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I'll have to give Oblivion a go and create my own custom class.
A lot of things in Oblivion made me grow a strong liking for the game, and the class system was one of them. Admittedly, I do like the lack of a class system in Skyrim and how it gives you freedom of skills, but I did still appreciate it when I played Oblivion.
Now, I have never done an actual playthrough with one of the default classes, as I always made a custom class. However, if I had to pick one as my favorite, it would be the Pilgrim or the Scout. I like how they both are able to repair their own armor,(which is very important to me when playing Oblivion) how they both use light armor, and have Endurance as one of their Major Attributes.
Yes, but I appreciate the boost it gives me at the beginning of the game, so I can repair enchanted items sooner.