The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrimis one of the most popular–and successful–games of the past decade, and part of that popularity stems from the endless number of things for players to do in-game. Not only are gamers able to explore a vast world filled with optional quests and branching narrative choices, but they are also able to take advantage of this title’s physics engine to create their own fun. OneSkyrimplayer recently shared a clip of themself using the iconic Fus Ro Dah Dragon Shout on a huge pile of skulls.
Although the shout in question is often referred to simply as Fus Ro Dah, its full title is Unrelenting Force, and it is one ofSkyrim’s most useful Dragon Shouts. Players learn Unrelenting Force very early on in the game–in fact, it’s usually the first Dragon Shout that players master. The first and second words stagger any foes caught in the shout’s weight, while adding the third word will send throw targets backward and ragdoll them temporarily.
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Reddit user mandonaghan shared an 18-second-long video showcasing an incident where they filled the fire pit with skulls. After the pit was full, the player stood back and used themastered version of Unrelenting Forceon the stack of skulls. The shout sent the heap of skulls flying around the room like confetti. They made a hollow, plasticky sound on impact with the room’s floor, walls, and furniture.
Although this scene may seem morbid, ordinary skulls inSkyrimcan be obtained as a type of dungeon loot.Rarer skulls are often more difficult to locate, sometimes being the subject of entire quests. However, it appears that this video focuses on a collection of standard skulls. In the post’s caption, mandonaghan explained how they’d set up the skull-filled fire pit. Then they openly asked what random overload of items should be tried next, also stating that they wanted to see someone fill a house with cabbage.
As of writing, it appears that other fans find this video hilarious and are invested in seeing more item overload videos, whether or not Dragon Shouts are involved. One user suggested doing carrots, leading a second user to note that they could put potatoes, leeks, carrots, tomatoes, and cabbages in the poolsin front of Whiterunto create a very large bowl of vegetable soup. A third user observed that Lydia would likely be left to clean up after the skull explosion.
The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim Anniversary Editionis available on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Series X|S.
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