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These are all in game practices which make the most sense.
I am pretty sure the Chief is essential. You can "own" the Thirsk hall if you side with the Rieklings but it doesn’t get restored like it does with the Nords. Both options really suck.
BUUUUT. If you side with the Skaal and then escort the Leader to the Ghost guy and then refuse to allow her to lie then she goes agro, you kill her, then the people at Thirsk go ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ and then you kill them.....Then you have the meed hall. (at least thats how I think it goes, been a long time.) I am not big on sharing my personal space...especially with a bunch of drunks that got chased out by rieklings.
But then you miss out on getting three pissed off little reiklings coming to your aid at random.
Sure they don't do much good, but they're more entertaining than an empty mead hall.
True, they don't attack you though, they are just a little miffed. You might be right though, both the Chief and her Husband leave the hall after that and I don't think anyone else is essential. I am unsure if any of the containers are safe storage or not but you can at least use the beds.
Sleep in a bed you own, preferably with a spouse (doing that gives you a bigger xp bonus).
If you get the aetherial crown, you can get one of the guardian stones AND the lover stone at the same time. Their effects DO stack.
For magic, enchanting helps greatly. You can easily fortify two magic skills to 100%, making them both free. This means much less time waiting for magicka to recharge. Plus, for most schools you can just weigh down your mouse buttons somehow and afk. Obviously, this only works if you can cast spells for free.
As for individual skills:
Conjuration: the conjuration spell that gives the most xp is conjure bound sword. I normally level it by aggroing a mudcrab then spam the spell while running in circles. Casting soul trap on a horse also levels it quickly, so does casting it on corpses but that's an exploit the unofficial patch fixes. You can also summon stuff and attack it to level your weapon skills. Just note that you'll only get xp for summoning the thing if you enter combat while its still alive (so you won't get the xp if you one-shot it, or kill it in less than three hits).
Destruction: You can afk this by using either one of the starter spells or the wall spells. Cast that one a horse while casting heal other in your other hand. Just note that your destruction will get to 100 long before your restoration does.
Restoration: Aside for the aforementioned method, your best way to level it is to heal yourself. First, you have to damage yourself though. A common thing to do so is stand in lava or that blizzard on High Hrothgar to continuously damage yourself. You can also use the alteration spell equilibrium to damage yourself, and this restores you magicka too so there's no need to fortify your restoration. This will also level your alteration, obviously.
Alteration: There's a surprising number of ways to level this. Equilibrium is of course one. Casting transmute also works, and gives you highly materials for smithing too (this is probably your best option if you're also leveling smithing). Then there's the spell detect life, which gives you xp based on the number of people you detect with it. If you stand in the whiterun market and cast it continuously, you'll get it to 100 in about 20 minutes. If you're willing to use an exploit though, you can do it instantly. Pick up an item with telekinesis near Markarth or Windhelm. While holding the item up in the air, fast travel to the other city. The game will treat that as if you had held the item with telekenisis while walking all the way to where you fast travel. Just keep in mind that you'll lose the item you picked up, so find something worthless to do this with.
Illusion: Most of the spells give you quite a lot of xp. Spamming muffle and invisibility on yourself works well. Spamming the aoe illusion spells on large groups of people (such as in a market, or the bannered mare) will level it pretty fast too. If you've maxed it, its possibly the easiest skill to re-level. You can re-level it all the way to 100 by just casting harmony about 13 times (depends on how many npcs you hit with it). Honestly, only the telekinesis glitch is faster.
Enchanting: The magnitude of the effect on an item makes no difference in the xp earned. You should mostly use petty and lesser souls to maximize the number of enchanted items you make (the college of winterhold has half a dozen spell merchants you can buy soul gems from). This goes along well with smithing, and also somewhat helps speechcraft since you'll have a lot of expensive items to sell. Take note that the different enchanting effects DO give different monetary values. Disenchanting also levels your enchanting, but you can only learn each effect once, and the xp you get from this varies widely depending on the effect.
Alchemy: People used to recommend mixing giant's toe, bear's claws, and hanging moss together. This creates the most expensive potion in the game. The value of your potions determines how much xp you get for making it (note that the 'purity' perk reduces the value of your potions because it removes some effects). Another option is boar's tusk, which used with giant's toe can create even more expensive potions. For an exploit, salmon roe lets you make REALLY expensive potions, that are in fact so expensive that no merchant has enough money to buy them! The unofficial patch fixes this glitch. As for today, most people just recommend buy all the ingredients off of merchants and making w/e with them. Its far more time effecient since you won't be wasting as much time looking for ingredients. The above mentioned methods only decrease the amount of time you have to spend at the alchemy table. Oh, and alchemy trainers are also often vendors, so you can increase their maximum gold (temporarily) by buying training off of them to get rid of all your potions quickly.
Sneak: Find a place where you're undetected, and walk continously into a corner. The upper floor of dragonsreach is a popular place to do this. You can level sneak while afk like this. Sneak attacking also gives you HUGE sneak xp. In the tutorial, you can sneak attack Ralof/Hadvar continously without them turning hostile on you. I once leveled it by sneak attacking my own summons.
