The Bretons have a rich culture and background which seem to lend from the Celtic cultures of history, which is fitting considering they are named for the Celtic peoples of Brittany. This makes them an attractive choice for roleplayers, and this guide will help any player build a great Breton Dragonborn. Give Kingdom Come: Deliverance a Try. A commonly held belief in the world of Mundus is that the Bretons are essentially half-elves. The story goes that the province of High Rock was inhabited by human druids who were eventually taken over by the settling Aldmer, who emigrated from Summerset Isle.
They took the druids as subjects and many years of interbreeding resulted in the Bretons. Breton history is fraught with political strife. Despite the apparent homogeneity of their culture, many different kingdoms arose within High Rock, vying for territory and political superiority.
When not fighting amongst themselves, they often united against a common enemy -- the Orsimer of Orsinium. At other points in history, however, they used the Orcs to defeat political opponents. Despite the Orcs being only one part of the resistance against Ranser, he used this affront to mount a campaign against the Orsimer of his lands, interrogating and executing hundreds of the Bretons' historic foes.
The Breton province was shaken heavily by The Warp in the West, a complex temporal event that canonically occurs at the end of Daggerfall. After a period of political instability where multiple factions vying for control of a powerful artifact, what's known as a Dragon Break occurs, rending time. When the disaster faded, history would record that each outcome of the conflict had happened simultaneously, and this resulted in what is known as the "Miracle of Peace. This consolidation of power made life easier and quieter in the region, which was only disrupted during the Fourth Era.
While they lost the war, the Bretons remain loyal to the Imperials, rejecting the Stormcloaks' calls for aid during Skyrim's Civil War. Still seeing race topics- race in Skyrim is more an rp choice- breton wins hands down, but all races can do just fine- so choose what you want to be.
I'm trying to think hard into this, but I usually end up with just gut instinct in the end anyway. I just wanted to see what some others thought about the racial benefits, I've never played a Breton before. I'm probably just gonna end up a Nord anyway. Love those guys. Its good if you're not going to use Illusion. It is a very useful Calm spell that helps if you get overwhelmed. Also, I have not ever made money so fast as when I was an Imperial.
Bretons feel an instinctive bond with the mercurial forces of magic and the supernatural. Many great sorcerers have come from their home province of High Rock. In addition to their quick and perceptive grasp of spellcraft, enchantment, and alchemy, all Bretons boast a resistance to spells. For more information, see the main lore article. Bretons are fantastic at taking on other mages; both Dragonskin and Magic Resistance support this and are strong abilities even in the late game.
Magic Resistance significantly increases your survivability against enemy casters, while Dragonskin is great at keeping your Magicka up; this helps you maintain the Ward spells that are your first line of defense.
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