Skyrim: The Best Warrior Build Guide (Tank Class Setup)

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This is an excellent video.....I have used this build extensively against dragons, mages, and when I joined up with the Dawn guard and fought numerous vampires....as well as when I fought in the Skyrim civil war. This particular build is a cross between James Bond and a Swiss army pocket knife.....a tool for every job! 👍👍

Eso how many points do you put in magicka. i struggle a bit to find that out.

Adding some Dwarven oil spiders from using White Ridge Barrow's spider pod imbuing chamber, would break this build.

YESSSSSSSSSSSS!!!

Doesn't matter how hard you try, there is always a way to make a stealth archer

Gonna try this sounds like fun....thx

What race was it

i might have to test this one for an npc companion. as helpful as lidia is she runs away to use a bow far too much. and far to often i have to confiscate the bow she randomly found.

Red eggs. Thank you for the information

I really want to roleplay with this build, but there is a problem, is not credible if I start on the carriage, how do I make it so that i start in a credible place? (Sorry for my English)

Ey this got my exited to play again. Thanks ESO

Orcs weren't an option for tanking?

I used to buy health potions like crazy at alchemist's shops and it got really tedious and felt like a waste of money. Now, I simply collect all the healing ingredients I see and make potions with them and collect the potions I see while exploring. I never run out of potions and don't have to spend money on them. I have an overflow of money to use for smithing supplies or a house or soul gems or whatever I want and if I ever have too many potions I can just sell them. I also use restoration but when I do not have time to use a spell I simply down some potions. A quick guide to healing potions. First there is a basket in the helgen dungeon where you are asked to grab potions it is by the table with the exit door. Inside that basket will ALWAYS be rock warbler eggs. Around 4 or 5 of them. I can't remember how many. Grab them for an early start at health potions. Easy ingredients to find are: Rock warbler eggs, blue mountain flowers, Imp stool, Blister wort, Monarch butterfly wings, Saber cat eyes, wheat, and if you come across them collect Daedra hearts. All of these make health potions how ever some mixed with the wrong combinations could make a poison so just be mindful when mixing them. Also, there are Felsaad Tern Feathers that can be bought or found in Solstheim later game that can make healing potions too. I hardly ever go there so I don't buy them. When I do missions there though they can be found in that one house you infiltrate. There are quests you can do that involve alchemy ingredients too if you ever run low. Like the dawnstar daedric quest. And helping alchemists so you can take ingredients. The dawnguard quests are really good for alchemy ingredients. And any falmer dungeon or reikling cave are great areas to find alchemy ingredients. Also, winter hold college quests are a good option too. There are more that I can't think of right off the bat. Hopefully this helps anyone who wants to start dabbling in alchemy to save money. I do caution though that you can collect too many blue mountain flowers while exploring and it can weigh you down so just be mindful of that and only grab them when you need them. OH! And for cure disease potions that can get pretty expensive as well, what I do is collect charred skeever hide, mudcrab chiten, and hawk feathers. Places to find those are dungeons, bandit camps, near water, and the hawk feathers can be found in the abandoned alchemist house as well as just using the force shout to hit birds from the sky when you see them. You can also find them doing quests. I have found so many hawk feathers that I don't even need to carry cure disease potions and just carry around the hawk feathers. It weighs much less to do that. You only need at the most 4 while traveling. Depending on how many animals you tend to encounter out.

I’m going to enchant my armor with fortify destruction that way the enchantment on my sword won’t degrade and I can use magic in one hand and still have my shield in the other

Still the best tank build, replaying Skyrim 2022 (no mods)

I don't like how seriously this guy takes this lore.

What race is recommended for the build

This is a masterpiece Skyrim tour.