[DraconisRex]

It would depend what you mean by unique. Because it is technically impossible to make a unique character in any CRPG I've ever played, unless you cheat the system or make a mod. Custom, yes. Unique, no.

Now, I've got a "Wizard." It's a custom class. It's a lot like a mage, but with a few tweaks. She's a Breton. She was born under the sign of the Apprentice.

She has quite a repitore of custom spells that often combine two colleges of magic. Many of the spells are serious magicka drainers and the average character couldn't cast them more than once.

She also wears a really odd mix of armor. Glass boots & greaves. Bound deadric curiass (constant effect). Two enchanted ebony gloves. Two orcish pauldrons (to be switched out later for enchanted ebony). A dragonscale helm (she's vain and looks good in it...) She uses a glass poisonsword (long) because it looks cool.

She wears exquisite clothes (shirt, pants, robe) without enchantments. She wears an exquisite belt (that bind the deadric curiass).

She's Telavanni. She's got the big stronghold. She's a merciless killer. She frees slaves at every opportunity. She hates ordinators, but is a member of the Temple.

She spent 5 (real-time) hours today decorating her formal dining room. Because she couldn't find the right candelabra, she ended up spending 3 game days traversing all of Vvardenfell raiding temples, manors, etc. until she got a matching pair.

She has 29 "folded cloths" that she is going to make into a table cloth. She's going to borrow Shenk's dish set (the one on the top shelf of the north wall of his private room in his hotel in Caldera).

To make up for the bad humors of the borrowing, she will buy and release another slave.

Now, that's my character. The attributes aren't particularly "unique," but not many spend a lot of time decorating their formal dining room, including working hard at making "presentable" dishes. (Hound meat chops, comberry & green lichen salad, crab-scuttle and pate' of scrib.)