to the Dominion. Despite his moniker and nature of his abilities, the Wolf King is more benevolent than his Imperial predecessor. That being said, the only allegiance he has is to his home and the Nords that live there. He will strive to champion the Nords in their plight against the Empire, Thalmor, as well as the Dragons that have returned and he will not rest until Skyrim has been liberated.
Race: Nord (Werewolf)
Sex: Male
Skills: One-handed, Destruction, Conjuration, Restoration, and Enchantment.
Standing Stone: Ritual Stone.
Equipment: Enchanted Master Mage Robes, Black Mage Hood, Nordic Gauntlets, Nordic Boots, Necromancer Amulet, a ring of your choice, and an Ebony Sword. This sword shall be swapped out for a Dragonbone sword called the World-Eater after the defeat of Alduin.
Mods: Alternate Start, Automated Perk Overhaul, Void Magic (most important), Resurrection Spell, and Growl Werebeasts of Skyrim.
Backstory: The Wolf King was born to two Nords residing in Bruma during the year of 4E 151. His father had studied to become and acclaimed wizard while his mother was considered one of the greatest warriors Skyrim had ever produced. The two met in the Legion and while they did not initially get along, they gradually began to warm up to one another during their joined service. One night, their platoon received word of Werewolf that had taken to attacking Imperial Camps under the fall of night. One survivor who had encountered the beast described it as a mass of shadow grown from the darkest pits Oblivion, bearing fangs and claws the could rend Legionnaire steel like a knife through butter. Renowned for their wisdom and battle prowess respectively, the two were sent to hunt down the Werewolf before it could claim the lives of any more soldiers. They encountered the beast one night in the woods, the Wolf King's father having used his scrying magics to locate it. The three did battle and after several close calls they manage to fell the ravenous monstrosity, trapping its spirit within a soul gem that the Imperial mage would have cut and set into a ring that he would use to propose to the shield maiden. After being wed and honorably discharged, the two Nords settled down in Bruma to start a family of their own. It seemed as though nothing could go wrong the lovers until their very first child was conceived stillborn. The two grieved for the loss of their son who for months they had anticipated his arrival and the happy life they would have raising him. Unable to come to terms with the loss of his son, the mage decided to perform a ritual ment to bring his son back from the grave. Having studied at the college of Winterhold, the Imperial mage had an understanding for the art of Necromancy he otherwise would not have had he studied anywhere else. He used the soul gem containing the soul of the Werewolf he and his wife had slain to restore the life of their deceased child. The mother was horrified at first and couldn't believe that her husband had gone behind her back to resurrect their child with a perverted art such as necromancy. She expected the child to fall apart in decay or become some abominable ghoul bound by a soul that was not her child's. To both of their surprise however, the child did not become either of these things and instead grew up as any ordinary child would. The two could not believe their luck and reconciled, knowing that they must keep the secret of their sons rebirth a secret lest he be put to death and they thrown in prison. The Wolf King continued to be raised under his parents supervision. While they did love him, they seemed to constantly live in fear of the day when something would inevitably go wrong. The Wolf King saw this and never could understood how his mother and father could cherish him yet seem to hold him at arms length. Once he had reached his teens, he'd become something of a loner, the other Nord children mocking him for his father being a wizard. The Wolf King, while trying to ignore their taunting, began to resent his father and the magic he practiced. The Wolf King came to his father with this, telling him that magic was not the way of a true Nord. His father while never telling him the truth, would always tell him that it was magic that gave him life, stating that magic has the power to bring about life, death, and great change where an ordinary sword would prove useless. The Wolf King would not learn the true meaning of these words until the year 171 when the Great War between the Empire and the Aldmeri Dominion. The Wolf King following in the footsteps of his parents, joined the Legion where he became and accomplished foot soldier, having inherited his mother's talent with a sword. Those in his platoon would remark that the Wolf King fought with the tenacity of starving wolf, reaping the lives of any enemy soldier he came across, regardless of the gap in years of experience. On one particular battlefield near the final days of the war, this talent would eventually fail him. The elves had out numbered his platoon and cut down every last man and woman until only he remained. Bloodied, with his mother's shattered sword in hand and the Dominions forces having surrounded him from all sides, all the Wolf King could do was