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Technically, Argonians and the mammalian races do share a common ancestor, provided that the world of TES follows the same evolutionary laws as our own. Of course, that ancestor would have lived roughly 256,000,000 years ago, but whose counting. ;)

On top of that they often receive my secondhand, but none-the-less awesome, weapons and armor.

My Argonian Dragonborns have always married Nord women (In your face Ulfric!!!!)

You know that the respective Key (Dragon Claw) has the combination engraved on right on it.

And you successfully bring this thread to a quickly and timely end.

My advice, join the Companions and become a werewolf, giving you 100% immunity to becoming a vampire. Alternatively play the game as an Argonian, and you'll start off with 50% disease immunity.

The Book of Love is definitely a "good" quest. I too tend to give charity to the beggers. I would say adopting that as a member of the Legion, adopting that dead Stormcloak's daughter and giving her a warm home feels like a pretty good thing to do too.

It does seem like no matter where you need to go in Skyrim someone has placed some Divine-forsaken rock in the way.

I did it once with an old Dragonborn, then felt pretty guilty. I have a habit of destroying the Dark Brotherhood on most occasions.

I was complaining to a friend about how short the single player campaign was in Assassin's Creed Revelations. She told me that I had to play Skyrim and that I would love it. It was near Christmas so I told my wife about it as a gift idea and lo and behold she bought it for me.

There are also no fat people in Skyrim, everyone is thin and fit.

Only 3 of those are actual game expansions, so don't waste time or money with anything aside from Dawngaurd, Dragonborn, and Hearthfire.

Same here. Just wouldn't feel right to let her live on the cold streets of a city like Windhelm.

1) Bow, 2) Two handed weapon 3) One handed Weapon 4) Healing spell 5) Destruction Spell.

Yeah, those seem to dominate the newer games, and with III those chases became frustratingly difficult. I gave up on the game altogether when I realized that I simply wasn't enjoying it anymore.

You should consider yourself lucky truth be told. When they attack a city there's a good chance they'll wipe out some important NPC's on you.

Ah, the dreaded non-landers. They bug the crap out of me, nothing but a tease and a waste of time.

Once I get past A Blade in the Dark things usually pick up for me, and the attacks come fairly frequently outside of the cities, but I have in the past run a dragonborn or two that just seemed to be starved for souls.

I'm a sword man myself, although I will occasionally use a single handed axe. Never once used a mace or warhammer. There's just something more heroic looking about a sword to me.

Shock the water and watch as a bunch of dead fish float up to the top!