Can You Beat Skyrim Without Attacking Anything?

Skyrim is a game that’s all about helping people. Retrieve a stolen golden claw, find a family heirloom, there’s an endless number of menial tasks to complete. Though sometimes what someone wants is so extreme that the best course of action is to just kill them to avoid any inconvenience. But what if you couldn’t kill anyone? Can You Beat Skyrim Without Attacking Anything? Mitten Squad Discord: Mitten.Land Other Skyrim videos: Can You Beat Skyrim With Only A Torch? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUPJWdgx_U0 Can You Beat Skyrim Without Taking Any Damage?: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrejKEpQua4 Can You Beat Skyrim: Dawnguard Without Taking Any Damage? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGcaWmOgSN4 Can You Beat Skyrim With Your Hands Bound? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zOF1nWnZaMs Can You Beat Skyrim With Only A Fork? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBVBrUXGpWk Can You Beat Skyrim With Only Shouts? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TzSmz3BokE&t=5s Can You Beat Skyrim With Only Restoration Spells? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kg7irHJk7CE Twitter: https://twitter.com/mittensquad Can You Beat Skyrim Without Attacking Anything? (in text form) The first thing I did to start this playthrough was start Skyrim if you can believe that, let the introduction play, ride into Skyrim on a wooden sled with wheels while I was off killing time by folding laundry. But Bootcamp sure does love to be a son of a and with me at all times. First it was not even letting me play Black Ops Cold War because the graphics processor was integrated into the mouse or some such nonsense, I don’t know computer that’s why I buy Mac. I ultimately chose a High Elf as my race for, uh, no particular reason really. That was the first lie I’ve ever told in my life. I chose an Atmer named Long Al, that’s a callback to a big brain moment I had a few days ago, as my character because I had me a plan. And an almost decent one at that. They start with a 25 in Illusion and 20’s in Conjuration, Destruction, Restoration, Alteration, and Enchanting. If you’re wearing your thinking helmet right now, you might be able to see why I went with this race. As I went to the block, I kept my eyes on a horse, I knew he wouldn’t let me down. After a brief glance away, my boy gone and grew up, Alduin arrived, and my big beautiful horse was nowhere to be found. Getting into the first Skyrim temple safehouse took no effort, I was set free of my chains and shackles or strings if you wanna be technical about it. It was here I implemented the first stage of my plan. But first, we must ask ourselves what an “attack” really is. Usually, in say Fallout 3 for example, an attack is pretty much doing anything to any other character besides talking to them, because Fallout 3 doesn’t have any weapons that I can think of that legitimately do 0 damage. Skyrim has those though, and there’s a way to prove it. Fury is a Novice Illusion spell that offers creatures and people up to level 6 a glimpse into the Bucket Dimension, something no mortal can handle, causing them to erupt in a blind rage and attack anything around them for 30 seconds.