A player ofThe Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrimfired an arrow at a dragon in the hopes of killing it, but things went horribly wrong.Dragons play a key role in the world ofSkyrim, as players will encounter them several times throughout their playthrough.
Skyrimfans can use a wide variety of weaponsand magic spells during these dragon fights, with each having its own skill tree. Gamers can utilize two-handed weapons, daggers, bows, and maces among others, and they can even enchant these weapons to deal bonus damage or inflict other status effects. Now, oneSkyrimplayer attempts to kill a dragon with a bow and arrow, but things don’t go as expected.
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A Reddit user named Ok-Water-5544 has shared a short clip fromThe Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrimfeaturing this attempt. The video shows Ok-Water-5544 firing an arrow at a dragon, only for a kill cam to start as soon as they shoot it. It looks like the arrow has a completely different destination in mind, as it flies past the enemy and kills a helpless rabbit behind the dragon. The cinematic presentation makes the clip even funnier, as the arrow just narrowly misses the dragon before killing the rabbit.
This incident doesn’t appear to be that uncommon, as users can find anothervideo fromThe Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrimof a player accidentally killing a bunny while fighting a dragon. In this case, the dragon dies just before the user fires the arrow, so perhaps the bunny would have survived had theSkyrimfan been faster or held their shot.
One player recently found out thatThe Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrimkeeps track of how many bunniesusers have slaughtered, so Ok-Water-5544 can add one to their current tally. As otherSkyrimfans have likely killed rabbits by accident, it’ll be interesting to see how these stats would look if such instances were removed from the total.
Users in the comments section also mention that Ok-Water-5544’s bunnies slaughtered stat has increased by one, with one claiming to have killed 10 rabbits by the time theyreached level 29 inSkyrim. A fan mentions that they tried to kill any bunnies they saw as soon as they learned aboutSkyrimtracking this stat, but the rest of the post is filled with jokes and puns. Overall, players seem to conclude that the poor rabbit was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrimis available for PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
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