hmm..

i am holding a 25lb steel hammer.

I am an expert at wielding it.

If I break it, I can always pick up another at the local smithy.

I haven't seen any lore re:neurosurgeon in skyrim.

So I'm just wondering in what capacity would it be beneficial for my character to close with a nearly dead enemy and head-butt them.

This makes no sense tactically either, since I am willingly giving up all the advantages of my weapon (reach, leverage, etc).

Love to have that one, perhaps when you have a bow equipped and you're quite close to the dragon.

As for my suggestion, if you've ever seen Troy, the move that Achilles does on Hector with the broken spear.

Since we're posting nonsense BRO-DUDE moves.

How about the one where you rip off each finger one by one, then put them between 2 slices of white bread and stuff it in the guy's mouth, then you pull off the man-panties and make the guy sniff them?

How about some reversal finishing moves? Y'know like your character could dodge an attack, steal the foe's weapon and kill them with it.

Foe w/-

Mace: The enemy comes in with a powerful downward attack, your character side steps in a twist like motion and captures the weapon and elbows the foe in the head before taking the mace and doing a powerful backhand attack to the face with the mace.

Sword/Dagger: As the enemy does an inward swipe attack, the player would then grab the arm of the foe and swing them over their body like a wrestling arm drag, take the foe's weapon and stabs them in the face while they're on the ground.

War Axe: The enemy comes in with a downward attack, player grabs axe by the shaft, kicks foe in the stomach or groin then as the foe is leaning over the player bashes them in the back of the head with the broad side of the axe. Foe falls face first to ground where player than wedges axe blade into spinal column

New shout called Blah - Deh - Meus (or something that sounds the same but looks more draconic)that causes enemies to explode. Also a good reference to Fallout

yah sorry still think mine are the most implementable

We do have finishing moves with blocking (They are quite interesting). Would that count?