Would it be possible? To make a character who's victories are based completely on fluke and folly? Would a character who pitfalls at every thing which the stereotypical warrior-hero should do be possible?

If its possible, I'll call this new character Ragnar the Crimson.

You mean like Mr Bean or Inspector Clouseau?

Luck would have to play a bigger role in the algorithms. But, the physics is certainly here for tripping over something and having it smash into an NPC killing them.

Wow, I'd like to see how someone could implement them. It'd be funny to watch.

Yep, like them. I'm not sure if Skyrim itself could allow that though. It would be a fun character concept though. Running to Dragonsreach sword in hand screaming "Fear not kind citizens I will slay Aldu-" and then you trip, your sword flies out of your hand and kills kindly old Fralia and the annoying Nazeem.

An Argonian Dovahkiin who suffered brain damage when fighting a dragon, he get told he is Dovahkiin but he believes he is a dragon, he wear nothing, uses the Thu'um, fists/shivs, and the Wabbajack.
Also can you tell me a bit about that graphics card of yours.

You'd probably have to use mods, if on pc.

Yeah I do, I'm just not sure if there's any mods which would make this possible.

Inspector Clouseau's victories were 100% legitimate! Even though he came by most of them by "accident" and messes everything up all the time, he still end up solving the case and getting the bad guys in jail!

I like that concept!

I had one dead-is-dead character who was not exactly like this, but unpredictable and mentally unstable (and for the most of the time, drunk). When she was denied entrance to Whiterun, she jumped from a guard tower and died. (I didn't expect her to die, because I've made that jump before and survived.) But if she had survived longer, she was supposed to go about the quests in a random manner and act upon her immediate feelings.

Well, I did have an Imperial in Morrowind back in 2005 that was completely crazy and had a luck skill of 100.