And yes we're aware of how much that sounds like the opening line of a particularly uninventive a spam email, but bear with us - it does actually work. It comes in the form of a crafting loop, which you can perform through a combination of Alteration, Smithing, Enchanting and Alchemy skills to make potentially thousands from pretty minimal investment. Whilst you can of course earn a self-sustaining amount of money in Skyrim from simply performing questions and generally keeping busy in the the world, there are also some more specific methods you can employ that will drastically improve you ability to rake in the Gold.įirst up in this section, we'll be taking you through the one method we've found to be the most effective above all others - excluding cheats and exploits.
#Skyrim fortify pickpocket pro#
the extra pockets perk does sound nice but ive never leveled pickpocket on any of my characters.Watch on YouTube Skyrim PS4 Pro vs PC Ultra vs PS4: Graphics Comparison/Frame-Rate Test The best way to earn Gold in Skyrim people have far more money in their houses than on their person. other than to get into the thieves guild i dont see the point. if you dont want to do the work you could even use this: Potion Recommender! to tell you the most valuable potions you can brew with the ingredients you have.Īs for pickpocket i have never used it at all. rarer ingredients make better and more valuable potions as well. so you just pick an ingredient that you know at least two effects of, and add another ingredient that has each of those effects. The key with alchemy is that the more effects the potion has, the more its worth, and in turn the larger amount of experience you receive. and if you did good enough you should still have potions left over to sell.
#Skyrim fortify pickpocket plus#
youll end up with all the money you paid them, plus the money they already had. you can just walk into an alchemist, buy all their ingredients, make them into potions, and sell them back. i always do it even if i dont need the potions. But, I definitely get the roleplaying aspect of it, so if you've got extra perks lying around that you don't need anywhere else, why not invest in pickpocketing for a bit more fun? I would just suggest dropping your stolen goods off at your house before going on a pickpocketing rampage!Īlchemy is the single best way to make money in skyrim. Reloading after every failed pickpocket attempt gets very old very fast. If you're a thief, chances are you'll be carrying a good number of stolen items at any given time, and if you're caught committing a crime, the guards will confiscate them all. If you tend to use a lot of different potions and poisons, making them yourself would be worth it.Īs for pickpocketing, I've never cared for it myself, even with a thief character, mainly because of the risk of getting caught at earlier levels. Fortify Destruction potions for the tougher battles my pyromancer gets into), so I can get away with just buying them or looting them from bandit camps and barrows and whatnot. But, I typically only use restorative and regenerative potions, anyway, plus a few fortifiers ones based on my build (e.g. Being a thief, you're going to have enough money to blow on potions, anyway - and they'll be much better much earlier than they would if you make them all yourself. So, perks, they worth the investment? I'd also use poisons often much as my only mode of attack is archery (with a deadric bow of course ^_^).Īny other tips on my thief character is welcome, thank youĮh. so I'd just make the ones I want and ignore the rest I suppose. I don't see a whole lot of appeal to carrying around a bajillion potions all the time, but I practically do that anyway I'm wondering if it's worth it as I find potions lying around all the time, but I only use certain ones anyway. So other than the extra pockets perk, is investing in it worth it? It really would be just for entertainment and rp value less than needing money from random people's pockets >.>Īnd as for alchemy, I don't particularly like that potions (and ingredients) take up so much carry weight. Considering I don't use spells to heal, I'm thinking alchemy would be my next preference, but I'm also considering pickpocketing just for the fun of it really. I started up a thief recently and at the moment he's level 28 with all perks spent in archery, sneak, and smithing.
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