SKYRIM MORE GOLD FOR MERCHANTS MODS

The only required ingredients are one leather strip and one iron ingot. Keep in mind while reading that ore can be turned into ingots at a Smelter.Creating Iron Daggers at a blacksmith forge is extremely easy and cheap. The Iron Dagger/Gold Ring MethodThe following methods have the benefit of not only increasing your Enchanting skills (since youвЂ™ll have an abundance of enchantable items), but your Smithing skills as well. If you wish to level up your Smithing skills alongside your Enchanting skills, ignore this entire section completely and move on to the Iron Dagger/Gold Ring method. Just know that once you learn an enchantment, you can no longer disenchant items that have that particular enchantment, therefore disenchanting alone cannot be your sole means of maxing out your Enchanting skill.This is all assuming, of course, that you are only interested in boosting your Enchanting skill. If it isnвЂ™t, try speaking to Ahkari again.Simply disenchanting all the gear you continually find in this chest is a fantastic way to boost your skill, not to mention learn all the enchantments in the game. After looting the chest, wait 48 hours and the chest will be filled again with new goodies. The contents reflect her inventory (so, for example, you can get your gold back if you were to buy anything from her).

This chest belongs to Ahkari, a traveling Khajiit merchant who often appears at the entrance to Dawnstar. In addition to that, we suggest you track down the invisible chest in Dawnstar in the above video) as it is filled to the brim with soul gems, enchanted gear, and non-enchanted gear.

So, before you start going after the Iron Dagger method detailed in the next section, we recommend enchanting all of the useless equipment you already own and selling or stashing it.

SKYRIM MORE GOLD FOR MERCHANTS MODS

I have even gone so far as to turn off all my mods except core Skyrim and proceeded to arrange the circumstances where the merchant would have over 30,000 gold and tried the bug out. You can sell anything to them but they don't give you any gold back and their merchant gold value never decreases. After the merchant's gold is reduced to 42750, you'll no longer gain any gold from selling to them. If you get the merchant above 42750 gold, say, with training, you'll run into a problem when you sell to them. I've experienced a bug with multiple merchants in Skyrim. If you have sold them, there are plenty to simply pick up from the Archmage Quarters in the College of Winterhold, and theyвЂ™re strewn about dungeons all over Skyrim (especially Dwarven ruins). The same goes with soul gems, unless youвЂ™ve sold them all off. Using What You Already Have (and an Invisible Chest)Again, depending on what point youвЂ™ve reached in the game, you may already have access to lots of useless and cheap weapons and armor.

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