Did you know that ridiculously short falls are the leading cause of death among Skyrim's horse population?

Did you know that if you cast a spell near a child, they may ask you to cast a spell of invisibility on them?

Here's a few fun facts without spoilers:

-You can increase your one-handed skill by attacking as a werewolf

-Werewolves have 100 more health and stamina

-Werewolves always sprint faster than horses, not just over long distances

-It seems that werewolves expend stamina more slowly, but that may just be me

-By default, using the power button as a werewolf lets out a loud roar. The roar has an effect of Fear up to level 25 (I think) over a very large radius. Not sure if this can be improved with Illusion perks, but I hope someone finds out!

-By continuing questing along the same storyline that enabled you to become a werewolf, you can have access to different roars.

-The standing power attack with either arm as a werewolf unleashes a powerful three hit combo, while power attacks in any other direction send opponents flying. This has various combat applications, especially when you're outnumbered and overwhelmed and need to act tactically.

Did you know that if you stand and talk to guards to see all of their dialogue they may tell you about places to go and adventure by adding them to your map?

Did you know that in Windhelm there's...snow?!

Did you know that deer, moose,mammoths, rabbits, wolves, bears etc can not only swim but fly?

Did you know that even if you are the Dragonborn and the local Thane, guards don't like it if you accidently kill someone when defending the town from a Dragon?

Did you know that Skyrim is a threat to your GPA?

Yes, that is one thing I unfortunately know... :sadvaultboy:

Until 11/11/11, I did not know this was so common.

Did you know that the Blades are a bunch of self-righteous jerks? They're like racists, but with dragons.

Did you know that it's kinda weird that the PC can waltz into any town as a Khajiit, yet your brethren are never allowed inside?

Did you know that mudcrabs are horrible creatures?

Did you know that there are more heavy armor variants than light armor, such as Draugr armor and Blades armor?

Did you know that some cooked foods are actually very useful in combat?

made a similar thread a few days ago, sadly it got little attention... :sadvaultboy:

did you know that you can ignite the oil puddles (rainbow coloured stains on floors) in dungeons to create a mighty fire AoE effect ?

bump for more awareness of ingame stuff

Keep it coming, there is a few things, I didn't know about.

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Did you know you can use the mouse wheel to to make the perspective wider in third person and take you out of first person,

Did you know that if you let out a shout in a tavern you might get a series of hints as to the locations of some walls of power.

Really?! Fantastic!

Wow, this is one of the most useful threads I've read in a long time, haha. I'll try to think of something to contribute.

did you know that if you get to 100 pickpocket skill level and chose the last perk that you can steal clothes off a character? useful for getting a husband or wife out of unattractive clothing (e.g miner clothes) although they do not always try on new clothes and walk about in their underwear.

Did you know the only way to fight a dragon without getting the dragonstone is through the College of Winterhold questline.

Did you know Krosis is the only priest that can be fought without needing to go through a dungeon and guards a wall with all three shouts on it.

Did you know that you can steal the gold given to a trainer right back after training.

Did you know that you can place baskets on peoples heads and steal things from right in front of them.

Did you know that some vendors have a hidden chest with all their stuff in it, only accessible by clipping through the world ("tcl" in console).

Actually, do it in any town or public place. Couriers will come to you with Word Wall locations.

Did you know that your follower will use torches when in darkness if you give him / her some torches?

Did you know that turning your monitor on makes the game much easier to play?