Org'Mar dismounted to defend himself and once again murderhorse sprang into action, death in his empty black eyes and murder in his horsey heart. Until two miles down the road when a dragon landed dead in their path. After taking a few good kicks, Org'Mar was finally able to mount murderhorse again, which calmed him down. By the time Org'Mar caught up, the entire encampment was dead, and murderhorse set his sights on his former rider. No, this horse ran straight into the encampment and started beating bandits to death with his hooves. But not, as expected, back towards whiterun. He stopped at the bottom of the encampment, and dismounted, and off ran his stolen horse. As his name suggests, Org'Mar wasnt one to use weapons or magic, so fighting from horseback was difficult and unwieldy. That is, until they reached an encampment of briarhearts. Being stolen, heвЂ™d try to run off anytime Org'Mar dismounted, and running to catch him became commonplace. One of my favorite charecters, Org'Mar The Drunken Fist, at one point found himself kicked out of whiterun and needed to get away from the guards outside, so he stole the nearest horse and ran with it. I think it is safe to conclude that there is no beast more loyal (and murderous) than the Skyrim horses?

The other one was about a quest for that Dark Brotherhood where you assassinate the Emperor on a boat and somehow while the player was swimming away from the ship his quest-given horse spawned there and started murdering everyoneвЂ¦

This is the second story about Skyrim murder horses that I read today. Over at Patreon and society6 we love all of our pets, even the ones that need to be kept away from the others at all times. I loathe to part with the black horse, because it looks like a horse I used to ride, but you know. Since thereвЂ™s been a bit of an animal theme lately, I felt the need to tell you about my Skyrim adventures with Frost, aka Murder Horse.

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