To celebrate Skyrim's arrival on Switch and VR, we're republishing our Skyrim guide. Skyrim gives you plenty of build options but it's hard to look past dual wielding as a good place to start if you like to use combat as primary means of engagement with the world around you. Here are a few additional important mistakes to avoid when playing as a mage in Skyrim.Skyrim is back on Switch and VR, so what better time to explore a new build? Dual wielding is a great cornerstone for a powerful warrior build. Newcomers in particular, and those who have never really specialized in magic alone, might find themselves seriously struggling with a pure mage build. Mages have always been known as the one specialization that received the short end of the stick when it comes to balance and leveling, but there are ways to make it work. Updated on September 18th, 2021, by Anastasia Maillot: As the 10th anniversary of Skyrim approaches, fans might feel tempted to return to the game and challenge themselves with a pure mage build. That being said, this does mean that many newcomers to the series may make a few mistakes when it comes to playing as an all-powerful mage in Skyrim. Unlike past games, the player doesn't need to pick a specific class in order to build the character they want, and, instead, the focus is on combining the skills themselves rather than following a set path. Related: Awful Things You Can Do In Skyrim (That NPCs Mostly Ignore) While there have been many different variations of these skills in the series, those found in The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim are the most accessible in terms of character builds. One of the main draws of the Elder Scrolls series over other first-person RPGs is, most notably, the ability to fire off balls of fire and arcs of lightning from the player character's hands like it was going out of style.
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