Skyrim Dragons Running When Hurt?
Okay, I've gotten alright at fighting dragons from a hiding spot with a bow- but when I manage to get their health really low they fly off! Is this because I've maxed out my sneak and they can't find me? Or is it a bug? 'Cause normally creatures don't run when they get low on health- only people. Maybe it's identifying the dragons like NPC's? Help?
Best Answer
When a dragons HP gets low it will land in the nearest "landing spot". But if there is no "landing spot" close by they will fly far away.
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Why do dragons run away in Skyrim?
When a dragon gets below 50% health, it's forced to land. If there're no suitable landing spots nearby this involves flying away at full speed to the closest place it can touch down. If that spot happens to be a "runway" then the dragon'll crash land along it.Can you outrun a dragon in Skyrim?
Yes, you can run away from random Dragon fights but it's likely they will follow you and cause some damage before you finally lose them.Does fire hurt dragons in Skyrim?
Dragons are vulnerable to fire: well, at least some of them. There are many types of dragons, but they fall into two major archetypes: fire dragons and frost dragons. Fire dragons are vulnerable to frost (25% weakness) but resistant to fire (50% resistance).What does killing dragons in Skyrim do?
When slain, these humongous creatures allow you to harvest their scales and bones to craft powerful Dragon Armor (which comes in both light and heavy flavors). The heavy version of Dragon armor only requires dragon bones, dragon scales, and some leather.Skyrim: How to Ride a Dragon - (Skyrim Ride a Dragon)
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It really matters on the pc I mean as you can tell the pc's in skyrim are a little bit weird. Dragons don't usually run, and it's for sure not your sneak you just ran into a few weird pc's in the game. You'll get this more when you start facing elder dragons then you'll be the one wishing they would run.
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