Your best kill?

Earlier on I did a fishing job for the Thieves Guild when I went back to claim my reward Devlin kept the gold because I got arrested (I didn't). So I thought I'll show you and I attacked every one in the guild. As I proceeded into the cistern part I one hit killed one of the killable members who went flying backwards over the rope banister and backwards somersaulted against the the wall and landed face down in the water, it looked awesome. After Brynjolf chased Serana and myself out of Riften, no guard or dragonborn were going to stop him.

Have you had any kills that have had you laughing or was just so amazing it's stuck in your memory.

Long distance arrow shot to a bandit, hit him fair in the middle of the foreheaded which threw himbackwards into a tree where he proceeded to slump down into a sitting position.

I then grabbed him by his ankle and dropped him naked off a cliff onto his skull.

It would have to be my first Fus Ro Dah for the nostalgia I just happened across Valtheim Towers I think its called, near Whiterun and there was a Bandit Chief which I was too low a level to face and I just Fus Ro Dahed him off :3

I once headbutted a guy so hard that he flew behind me and off the top of the fort we were on.

With my unarmed character I was doing the old 'save, punch, reload' exploit to restock the alchemist lady in Whiterun. Well I walked up behind her to give her a good whack, but instead of punching her my half naked Khajiit professional wrestler suplexed her onto a table. It was super badass, like all of the unarmed finishing animations.

Just found this youtube video to give you a better idea. It shows a lot of the super badass unarmed finishers I was talking about. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XyDhsXXdneQ

Not sure if it counts as it was me being killed, not me killing someone, but I recently had a Dragon fly towards the ground and kill me instantly by ramming into me. Went flying into the air the way you do when a Giant kills you with its club. Didn't even know Dragons could do that.

quote BluePhoenix

quote Kommando

I once headbutted a guy so hard that he flew behind me and off the top of the fort we were on.

Unrelenting Force and any high point always provide hilarity i find

Gotta love Unrelenting cliff kills!

My best has gotta be when i was roaming around as a werewolf and a dragon attacked - thought i was in the shit coz it could just burn me alive, but nope, it landed and i used my fully upgraded sprint attack to kill it in one.
Couldn't eat it's heart or take it's soul though.

quote Kommando

Technically more of suicide than a kill, but I shot a guy with 2 firebolts and he ran into his own beartrap and died.

Also, I just spent an hour and a half taking down 5 Chauri and a Chaurus Reaper on level 11 on master with firebolts.

quote skythelegend

Or Alduin, Level 4, Throat of the World

How the hell did get that far without getting past level 4? Did you hold your subsequent level ups back after getting the level up message?

psiberzerker made a thread about how to defeat Alduin on the lowest level, using the least amount of equipment, in the quickest possible time, on Master Difficulty. So I started an Altmer, (set Difficulty to Master) let Hadvar clear Helgen's Keep, ran around the wolves so they wouldn't attack me on my way to Riverwood. Ran to Whiterun in the river to avoid encounters, bought the Conjure Flame Atronach Spelltome from Farengar. Then went though the early game spamming it while avoidng as many Skill gains as possible. After killing Mirmulnir, the Unrelenting Force Shout was abused often, especially the final level of the Shout.
UF was a life saver in Alftand, it killed the Falmer very quickly and prevented Skill gains. Once up to Alduin, at level 4, with no Companion and having not once changed the Difficulty, lose all equipment and items other than the Scroll, which is necessary. The first word of Dragonrend is enough to keep it grounded long enough for you to lay on some damage and Alduin always lands in the same place every time it's used. The first word of Clear Skies can be used to stop his Dragon Stormcall and the Flame Atronach, will not cause enough damage to end it quickly, if you're lucky, Parthurnaax will be involved in the fight and cut the length down to about 30 minutes. I died loads of times, especially at Karthspire, in Alftand and Skuldafn, but other than the last one, I managed to find a way through by taking advantage of my sheer cowardice. I had a follower (Lydia) for Ustengrav and Salohknir, everything else was all me... Well, my conjured Daedra.

If you're smart, it's not all that difficult to do a low level run. Sure, you die a few times, but adapt your strategy for whatever roadblock you're facing and eventually you'll put psiberzerker and his wimpy level 15 class to shame.