For more details, see "All Trainer Locations " below. The higher your skill level, however, the more they will charge to train you in that particular skill. This even applies when you have a piece of equipment or a buff that temporarily increases your skill level!
To save a lot of money, take off all of those pieces of armor or jewelry and remove all of those buffs before training! Note that you may only have a trainer no matter what level he or she is train you a total of 5 times before you have to level up again! The chart below shows the locations of all Trainers in Skyrim.
Common-level trainers can train your Skill up until level Expert -level trainers can train you to level 75, and Master -level trainers can train your skill up to Many mage, thief and fighter skills can be trained for free by simply stealing the fee back after each training.
Simply pick an area with easy access to trainers who are sleeping in their beds. The Companions building in Whiterun works for fighter skills , the College of Winterhold works for mage skills, and Riften would probably work for thief skills. Talk to the trainer at night while they are sleeping and train your skill, then wait till they go back to bed and steal the money spent back. Be sure to steal the money back after each single skill up because the success rate will decrease as the trainer gains more gold.
Using this trick you will not only gain free levels in your chosen skill, but your pickpocket skill will increase very quickly. If you're particularly interested in leveling up Archery , Sneak , Pickpocketing or Lockpicking , the Thieves Guild is an ideal training ground.
Follow the same procedure as above -- level with the appropriate trainer than pickpocket the money back. However, what makes the Thieves Guild so great for training is the fact that you won't rack up a bounty if you are caught trying to retrieve your hard earned cash. If you are caught with your hand down a trainer's pocket, they will reply with something like "I suppose I can let it slip this time.
Do this as much as you want -- it is definitely the safest way to train for free. Don't feel bad though, they're all thieves after all -- wouldn't it be a little hypocritical of them to blow a gasket when they're the ones getting their pockets picked?
As they say, what goes around comes around. Last Edited: 22 Aug pm. Additionally, using certain potions , or magical items that increase the pickpocketing skill. Hiring followers like Aela, Athis , Farkas , Faendal , Njada and Vilkas will surely help you boost your skill and character levels without paying for the training.
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If you have access to the Orsimer strongholds, you can head over to Dushnik Yal and seek Master level training from Burguk. Archery will serve any ranged fighters well, both in battle and when hunting for game.
Five trainers can be found in Skyrim, including Angi at Angi's Camp, who will give you a special quest related to archery. In Riverwood, Faendal can give you Adept level training.
For Expert level training, head over to Whiterun and seek out Aaela the Huntress among the Companions. If speed is your thing and you want to be light on your feet, Light Armor is ideal for you. In Riften, Grelka offers Expert level training should you head to the marketplace.
If you're already part of the Dark Brotherhood, you can also seek out Nazir, who'll be happy to train you at Master level. An ideal skill for those who prefer to travel the shadows, Sneak is a staple for thieves.
In Markarth, seek out Garvey who can give you Expert level training. If you happen to catch a Khajiit caravan, try and find a Khajiit known as Khayla, who can train you in Sneaking at Adept level. No doors or chests will remain inaccessible should you invest in Lockpicking. Easy enough to level on its own due to how many locked chests there are in the world, only two trainers exist in all of Skyrim.
Vex from the Thieves Guild will train you at Master level, provided you're a member of the Guild. If you happen to come across a Khajiit caravan, a Khajiit named Ma'jhad will also offer Expert level training. Other people's belongings are now yours, through Pickpocketing. Risky to practice, it's also hard to find someone who'll actually train you.
In Windhelm, you can also ask Silda the Unseen to train you at Expert level. She'll usually be wandering around Candlehearth Hall. While Speech is easy to level up by bartering with vendors, there are also five trainers in Skyrim to help you. You can train five times per character level. At level 1 you can train five times; at level 2 you can train five times; and so on.
It is not related to the level of your skill. You can train one skill five times, or five skills once, or any other combination. This answer is not correct, but the comment from victoriah is — GmNoob. Iszi Don't worry, your character didn't really lose anything by not using the services of trainers constantly. Skill levels gained through training behave exactly like skill levels gained through regular gameplay. Every 10 skill levelups you get a character levelup, no matter if you gained those 10 levelups through training or playing.
In fact, training through playing is usually better for the character, because whatever activities you performed to level your character likely made it richer instead of poorer. Actually, character XP earned per skill up is variable. In Helgen, raising a few skills a few levels will level you up once or twice.
Grinding a few skills to in Helgen like 1H or 2H can see you leaving there at level Grinding 1H and Block to high but not max levels and sneak to 17 times can see you leaving at level If you grind for levels using Telekinesis fast traveling at fairly high levels say between and a single skill mastering fro 15 to may only raise your character by a level or two. Here are what the trainers can train you to: Common: Expert: Master: Now it's possible to level above the maximum by being one level below, and not trainer 5 times yet.
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