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The concepts of power-levelling, grinding, and min-maxing your character have been an essential part of the Elder Scrolls series since its earliest days - and the inevitable streamlining we saw with Skyrim's release was never going to stamp it out.
Nov 16, 2017 Skyrim Thief Skills - how to max Sneak, Speech, Pickpocket and Lockpicking The best, fastest ways to level 100 in Skyrim's stealth-based Thief skills. Speech - Sell everything you can to raise your speech level until you can take the Bribery perk at Speech level 30. Once you've done that, bribe every guard that catches you committing a crime. You'll gain a full level and then some for every guard you bribe. Just remember that once bribed a guard cannot be bribed again for two in-game days.
Contents.There are two types of leveling in Skyrim: character leveling and skill leveling.Each time your character level increases, you are provided the opportunity to make key choices about your abilities. This means you may choose to increase either, or by 10 points, and you are also given one new perk point to invest in one of 18 different skills (listed below). Each time you increase any skill's level, you make progress towards gaining a character level. This increases the general effectiveness of that skill, while a minimum skill level is required for most perks to become obtainable. Gaining Levels Leveling your character is not the same as it was in - instead, it is based on an experience system related to skills.As you use a, you automatically gain a small amount of experience in that skill (which we will call 'Skill XP'), eventually causing that skill to level up. Skill level-ups can also be acquired instantly from or by reading. Every time you level up a skill, you also gain experience toward a character level-up (which we will call 'Character XP', or simply 'XP').
Furthermore, increasing the levels of your skills is the only way you are able to increase your character XP. However, leveling up low-level skills offers only a low amount of character XP toward your next level, while leveling up high-level skills offers more. The required amount of character XP needed to gain a character level-up increases as your character level increases.Unlike in and Oblivion, attribute bonuses gained at level-up have been simplified, eliminating the need to 'budget' one's skillups in effort to achieve maximum attribute increase. Most content is still leveled (primarily enemy gear), and some players may choose their perks and attribute increases unwisely, so it is still possible to create a character too weak to keep up. However, if you have installed the, you can expend souls to reset perks. See the section below for details.The amount of skill XP you receive from using a skill in a specific way is constant. However, as you increase in skill level, the amount of skill XP required for the next skill level up increases.
This is why blocking a few attacks from an may level up your skill at the beginning of the game when your skill level is low, but when your Block skill is higher later in the game, it will take a lot more attacks to level it up. In this instance, your Block skill would level up faster if you blocked an attack from a giant. Keep in mind that some skills are much easier to level up than others.
For instance, you may quickly level the skill to 100 by crafting nothing but jewelry; it will take a very long time, however, to level to 100 solely by attacking with a specific one-handed weapon. Further, successfully using your skill yields more skill XP than unsuccessfully using it. For example, successfully picking a lock gives you more XP than does breaking your lockpick in the attempt.Some skills will only increase when there is an active component associated with them:. will only increase if you are within range of and are avoiding detection by an entity that would otherwise be aware of your presence, or escaping from one that has detected you. You do not need to move for the skill to increase, though completing actions that are more difficult will increase the skill faster, such as moving and, more notably, completing sneak attacks. derived from Raise Zombie or similar spells will only increase if the minion engages in combat, while Conjuring Bound weapons only garners skill XP if you are in combat. will only increase if it is replenishing lost life (with a few exceptions) and will level up faster when in combat.
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derived from will only increase if you are actually detecting life forms with the spell. The more life forms you detect, the faster your skill will go up.
from runes will only increase if the runes are triggered. Other Destruction spells require a valid target, either a creature or an NPC. increases proportionally to the total value of lifted goods, assuming you are not caught. will gain a small increase for every broken pick, and a substantial increase that varies based on lock level versus skill and perk level for every successfully-picked lock.
However, if you successfully pick a lock that you have picked before, there is no XP reward., and give skill increases based on the results of the crafting.Note: Over-training will still grant you level ups even if the progress bar is stuck at 100% (for example: If you start training Illusion from level 1 to Illusion level 44 you will be level 6 once you choose to level up). Level and Skill XP Formulae Level XP is the experience points put towards raising your character's level.
