Or most memorable.

For me it was with my Breton assassin who specialised in Conjuration so she could bound her weapons. No one would ever suspect her as an assassin as she carried no weapons. Anyway she was in training, so was carrying duel daggers and a bow. She was at a fort, can't remember which but I think she was on a lead to acquire a spell tome in bound bow. Anyway she was in the courtyard of this fort, the sun was setting and soft blanket of orange filled this warm evening. She was running on a wall as there was a conjurer or necromancer doing some sort of work. She got to the point where she was directly above him, she jumps of, lands behind and does an instant kill, throat slit. It was seamless, a work of art. After I killed him I noticed another one at the stop or a tower on the other side of the courtyard so she drew her bow and pop. Takes out the other one, he falls forward off the tower and lands on a shack. All that was missing with it blowing apart as he landed. Amazing.

i fired a dragonbone arrow at Nazeem, it hit him right in between the eyes and he ragdolled from the Bosmer's stall to Belethor's general goods store.

Well this one is actually a death, but it was so awesome I'll count it as the greatest kill I've seen.

So I got overwhelmed while trying to fight some bandits, so I ran into the woods to try and give myself cover in which to fight them. However, while running away from them, I was killed by an arrow that hit me in the throat. But the arrow didn't come from a bandit, it came from a hunter.

Apparently two hunters were attempting to kill an elk, and ended up killing a man.

I laughed for a good while when this happened.

That's awesome.

Bad luck brian Skyrim edition

Using Unrelenting Force to shout Ulfric Stormcloak to death, I actually disintegrated him....... I then wen't on to use his remains as kitty litter.

i'm going to try and kill tullius like this.

It's probably my favorite all-time Skyrim moment. At the very least, it's in the top 3.

It kind of reminds me of the Ronald Opus story.