Skyrim Player Uses Blizzard Spell on Massive Pile of Elder Scrolls

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It can be dangerous to venture into the wilderness of Skyrim. While the open world of the game is filled with breathtaking locations to explore, many of these places are inhabited by dangerous creatures. From the Falmer to mighty dragons, the list of hostile beings in Skyrim is impressive. Fortunately, there are numerous ways that players can defend themselves against these foes.

While players can use weapons such as swords and bows to combat hostile forces, they can also call upon magic by casting spells in Skyrim. These special attacks allow players to use powerful abilities during battle. While the properties of these spells vary depending on the one used, they often can be very useful for players. Recently, one gamer decided to use one of these spells in a unique way.

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While visiting The Arcanaeum at the College of Winterhold, a player known as TeleportingRoach on Reddit came up with an intriguing experiment. They decided to use Blizzard, a Master-level Destruction spell, on an enormous pile of scrolls in the middle of the building. While the player was unsure what would transpire, the results were surprising and very amusing, to say the least. After wading into the middle of the sea of scrolls, the player unleashed the powerful spell. The results of the ability sent scrolls flying in every direction, creating a mini cyclone inside the building.

Beyond showing off the clip, TeleportingRoach gave some additional details about the vortex of scrolls in the Reddit comments. Even though seeing so many objects flying through the air was amusing, the Reddit user revealed that they had to modify the game in order to make it work. According to the player, console commands were