Comments on: Skyrim Guide – Thievery and Stealing – Tips and Strategies /gaming/2011/11/skyrim-guide-thievery-and-stealing-tips-and-strategies/ Sat, 15 Jul 2017 19:01:00 +0000 hourly 1 By: Person /gaming/2011/11/skyrim-guide-thievery-and-stealing-tips-and-strategies/#comment-12104 Sun, 22 Jan 2017 22:35:00 +0000 /?p=8567&post_type=games#comment-12104 In my opinion a good way to steal is by staying out of the Shop owners sight (if stealing from a shop) and then use telekinesis and the object will come to you and then you leave

]]> By: Shipress /gaming/2011/11/skyrim-guide-thievery-and-stealing-tips-and-strategies/#comment-3971 Mon, 14 Nov 2011 21:36:00 +0000 /?p=8567&post_type=games#comment-3971 Just a tip for anyone who’s reading this! Never underestimate the power of sneaking. The faster you can get the 15x stabbing bonus from the sneak tree, the better. Investing perks heavily in stealth skills can leave you rather inept in battle if you don’t do it right, but with the right gear, and the right perks, you can be backstabbing people for ~900 damage in broad daylight without anyone noticing. Ideally you’ll have:

A good dagger
A good bow
5 points in the 1st One-Handed Perk
Dark Brotherhood or Cicero’s gloves (2x sneak attack damage)
The 15x Stab perk in the Sneak tree
The Silent Roll perk in the Sneak tree

At this point, you can roll around without being seen, regardless of lighting, and stab people for 30x your dagger damage. Since stealth kills don’t reveal you, you can clean entire rooms if you’re crafty enough.

Also, pick pocketing is an incredibly easy skill to train. There really isn’t much need to invest any point in it, but even with only one point spent, you can get it to 100 faster than any other skill.

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