Skyrim: Every Reason You Should Always Be An Argonian
Of all the playable races in Skyrim, Argonians may be the most underrated, although players would do well to give them a chance. As one of the two playable beastlike races in the game, the Argonians' reptilian features are quite striking. However, they have their own set of benefits that make an Argonian a very strong candidate for the Dragonborn.
Argonians hail from the swamplands of Black Marsh, which cannot be explored in Skyrim. However, in the region of Skyrim, Argonians are frequently the target of racially-based discrimination. The most prominent example of this appears in Windhelm, where the Argonians live by the docks and are unable to enter the main part of the city. It is an unfortunate reminder of the unsteady racial tensions within Skyrim society. However, in other parts of the region, Argonians are able to find much better places, such as Madesi the jeweler in Riften. And of course, it's possible for the Dragonborn themselves to be an Argonian.
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There are several perks to playing an Argonian in Skyrim, some of which are frequently overlooked. While every race has their own strengths, Argonians have some unique quirks that deserve a second look. An Argonian Dragonborn could be a very strong choice for the savior of Skyrim thanks to their unique abilities.
In Skyrim, every race will receive bonuses to certain skills by default. For example, Nords have an advantage with two-handed weapons while Bosmer have a talent with Archery. They will also receive smaller bonuses to a handful of other skills, usually guiding the player towards a specific build. For example, High Elves are geared towards becoming excellent mages, even though Skyrim's spells were somewhat
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