Thankfully modders from all over the world have created some amazing modifications to Skyrim which make shouts much more useful and give new reasons to explore them in battle. Step ? Step Profit.In reality, shouts seem to lack a lot of depth in more complex gameplay. It can be long, but its satisfying when you defeat a dragon only using shouts. Screw the blessing of Talos, do you want to go back to a shrine every time you finish adventuring for the day? Medical vector
You don't even have to completely eliminate the cooldown time, just enough to where by the time whatever effect wears off, you're ready to should again I don't remember the number, but with the amulet of Talos, blessing of Talos, and a decent restoration potion, you pretty much negate the cooldown pain. Definitely possible, but a more doable build would be one that relies primarily on shouts, not solely. But i am running out of things to do so i might give it a go as well. To be honest i think this build sounds boring. Just have to make it through bleak falls at least.
Will you be using a follower, I think you may need one. Big struggle early on bit like a pure mage but may be ok once you get a few decent shouts under your belt. Would be interested to know how you get on if you stick with it. So many Fire Wyrms and dragons breathing fire Will certainly be a challenging build that's for sure. I have done it, and its seriously over powered if you use the restoration loop to give you 0 cool down. I just have to keep the amulet on otherwise the effect wears off. I plan on making use of a restoration potion to make my amulet of talos give me very short Cool-down. Basically the character only used shouts or his fists. I've done this, it's pretty hard though with the cooldown. If i get bored i may try to do unarmed, but that would require me to either go into enchanting or heavy armor. If i stay a low enough level i might be able to damage foes pretty well. Bassically I will get a pretty good restoration potion to shorten the cool-downs by a pretty good amount.
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