Game:

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (2011)

Category:

Guide

Duration: 6:52

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This video is the successor to my Wheelbarrow video. I have since discovered even more absurd killing techniques and added them to the collection.

Some objects in Skyrim have built in collision damage. Wheelbarrows do massive damage. Baskets, buckets, weapons, and other such items do lesser damage. Killing by causing them to collide into an NPC does not add to the player kill stats.

Vampire Lord powers can be used as a human, through exploits. I have a video showcasing how to do so. The video also showcases how to gain infinite uses out of a single scroll.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1CP3kKbBqk

I reduced Veezara's health to less than a single HP, calmed him with Voice of the Emperor, then killed him with the bucket.

Oil and exploding flame spiders were used to booby trap Vittoria Vici's wedding, along with reverse pickpocketing a staff of fireballs into Vulwulf Snow-Shod, to help him trigger an explosion. The entire set-up is Skyrim pacifist, as none of the actions taken are considered attacks.

I applied frenzy poison to the bow I used to shoot Nazeem, to turn him hostile and avoid getting a bounty.

I used Soul Tear, and then the Serpent Stone on Madanach. I used North Wind, obtained from the Wind Stone, on Thonar Silver-Blood. It does not count as assault when used on any NPC.

I pushed the Wheelbarrow from Raven Rock, all the way to Castle Karstaag, and launched it over, using the Cyclone shout. Infinite shouts unlocked by equipping 5 amulets of Talos. I also brought over the dead members of the Dark Brotherhood and Volkihar Clan, by using a Scroll of Dead Thrall. I gave them duplicated Staves of Fireballs. Summoning a gargoyle after re-animating them will kill them again.

The songs playing are:
1) Moon Beach, from Streets of Rage
2) Delightful Spekkio, from the Chrono Trigger
3) Dark World, from Final Fantasy 6
4) Corneria, from Star Fox

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