Skill XP is the experience points put towards raising your level in a particular skill. Level XP The formula for character leveling is as follows: Character XP gained = Skill level acquired. fXPPerSkillRankSkyrim Game Setting variable: fXPPerSkillRank (default =1)Example: Training Alchemy from 20 to 21 gives 21 Character XP points XP required to level up your character = (Current level + 3). 25Or if using the Skyrim Creation Kit Game Setting values:(fXPLevelUpBase)+(Current Char. Level. fXPLevelUpMult)Where the default values for Skyrim vanilla (1.9.32.X) are fXPLevelUpBase = 75 and fXPLevelUpMult = 25.Example: 100 XP is required to advance from level 1 to level 2, and 1300 XP is required to advance from level 49 to 50.
This is consistent across all levels. Graph of the total Skill XP accumulated for the current level of the skill as function of the current Skill level. The standard skills include: Archery (Marksman), One-Handed, Alteration, Block, Conjuration, Destruction, Heavy Armor, Illusion, Light Armor, Restoration, Speechcraft and Two-Handed. Destruction XP gain is reduced at difficulty settings higher than Adept, but not increased at lower ones.' Base Magicka' refers to the base cost of the spell. 'Raw damage' refers to the damage before armor is taken into account. Leveling Decisions You are notified when you are eligible to level up.
When you accept the new level—which updates to the highest level you have currently earned—your character is fully healed, regaining any, and that was depleted. You can choose whether to do this immediately, or whether to use the level-up strategically to take maximum advantage of the healing bonuses. In addition, in the standard game, you can level up anywhere; unlike in Oblivion or Morrowind, is not necessary. However, with enabled, sleep is once more required.
Note that when you do choose to level, you will be raised to the highest level earned through skill progression; so if you have progressed four levels since you last chose to level up, you will gain all four of those levels the next time you open the skills tab. It is possible, though quite tricky to raise one level at a time when you have more levels 'banked'.
Immediately (as in almost simultaneously), once you confirm your level up attribute bonus, you need to press the exit button (B on Xbox, O on PS). It may take a few tries each time you try it as the window of opportunity is very very small. However, you won't be able to add any perks until you have cleared all 'banked' levels.When leveling up, you are able to make two permanent character changes:. One (, ) can be increased by 10 points. This choice is prompted for upon going to the perk and skill screen and leveling; if you gained 4 levels you will be prompted to make 4 choices in succession. One will be awarded per character level gained.
Perk points do NOT need to be used when leveling and may be saved for a later time. This allows you to either utilize perk choices for immediate benefit in skills for which you meet the minimum requirements, or to upgrade other paths once those requirements are met.It should be emphasized that the attribute choice is permanent barring use of the developer console on the PC version of the game. Perks can be reset by reaching 100 in the appropriate skill and making it. Since skill advancement contributes to the earning of perks as general choices, it is possible to utilize a gain in unrelated skills to progress through other perk paths should that be desirable. With the expansion installed, it is possible to reset your perks after you have completed the main Dragonborn questline.
Doing so will consume one dragon soul, and will allow you to clear all perks from one skill tree, refunding the perk points back to you. This process can be repeated as many times as desired, provided you have the dragon souls.Navigating Skills / Adding a Perk (PC only) Enter the skill screen by pressing Tab and selecting 'Skills' (2x Up-Arrow or W-key), or alternately by hitting the?/-key. Once on the screen, you can navigate through skills either by using the movement keys (A, D, W, S) or clicking with your mouse.Make sure the skill to which you would like to add a perk is centered on the screen and the constellation is visible. This brings up the perk tree for that skill.
Navigate to the perk you wish to add. To add the perk, click directly on the star below the text. This will bring up a pop-up screen that you can answer with 'Yes' (Enter) to add the perk or 'No' (Tab) to cancel. Maximum Level At higher levels, leveling up happens much more slowly.
Level increases in Skyrim follow a formula (detailed above in the Gaining Levels section). Prior to the maximum level was 81, since there was no way to gain any more experience once every skill reached its maximum value of 100.With Patch 1.9, individual skills can be made 'legendary', denoting them with an Imperial symbol. This will reset the skill to 15, and perk points used for that skill may be redistributed. Gaining levels in that skill will affect leveling again, thus effectively removing the level cap of 81. There is no restriction on the number of times that skills can be made legendary. This change makes it theoretically possible to obtain every single perk in the game. You can level up even after reaching level 252, so you can continue to increase magicka, health or stamina, though you will have nothing left to spend the resulting perk points on.According to the formula, training one individual skill all the way from 15 to 100 (one mastering cycle) yields 4,930 XP.