Speechcraft: Selling stuff is the most repeatable way to level speechcraft. For the most xp, don't sell stacks, sell each item individually. For instance, you get far more xp off of selling arrows one by one than you do if you sell the entire stack. Gold value of the items you sell affect the xp you get.
Smithing: Value of items affect the xp you get. Jewely, being the most expensive, will obviously give you the most xp. You can get gold from Kolskeggr mine in the reach, and silver in that mine in Karthwasten. There's no other huge deposits, sadly. Though you can use transmute to turn the much more bountiful iron ore in the game (there's quite a few HIGHLY lucrative iron mines in Skyrim) into gold ore. Another good place is the ruins of Nchuenzel in Markarth. It has enough dwarven metal in it to make over 100 bars. You may have to make multiple trips, but you can use an exploit to make your follower carry it. Just command them for pick up everything for you, just like in fallout 4, this will bypass the check to see if they have any carryweight left. As for what you can melt down, only pick items that DON'T begin with the word 'dwemer'. The notable exception to this is the 'small dwemer lever'. Anything else you can't smelt down.
For everything else, you can only really level it by using that skill. The xp for weapon skills is determined by the base damage of the weapon, so get the highest tier you can, though the difference is neglitiable in my experience. You'll probably want to resort to trainers for all the other skills. There is exploit you can use with trainers though. If you can also recruit them as a follower (such as Faendal, most famously), you can buy training from them, then open their inventory and take your money back. This is a glitch fixed by the unofficial patch though. Armor skills are probably the hardest to level, but there are ways. Hits from giants and mammoths deal huge amounts of damage, so they'll give you quite a lot of xp if you they hit you. Though you'll need a lot of hp to tank the damage, and you'll probably need to use restoration while you're at it. Another, more controlled method is to just have something weak like a mudcrab attack you. If you lower the difficulty, you can even afk, though it'll take a LONG time to level your armor skills. Your armor skills include block btw, so these techniques will work with them too.
Another general tip is to save skill books for when you're close to maxing out a skill. They always give one point, regardless of your current skill level, and of course the xp needed to level up each skill increases as you level it. You can get a mod that lets you pick up books without reading them, or you can just command a follower to pick them up for you. The Ogham Infinium also levels your skills, just remember that it can NOT increase your skills above 100 unlike it could in Oblivion. Though there is a glitch you can use to duplicate the Ogham Infinium. I don't know it myself, but it involves using a bookcase I think.
Overall, the speed at which you can level each skill varies widely, and some (like restoration) are grueling even if you use the most efficient method, while others can take no time at all. But as I said, there's quite a few methods for leveing skills in this game, just to make things go faster.
Oh, and don't use console commands. Increasing your skills like this won't level you, and you won't get any perks. You'll only be able to get good at skills by legitimately leveling them, like it or not.
I think the Oghma dupe was patched, and that was actually done by Bethesda. If they didn't the Unofficial patch corrected it for sure. I used that dupe once on console to test out a level 81.
Another good tip is the bards college, there are 3 different quests for instruments. A Lute a Flute and a Drum, they are unique named items in set locations. Each one returned gives you 1 point in every skill of a certain discipline. For example, Finn's lute is one of the three, turning this in gets you 1 point in every thief skill. That's 18 free skill points for an easy side quest.
Restoration loop. Use it to make make a completely broken "fortify enchantment" potion or two. Use that to make a "fortify alchemy" amulet/ring/whatever that's insanely high. Takes about three or four potions of any type to get your alchemy from 0 to 100. (Can do the same thing with "fortify smithing" but it's not quite as efficient) Make it legendary and repeat. Levels on demand that take about 30 seconds to get. And yeah, when I got tired of grinding just to meet the Ebony Knight I did this for my last few levels, I'll admit it :P
If you don't know how to abuse the restoration loop, just google it :P
Actually if you use advskill instead of just setting it, it does level you, perks and all.
- Illusion is also easy, just start casting muffle. Use Equalibrium to get back some magick, then healing to get your health back.
- Detect life in the middle of any town skyrockets your alteration score. As does telekinesis on any object.
- Casting soul trap on a live target repeatedly. Used to work on corpses too, but I think that was patched. Can be done on atronachs.
- For that matter, using banish daedra or expel daedra on a summoned creature.
- With the atronoch standing stone buff, stand in anything that deals constant fire damage and cast healing hands. Your magick will be constantly maxed out and you are slowly levelling up restoration at a constant rate. Bonus if you use equalibrium in the other hand.
Those are just a few methods.
Yep.... I went with fortify enchantment potions though because you can then use that to give yourself a permanent “fortify smiting” 20,000% (or whatever) on a ring, and a permanent fortify alchemy, etc ... not that they’re any fun to actually use. One shorting everything is entertaining for about 2 minutes, if that :p
The is that gate of wind that damages anyone entering it. Just step in for a few seconds and step out while healing over and over. You can control the amount of damage you take quite easily.
...I'm not very far along in the Dragonborn story though so I don't know how long this wind gate remains as a damage source.