The changes to your skills may also result in your level changing as well. Changing your race also leads to the effect of either rebalancing your Magicka, Health, and Stamina stats by setting them as all equal, or it'll set them all to 100.

Rebalancing Your Stats and Changing Levels: Even worse, it affects more than your skill levels.

In fact, it seems to just sort of dump all of your experience into Destruction and Restoration (at least in all my attempts.)

Mismatched Experience and Skill Levels: Unfortunately, the game doesn't automatically allocate your previous experience with the same skills that you've built up while playing, so your new skill levels won't match those that you had before.

If you just want to change your character's name, you don't have to make any changes to your appearance, just select 'Done' and type your new name.

You will be prompted to re-enter your character's name and the game will resume.

(More on this below.) When you are done, just select 'Done'. Avoid changing your character's race, though, as it may mess up your stats.

You can change anything about your character's appearance, including gender.

Press '~' again to close the console so that you can start making changes.

This will pull up the character creation screen that you came across when you initially created your character.

Type ' showracemenu' in the console and hit Enter.

Open the console by pressing '~', which is located in the top left corner of standard North American keyboards.

How to Change Your Character's Appearance (The same applies to all console changes.) This will allow you to revert to a working saved game if for some reason changing your character causes any problems. Before we begin, don't forget the number one rule of modding: Always make a new save before making any changes to your character's appearance or name.

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