This amount of XP is enough to level from 1 to 17, or from 194 to 195. Leveling up to 252 (unlocking all perks) would take a total of 809,475 XP. This corresponds to over 164 skill mastering cycles, or mastering every skill over 9 times. The fastest approach to such a huge task would be to find the easiest skill to raise and to exclusively focus on that for leveling purposes, though Keep in mind, that to actually spend all 252 perk points every skill needs to be 100. Effects of Leveling Various aspects of the game are leveled.
This means that as your character increases in level, some enemies become more challenging, but also the quality of the items you find becomes better. However, the leveling system in Skyrim has been altered from that used in, in response to criticisms of Oblivion's leveling system.Different locations in Skyrim have different inherent difficulties. In other words, some dungeons are designed to be too difficult for low-level characters to enter. More challenging dungeons are generally located at higher elevations, meaning that early in the game, players may want to avoid mountainous regions. However, more difficult dungeons contain better rewards.
In addition, some high-quality items can be randomly found even early in the game.In addition, all leveled enemies are generated more like leveled creatures in. For example, Bandit NPCs are always a fixed level for their name (Bandits are level 1, Bandit Thugs are level 9, Bandit Highwaymen are level 14, etc). The player's level affects the range of possible bandit types generated within a bandit dungeon, and probably the frequency, but does not seem to affect the resulting stats except in a few rare cases. Lower variant bandits remain reasonably common even when more dangerous bandits are available.Enemy types also seem to reach a plateau where they stop getting stronger. The strongest bandits (non-boss) are mid-20s. The strongest generic vampire is 54, and guards seem to stop scaling at 50. This implies that the difficulty of many areas will not increase beyond certain levels, except perhaps in frequency of difficult encounters.
In other words, dungeons have a level range, where if you do not meet the level requirement, you will face the lowest range of the dungeon. For instance, if a dungeon is ranged from level 15 to 25, and you are level 10, you will face creatures in the dungeon scaled at level 15. However, at the other end of the scale, most dungeons become relatively trivial after you've played the game for a while and have leveled up enough. The highest random leveled enemies in the original game are and, but even these enemies were only meant to fight players around level 50. Leveling Exploits Essential Combat All NPCs tagged as can be used as effective training dummies for combat skills.
The best ones to use are those that will not report you for assault, such as Hadvar or Ralof during Unbound, or any of the Greybeards. However, even these examples may sometimes report you, though giving you zero bounty crimes that cannot be cleared, but causing problems with guards and crime-fighting citizens.
Committing a crime with a bounty attached and paying it off should clear any zero bounty crimes. Infinite Leveling in Helgen There are multiple opportunities to infinitely level some of your skills during the opening quest, but it is quite easy to break the game by over-leveling. The game-breaking comes because the enemies you face will be far too hard to kill, and can kill you very easily.
If you decide to use one of these methods and have a high starting level make sure at least one of your combat skills is leveled appropriately so you can cope in the much more dangerous Skyrim you have created. It is also recommended that you focus your attribute bonuses on health in order to better survive while you find some suitable armor. None of the methods here are unique, but the opportunity at such an early stage is worthy of mention.The first opportunity to level is during your escape inside the burned-out tavern. In the corner facing the area where Alduin lands in front of Hadvar and Haming you can crouch and hide to level up your Sneak skill. This corner can be tricky to use as you will randomly be spotted by Alduin, and this method is rather slow.
This is also the first and only way to level any skill before entering the keep.Once inside the keep and hands are untied you can use magic. Your range of spells is rather limited and at this point you can only use flames to level at a rate quicker than painfully slowly, but your companion will not move until you arm yourself with a weapon, so you can take as long as you want and burn him to level your Destruction. You can also wait until after the torture room where you can pick up some clothing with magic bonuses and attack your companion at every chance you get.The next opportunities depend on who you side with (see below). The last opportunity during the quest comes with the bear at the end of the escape tunnel.
