i have 2 chars whit their own backstory
my first char (nord) and my dunmer


his current name is killerquinn (i always wished i could change his name but im too poor to buy name tokens so ill call him dracolus)
class: dragon knight
main setup: dungeon tank
back story: he used to travel the lands of thamriel rooting out all mer he could find in the honnor of ysgramor, he traveled from auridon all the way to vvardenfell for his 1 singulair mission, making elves go extinct, he was no big fan of the newly formed ebonhearth packt and ask the skald king why he did someting this stupid, now wandering the lands of skyrim whitoud a purpose, being ask by a sucpicious women to go to some house (insert main story line from eso here) and now that hes freed, reclaimed his soul and now feels hope, he even gots the guts axepting his former hated elves, livving in peace, now traveling the lands of thamriel

quinn the swift (my main char)
class: sorcerer
main setup: area damage dungeon mage
backstory: i didnt made 1 yet, however i can tell you his past involves the dwemmer in many ways

My characters have no opinions. As for me, I cannot stand Shadowfen, Malabal Tor, or Grahtwood. Constant dismounts and rocks, roots, and cliffs that are impassible and force detours to get around. And they seem to be a lot more littered with critters that aggro every five feet.

My imperial dk tank, Sixtus, hates swamps, so shadowfen and greenshade are no-no zones. His favorite place the Rift. Its always autumn there, which is his favorite season, plus he likes the nords.

Raa'kim is fairly adaptable and likes (or tolerates) most of the environments, but he likes Khenarthi's Roost, Auridon, and any similar areas. The climate is literally perfect and the beaches are beautiful. Yes, this cat actually does like water! As for Skyrim, he doesn't mind the cold sometimes and finds it refreshing and finds the scenery very interesting, and is kind of in the same camp as the shirtless Nord on Bleakrock (the guy who says something along the lines of "nice Skyrim weather, it's not even squalling!") but sometimes it's too cold and not exactly enjoyable - if so, he'll either go indoors and pile on the blankets and stuff his face (he loves the hearty Nord food and drinks), or literally go back to where he's from. I don't really know how bugs would affect a khajiit, but if it was me in real life, I would have to either stay away from the swampy areas or cover myself in bug repellent and mosquito nets before going anywhere near a place like that, lmao. He mostly likes desert areas and loves the scenery and nice warm sun, but sometimes deserts can be too dry for his liking.

My character loves Auridon, being a high elf. However, my dunmer is also quite fond of it. My Breton enjoys craglorn and vvardenfell

Sometimes he hates going to the accursed land of Lagodiil, where the terrain opens up without warning when he uses gap closers, he sometimes gets flung backward by player skills halfway to the next keep, and gets sent to the oblivion pocket plane of Loadscreen when he tries to use the Transitus

I play Octavius Maximus, Headmaster of the Maester's Order (RP Guild).

Octavius is an Imperial Ancient who has traveled much of Tamriel. Like everyone else, he has grown to love some places and strongly dislike others.

I know that right now mostly everyone is infatuated with Summerset (as they should be), but there are many other beautiful places in Tamriel than just the home of the High Elves.

LOVE:

Auridon: Who doesn't love Altmer culture and their constant strive for perfection? The cleanliness, attention to order and detail, and overall aesthetics exhibited in the Island Cities is to be admired by everyone who sets foot in the evergreen archipelago.

Alik'r: Do not the let the vast desert sandstorms and beaming sunlight fool you! The are many lovely sights to experience in the Redguard's home! Rich in resources to farm. Fine jewelry, garments and pottery to purchase. Exquisite spices and delicacies to savor. Guaranteed to make you feel like a Sultan (if you bring enough coin).

Orsinium: Is it the blanketing snow? Is it the pristine rivers? Is it the marvelous stone structures and reoccurring waterfalls? The vibrant sea shores? I don't know, but Orsinium is definitely top three in my list.

NOT A BIG FAN

Coldharbour: Molag Bal should definitely let Meridia teach him something about decorating your own Oblivion Realm. Also, everything wants to kill you which is not exactly...inviting...

Grathwood: A trip to the jungle sounds very exciting until you get there and the wildlife noise overwhelms your senses. Add the bugs and frequent torrential precipitation of the rain forest and you have yourself a recipe for a new blight. No thank you.

Craglorn: A haunted land. A place from where many never return. Stay away.

For certain, my Orc girl really scared of depth. She once was about to drown, but was saved, thanks Nine! She is living in Summerset for the whole life, so she loves it, I guess. Sometimes her motherland is boring for her, and she wants to leave to High-Rock or Valenwood, but I don't think she will really do it

Magnus (my Nord Warden) loved Bleakrock Isle and was very much dismayed by the ash laden air and mushrooms of everywhere else the Ebonheart Pact has sent him. He would kill for a cold beverage on a snow covered mountain. Actually, he has killed much, but always the mirage of the snow covered mountain eludes him. And he is so very tired of lukewarm mead and water. He pays good gold to the bards he can find to sing ancient nord verses.