Two handers do far more damage, but are slow and cannot block damage well. One-handed or two-handed? 'tis the question. As such, in the context of this game, we're looking at a heavily-armoured melee fighter who uses Restoration Magic to keep himself and his allies in the fight. He enters the battlefield in shining armour, lays waste to evil-doers with his sword, and tends the sick and injured. I will discuss the role-playing aspect later on -for now, let's see how we should set up such a character.ДЄ Paladin is a justice-serving, righteous, and (optionally) divinely inspired warrior. The Paladin is both a character build and a role-playing style. If you want to be a warrior, but don't mind not being a 'pure' one, I recommend this build highly - as you will see, the inclusion of a little magic covers most of the flaws a pure warrior may have. It can also be considered a guide for those looking for a tank character, as the archetype I used to play my good-doer was a Paladin, a melee fighter who can keep himself in the fight almost indefinitely. If you want to be the bringer of justice to Skyrim, this is your guide to doing so. However, I do like being just and righteous, so I began a secondary character that would role-play as a 'good guy'.

Skyrim just seems to be built for evil and dastardly characters - my main character is one. With the Companions having Werewolves, the Thieves' Guild and the Dark Brotherhood, the only joinable faction in Skyrim that isn't evil is the College of Winterhold.

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