Blazesword skills in Skyrim?

1st of all i don t really know what is a blazesword

and if u get skyrim is the best to play as

the basic class

thief

warrior

mage

and combinations such as

assassin specialised in sneak light armour one handed archery and sometimes illusion magic

battle mage specialised magic light/heavy armour one handed

archer well. . .like assassin but without the one handed skill

mage assassin and more

th best is that u can be whatever u want so for your question i ll give u all the abilities so u can decide the skills required for a blazesword

"There are 18 skills in Skyrim, each of which determines how well various tasks can be performed. As skills are used, they increase in level, which increases the character's overall level. The starting value for most skills is 15, although each race confers bonuses to certain skills. Skills can also be increased by reading Skill Books, learning from Trainers, or as a reward for completing certain quests.

Magic Combat Stealth

Alteration Archery Alchemy

Conjuration Block Light Armor

Destruction Heavy Armor Lockpicking

Enchanting One-handed Pickpocket

Illusion Smithing Sneak

Restoration Two-handed Speech "

so it s all up to u

btw i still wt know what a blazesword is

but i recommend u the Assassin it s the best way to play skyrim

not to shoulder trust in them like a warrior

or avoid them like a coward hmmmm i mean thief

sneak in their backs and cut their throats

or stay at a safe distance and undedected put an arrow into their heads(or. . .knees)

I've been playing the game for months and am not aware that there are classes. I actually think that there are no classes at all.

I'm assuming you want some sort of destruction magic + one handed weapon character. Well focus on your combat first and then magic. Avoid 2 handed weapons or heavy armor. and don't use a shield since you'll need your free hand for magic.

There are only 2 types of armor, heavy and light. So you would choose one of those two types (in your case light) and wear the best possible armor that fits that type. Hide, is the worst and Glass is the best for light armor, with many grades in between.

Level your combat skills as much as you can, they are cirticial to survival in the early to mid game.

in tes 3 and 4 for sure was a class ,called spellsword ,that determinated your main and secondary skills .when leveled /10 total/ your character levels-up ,plus ,they affect leveling of your attributes .

in skyrim this system is removed completely -no any attributes or classes .doesn't matter ,which skills you're training ,you advance level and the higher your level is ,the more skills you need to train .

for a race i'll recommend you bretons ,since they has a natural ability to resist 25 magica ,which is huge advantage .

generally the skills are devided to thief's .mage's and warior's and it's notable ,that alchemy belongs to thief's skills .

in this game ,very simular to fallout you have perks ,when you advance level ,you have 1 point to spend on perk - take a close look to perks tree to determinate which armor and weapons will be most useful in early stages of the game .reading of instuction book is highly recommendable too .

later on ,you will have enough points to spend on some additional perks ,so in this game has no strict specialization .

finally ,i'll advise you to read tips between the loading screens - they will give to you a valuable info about weapons ,armor ,lore and other good stuff .

enjoy