Just last night, I was traveling north of Whiterun to go to the tomb that is part of the DB questline. I was about halfway there and near absolutely no cover at all when suddenly a dragon attacks.
My assassin character can in no way, shape or form handle a dragon one on one in open terrain, so I just fled back towards the city. Along the way, with the dragon giving chase, I run past a bandit camp, some Thalmor traveling the road, some wolves and that traveling bard on the road.
Finally, I get to some cover and turn around ready to fight and I see this MASSIVE melee erupting, The dragon is toasting bandits, wolves, mudcrabs, etc and just tossing them around like rag dolls whenever it lands. Finally at the end of it, there are at least 20 dead "things" around the dragon and I'm able to finish it off quickly with my bow.
Most epic dragon fight yet. I just watched, it was awesome.
I actually find it hilarious how big the mudcrabs are, make the ones in Oblivion look like a joke both size and combat wise.
I had an incident where I was having weight issues and had to drop some items, so I drop a Candlestick on the tavern floor in Riften and Mjoll and some other rich patron fought over it. Mjoll basically split him in two with her battleaxe, all for a measly candlestick and the funny thing is I thought Mjoll was suppose to be a protector, I guess that isn't the case anymore.

I carried around a flawless ruby for a while just to drop in random taverns hoping to get some people to fight over it. I couldn't get it to happen anywhere...finally, I ended up in Riften as part of a quest and decided to try it one last time there.
Well, this group of guys all wearing the same clothes (from the meadery I believe) walk in just as I drop it. They draw their blades and start talking about who it belongs to. They stand there for a little while with their weapons drawn, but not fighting. I got bored of waiting and went to pick it up when suddenly the Nord of the group kills the Dunmer in one shot. Then everyone just goes back to their usual tavern activities.
No one picked up the ruby or made a fuss over the dead guy. Heartless Skyrim...you're heartless.
"I think they put that camp so close by just to teach new players not to mess with giants. I also went there at a really low level, saved, and decided to see what happens if I shoot my bow at them.
Bad things happen. Very bad things. I was launched halfway into Morrowind I'm pretty sure.


