How you're raised and how you grow would be the same as how you level up and what your class is in Oblivion, and just like Oblivion, you can have a person who has a biological tendency away from one "attribute" and still be above and beyond many people who have a biological tendency toward that attribute. This would reflect biology in real life and your base stats from your choice of race and gender in Oblivion. Women at the same time, typically have an easier time compared to men at carrying a light load for a long time, and have a higher pain tolerance (+10 to Endurance). For instance, it is an established fact that as a whole, men are stronger than women (+10 to strength). Exactly, there ARE real-life differences between men and women that would reflect in the attributes of a character.It also may have to do with the fact men and women are in fact biologically different.Likely, the stats reflect how the people are raised. The idea of male and females having varied stats is for many blatant sexism, but note that the Imperials, apparently a more civilised people have less disparity between the two.But the name itself is reminiscent of The Unfettered, and it does make a certain sort of sense, considering the sort of things he's guilty of by the end of the questline. Umaril the Unfeathered has spiky-looking things coming out of his shoulders, which are almost certainly unfeathered wings.
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