First of all, there is nothing wrong with charging in and basically hitting everything with your hammer. Taking down a foe might seem straight forward as a Tiger but there a large variety of techniques one can use. Tigers are also the most common big cat to become man-eaters. Tigers are typically solitary hunters who stalk their prey, but I decided to turn this Tiger into a true force to reckon with, a brute of a fighter, due to the fact that tigers are the largest big cat. One of the challenges of the Tiger was finding a gameplay style that mimicked their real-life behaviour. They learn how to use a hammer from the minute they are recruited and don’t stop forging until their armour can withstand the smash of a warhammer without shattering. Smithing: All Tigers smith their own equipment.

Power-bashing is a great skill, especially against power-attacking spamming enemies like bandit chiefs, and the Disarm Perk is a sure fire way to turn the tide of a fight. And Dragonborn brings in my favourite rune of all, the Poison Rune.īlock: Though he doesn’t use a shield, blocking is still a vital skill for him. And the Turn Undead Spells will be convenient for us at lower-levels. He will use his offhand weapon, a war axe while casting to defend himself, or no weapon at all if dual casting. Healing is always done by Restoration magic, either on the Tiger himself or on his allies. Restoration: The Tiger doesn’t often use alchemy and very rarely uses potions. His armour is usually crafted by his own two hands and due to his lack of enchanting skills, not often enchanted and if it is, weakly. He is at the spear point of every attack, smashing and bashing is way through to victory. Heavy Armour: The Tiger wears strong armour to soak up blows.

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