Meet Lorkir The Mystic, true nord of Skyrim. He discovered to be the Dragonborn after the Helgen events, and now is the mew recruit of the Companions. He always survived counting on his axe, his shield and his bow for hunting, using herbs to brew potions and poisons. Now that the enemies are stronger he embraced the heavy armor, and recently found Restoration very helpful and worth to study. But the dilemma in his mind is: sticking to the powerful axe, or count on the more quick sword for slice the foes behind the solid shield?
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r/skyrim Meet Lorkir The Mystic, true nord of Skyrim. He discovered to be the Dragonborn after the Helgen events, and now is the mew recruit of the Companions. He always survived counting on his axe, his shield and his bow for hunting, using herbs to brew potions and poisons. Now that the enemies are stronger he embraced the heavy armor, and recently found Restoration very helpful and worth to study. But the dilemma in his mind is: sticking to the powerful axe, or count on the more quick sword for slice the foes behind the solid shield? submitted by /u/Paolett892424 [link] [comments]
Meet Lorkir The Mystic, true nord of Skyrim. He discovered to be the Dragonborn after the Helgen events, and now is the mew recruit of the Companions. He always survived counting on his axe, his shield and his bow for hunting, using herbs to brew potions and poisons. Now that the enemies are stronger he embraced the heavy armor, and recently found Restoration very helpful and worth to study. But the dilemma in his mind is: sticking to the powerful axe, or count on the more quick sword for slice the foes behind the solid shield?
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