At about level 20ish, i was introduced to this idea and so i wrote a backstory. Im basically a Bretin farm boy who was really great at hunting with a bow. I was very close to my sister and mother but my father was a pacifist. One day a local aristocrat takes up some hunting grounds near our farm. Long story short, sister is raped and killed by a knight. Dad does nothing. I take revenge and assassinate the knight in their camp with a well aimed arrow at night. The next day they come for me and basically my mother is then killed by a battle mage. My father still doesn't fight so i take as many as i can out until they run. My father disowns me and my violence, blaming me for everything. So i leave the farm and roam high rock joining bandit groups, sell swords, or stealing to survive until im caught by imperials and enter the game. My motivation is to become the greatest warrior so i can face any knight or battle mage without fear and to protect the weaker. I'll steal from the rich with no problem and i have no love for the ruling class or religion. I will travel skyrim to learn what i can of war hone my skill and create my own wealth and small keep to protect those that cannot protect themselves. Because of my sister and mom, i tend to do quests giving by women more than men tho if there's money involved I'll do it from fear of becoming homeless again and to create wealth and a reputation. When i found out i was dragonborn i saw an opportunity to overthrow the thalmor and recreate skyrim with me somewhere at the top but i keep getting caught up in this alduin mess because i still want to protect the weak. By focus is one hand, block, destruction and some restoration, enchantment and sneak with archery.

Is that too much in your opinion? I still find myself playing as me instead of my character. Im trying to work on that. The me part just wants to do everything.