roar and plunge what remained of his sword into the soil. The earth rumbled as the sky grew dark, and without warning a storm of necromantic energy descended from above. Those who were struck had their souls claimed only to have their corpses reanimated and set upon the survivors. Even more rose up from the earth, skeletons clad in armor and weaponry from ages past. Within moments the Wolf King had amassed and army of the undead to drive off his would be killers, but the process was draining. He collapsed in exhaustion as the horde of zombies fell alongside him, returning to their state post mortem. The Wolf King's body was recovered by the Aldmeri Dominion who had him chained up and tortured. They sought the power that had been used against them, hoping it could be turned against the Empire. Unaware of the power they were referring to but unwilling to help the elves regardless, the Wolf King fought against his tormentors despite escape being virtually impossible. He knew he was going to die in imprisonment, unable to ever see his mother or father again. This realization filled him with anger and that anger transformed him, literally. The Wolf King's body began to enlarge before his captors eyes as patches of fur began to manifest. The Wolf King broke free of his restraints, having taken on the form of the very Werewolf whose soul inhabited his body. The Dominion decided to cut their loses and put an end to beast before it could escape. The Wolf King however was just as tenacious as a Werewolf as he was as a mortal. After killing a number of their forces, he managed to get away and fled into the wilds. Unfortunately, the bloodlust of the beast had returned and would not allow the Wolf King to revert back without a fight. For years the Wolf King wandered in the body of animal driven mad by its desire for blood and death. He eventually found himself in the Jerall mountains but after days of being unable to feed, the beast lost its strength and the Wolf King returned, having been displaced both geographically and temporally. It was apparent from first glance that he was not in Cyrodiil and that the world was much different from how he remembered. His heart became furious when he learned of the treaty the Empire had struck with the elves. While not a devout worshiper himself, his parents were and he is devastated to learn that the Thalmor made an example of them several years past, having publicly executed them both while he was away. They'd died thinking he'd perished during the Great War and the Wolf King swore his vengeance on the Dominion then and there. From there you'll want want to begin your journey in the wilderness and make your way to Whiterun. There you'll encounter the Companions and seek to join there order in hopes of earning money and brushing up your skills as a warrior. Upon learning that they are Werewolves, the Wolf King will be intrigued by them and will desire to learn more about the form in order to better understand it and control it. As his Void magic begins to manifest once more however he will turn to the college of Winterhold for guidance. There he will gain an appreciation for magic as he learns he has affinity for Destruction, Restoration, and Conjuration, particularly Necromancy. From there the Wolf King will discover that he is Dragonborn and seek to master the ancient magic of the Thuum in order to challenge Alduin. Upon his defeat, you shall dedicate your sword, magic, and shape shifting abilities to the protection of Skyrim, joining the Stormcloaks to defeat the Imperial, joining the Dawnguard to stop Harkon, and venturing to Solstiem to kill Miraak once and for all. Along the way you'll want to do the "The Man Who Cried Wolf" and "The Wolf Queen Awakened" quest lines, challenging your predecessor to see who is the greatest thrall master in all of Skyrim.
Cool story bro.
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I think the vigilant mod would also suit this very well. Because throughout the mod you can remain untempted even in Molag Bal's own dimension.
I definitely gotta try this build, in the past every single time I've made a gandalf character/build Skyrim would always crash or freeze even back in the day of the ps3 and xbox360 lol it was sooo weird i could make any other build but a Gandalf build Skyrim would not let me pass lol, great build Fudgemuppet keep em comin
Happy to see this awaited return!
Amazing after all this time! I thought I would become an elder scroll by the time I saw a new build.
A new build! Man don’t inspire when I am I’m the middle of a Fallout 4 play though lol. Thanks for the content guys
This made me so happy to see. I have recently really started to like staves, even though they are really underpowered. I wish you could modify the damage of the enchantments on them without mods.
Yes character build been waiting ages for another one 👍
I never played Skyrim but watching your channel make me want to play the game and use this build but all this information its too much I don't know nothing about this lol
3:10 says quick heads up while a head is floating on screen i like your style lol
The Viper is still waiting to have A word with you boys and that word is "remaster". Still excellent video
Yes