At this point you are given a bow and some arrows. You can shoot your companion with these and any other arrows you have collected to get some free levels in Archery, but you cannot recover the arrows in order to continually boost your levels. However, you can level your One-handed, Two-handed, Destruction, and Sneak (in conjunction with One-handed) infinitely by attacking your companion (Sneak is leveled by crouching and attacking with either a One-handed weapon or bow). As long as you don't attract the attention of the bear and subsequently kill it your companion will remain by the cart. A final chance comes with the bear.
As long as you stay within range without it detecting you your skill will rise. Siding with HadvarThe unique opportunity comes with the friendly Torturer, as long as he survives the fight in the room. You will need to use one of the iron daggers found here as the Torturer is not essential and can die, however he will not turn on you unless you make three quick attacks on him. Equip one of the daggers and then start sneak-attacking him with normal attacks (not power attacks).
This levels up both Sneak and One-handed and can be done to level 100 at this point as long as you take no perks affecting damage by the dagger.You can start to level Pickpocketing here too. Find the few coins in the room and then reverse-pickpocket the coins onto the Torturer.
Take the coins back and then place them in his inventory again, and repeat. While this can be done with any other item it is very difficult. You can easily gain a few levels but more than that will take a long time as experience is based on the value of the item(s) moved.
Siding with RalofThe unique opportunity comes in the kitchen before the Torturer. You must kill the heavily armored Imperial soldier and loot the key from her body before Ralof gets it (you may wish to make a save before entering, in case he gets it). If you obtain the key Ralof will move to the locked door and wait for you to open it.
Until you open it you are free to use him to train your Destruction, One-handed, and Sneak skills. Trainer Pickpocketing Train using a and then pickpocket your gold back.Without any pickpocket perks, this only works up to skill level 30 or so.
The highest you can go with this 'exploit' is level 76. Even with a full complement of Pickpocket perks (Light Fingers 5/5: +100% chance to pickpocket, Night Thief: +25% chance to pickpocket if NPC is asleep, Cut Purse: +50% chance to steal gold), 100 Pickpocket, and Thieves Guild armor (+15% pickpocket), and the NPC sleeping, it is usually impossible (0% chance) to pickpocket back the nearly 4k in gold it costs to train skill level 77. There are a couple of ways to get around this limitation:. You can use the shout to knock down the trainer, and then pickpocket them while they are getting back up (even though the menu still displays 0% chance, you cannot fail). However, you should save your game first as sometimes (though not often) this method will cause NPCs to attack you.
You can put a Paralysis poison in the NPC's inventory and then steal the gold, and they won't attack you.Keep in mind that only 5 skill points may be trained at a trainer per level across all skills. At higher levels, 5 skill increases will earn only a small portion of the experience needed to level.
The remaining skill increases you need to level must still be earned normally. Thus, the spending of 7 perk points in Pickpocket to maximize this method has a fairly poor return when compared to doing a dungeon crawl or two (at higher levels) for the 25,000+ gold you need for 5 training points. However, if you are focused on getting Pickpocket to 100, this method will get you there every few levels, and then if you make Pickpocket legendary, you will get back the perk points and can start to retrain Pickpocket. You should be able to train Pickpocket to 51 using a skill trainer, while pickpocketing your gold back to increase Pickpocket even faster. Be warned that starting this process at lower levels can leave you in great difficulty in combat, if you have not trained any combat skills. Trainer Followers There are several who are also.
In this case, you can have them follow you, ask them to train, and then ask them to trade and take your gold back.Notably, there are 5 trainers (3 expert:, 2 master:, ) in the Companions headquarters in Whiterun who are eligible to become your follower after you complete the Companions quest line. In may also be recruited as your follower if you complete in his favor, and he is a common trainer. Trainer Bartering There are many who also sell merchandise - such as the, for instance. Without the, trainer-merchants will only buy items of a similar type they sell. For instance, trainers at the College of Winterhold, will normally only buy or sell spells, clothing (not armor), jewellery, books, gems and staves.
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Once you have access to an enchanting table, it is fairly inexpensive to enchant jewelry with for a good profit. Similarly, general merchants, armorers and fences will buy an iron dagger enchanted with which sell for a good profit at low levels, whereas enchanted items weapons sell for very high profit. Simply make several items like these, ask the trainer to train you as normal, and then ask what they have for sale and get your gold back by selling them the enchanted daggers.
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You may need to have the Merchant perk in Speech; most trainers will not normally buy weapons. At higher levels of skill training, this can also help you to train Speech.