New Skyrim character screens are all class
Argonians, Khajiit, Orcs, Elves and Humans strike a pose for Bethesda's latest pics
We hope you've banked some vacation time, because you may need to take an immediate leave of absence to fawn over these sixteen new The Elder Scrolls V:Skyrim character screenshots straight from the hallowed halls of Gamescom.
Bethesda'snewest collection ofin-game picsdepict all seven available races including the tiger-like Khajiit, the reptilian Argonians, the Game of Thrones Sean Bean-esque Nords, Orcs, Reguards, Wood Elves and Dark Elves. Paired with what is reported to be a robust character customization system, the sheer variety of choices should make it so that no two players are ever alike. Check out the pics and let us knowwhich skin you'll be wearing this fall.
Above: Argonian (female)
Above: Argonian (male)
Above: Argonian (female)
Above: Dark Elf (female)
Above: Dark Elf (male)
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Above: Khajiit (male)
Above:(Slightly less regal) maleKhajiit
Above: Nord (male)
Above: Nord (male)
Above: Orc (male...or so we're told)
Above: Orc (male...most likely)
Above: Orc (definitely male)
Above: Redguard (female)
Above: Redguard (male)
Above: Wood Elf (male)
Above: Wood Elf (male)
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is on track to devour social lives whole on November 11th for the PS3, Xbox 360 and PC. Read ourhands-on previewto see just some of the potential heroes in action.
Aug 18, 2011
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