I used the smithing exploit to level up my smithing to 100 really early on. Then, I made the best bow I could at the time, along with a waraxe, and continued looting Nordic Tombs till I found a dragonsteel waraxe. I went to Dragonsbridge, "liberated" that, and now I'm trying to find the mist forge.

I was taking my first smithing lessons from Alvor when they came. A shout. "Mistwalkers!" I dropped the items I was carrying and drew my bow, my face set in a grim expresion. I and the villagers fought for an hour, most of us falling and becoming corrupted into those things. A minute was all the respite we had. I looked out the other gate and saw several dozens of the Mistwalkers. I gave out a cry and ran, hoping to get to Whiterun. I never saw the Mistwalker claw me full in the chest, I just rembered feeling the shock and explosion of pain. I instintictivly rolled and stabbed a knife up. Into the Mistwalkers head. I left the knife there and started to run again, only to come to a halt a few paces away, puking my guts up. I whimpered in pain and fear, my breath gone. The pain kept increasing and I saw my limbs start to dry up, going taunt. I was dead and I knew it. I screamed my hatred at the sky at this injustice, before falling over due to the overwhelming pain. And then blissed cold nubness melted the pain and everything went black.

I groaned and sat up, the sky around dancing with color. Everything seemed to be enchanced in color, the grass, the rocks and even the trees. And then a black shape loomed up before me and spoke, "Welcome to Sovengard. Meal."

i upgraded my magicka health and stamina upgraded my smithing and got alot of magic spell books than went to whiterun with a dragonbone bow with 2 enchanted daggers and a warhammer and started taking them down 1 by 1

get the best turn undead spells and a crossbow :)

i got the bound bow spell and the ritual stone. will 10 0f them and use them to fight for me. they even resurrected more before they died

WOW cool

I had just been called to High Hrothgar from the Greybeards. I remembered a prophecy from an elderscroll "It was said that when the Dragonborn hears the call to the mountain the dead will walk the land covered in a eternal mist!" - The Curse of Molag Bal. I was in Whiterun i had just bought a house with all its furnishings from the Jarl. I was going to make the journey to the mountain and i had my whole life sorted out. Learn "The way of the voice" Join and help the war efforts, help witht he dragon problem then get a house in Windhelm and settle down. But as i approached the mountain a strange chanting could be heard and a cloud of mist sweeped the land. There were strange figures in the mist, almost like Draugr but i had to get up the mountain! Half way up and i was surrounded. Lydia had perished on the 100th step! All the Pilgrims on the mountain were either dead or staring at me with their cold, dead zombified eyes.

I made it to the top and overheard a load voice from the mountain. "The Elderscroll was right, what have we done" The "Zombies" Were standing right next to me at this point! Over fifty of them when suddenly the greybeards came out of their safe heaven and said "Perhaps we have been oblivious for too long now." But just and they said that i was out clod, Or atleast i thought i was. I woke up and a tall broad figure told me "Welcome brother your heroic deeds have brought you here!" He siad he was a strange man who had a warhammer on his back. "Welcome to Sovengarde you did well and even little deeds can lead you here!"

Mega Charlie helped me with his legendary gear, unstoppable spells, and weapons?

The ponies took care of that. ;)

My personal analysis and reaction was the following... "Oh... god... a zombie... oh god another zombie... 4 zombies... 6... 12... 24... No...No ... ... "Self explanitory" what later occurs...

I used Shadowmourne and various other npc mods, apparently ohcrapalypse mobs will fight the mist monsters, so i just lure a boss to a town like riverwood and have it "liberate" the town of the plague, rinse and repeat for all the other towns/cities.