Let me just quickly ask you the question: since when did getting gold become useless to you, huh? Huh?! Most of you know the basics of being a good robber, but we'll quickly brush over them again, just as a refresher. Please read the details and then enjoy them with cheap eso gold from our site.

Remember to level up your Legerdemain passives, except for kickback, because no thief top ikev2 it gets caught like some nerd. Well, sorry, officer, here. Here. It won't happen again, I promise. Basically, these passives reduce sneaking, give greater chance of pickpocketing, increase the amount sold to the fence - very important. And improves your chance of forcing locks. You will work at this and like it! Just to make just snatching easier.

Next up, having the Blade of Woe is incredibly effective here, because if you kill someone, they die. Getting rapid maneuver is optional, but it does make things go a lot faster. And finally, Haggling. Holy crap, get this! Your stolen garbage is literally worth 10% more. Now, don't worry if you're not a night blade here. You do not need stealth, whatsoever. The people you are kindly removing bad spending habits from are located far enough apart to not detect you.

If you want more info on being that ultimate thief, go check out this video right here.  Ok , let's get to that stealing part. Over my time spent on the game, several occasions have proven to be very, very useful for stealing, but then again, there are ultimate money-making locations, giving you not only random crap to sell to the defense, but you also get valuable items to launder and then sell to nerds who actually want it.

 

Today, we'll be taking the Gander at one specific location that practically tops all of the rest. It has MPCs with incredibly fast respond time, no guards, and people that you can absolutely obliterate to make them poor slobs, who have the chance to drop. Oh, and a lot of dry blood-- no, they're garbage.

This place is in ‎Vvardenfell, called Ald'ruhn. All you need to do is run up that little path and enter Ramimilk land, all ready to murder, like good boys and girls. Any who, there is a specific grout to follow when it comes to this layout. If you do not follow this road exactly as I say, you’ll end up-- You're going the wrong way!

This road always lets you run laps around this place, hitting each target separately without detection, until these two nerds. Sadly, these two MPCs are the only ones that will detect you, because they're so close together. So, either you can rack up that bounty for that beautiful achievement, pickpocket them, or you can just skip them entirely.

 

Before we start our rounds, remember. Pickpocket twice, then assassinate. You may get a couple of lame 40-golders, but you might get two good items, and then whatever they drop when they die. Start by killing the nerd at the very front, overlooking everything. Sadly, he never turned to look behind him. Jump down to annihilate the geek to your left. Then turn around and run the opposite direction of the lava pool and kill the insignificant peasant around the corner.

Now, remember, this is important. Roll, dodge across the room, to the other side, where your next victim is. Why roll dodge? Well, let me ask you this: why not roll dodge? Kill the freak studying the skeleton in the corner of the room. Then, head around to the other side, taking out the dumb fool around the other corner.

 

Now, here is where your problem arises. These two lazy dimwits decided to work together on their school project. Either you leave them and just avoid the bounty, just pickpocket the one on the right to still earn something. Or, you know, you could just-- you could just take them out. As soon as you deal with those last two, immediately, the old guys will respond. See? You're not really killing anyone, it's just a really well-staged performance, yeah. That's it, that's it.

As you head back to sell all of that crap, let's not sell the good stuff, shall we? Make sure you're making the most amount of money. Those wide items, don't bother with them. Green it up, people. You can only sell so much per day, make it worth your while.

What if other scout members are doing the same gold grind within the vicinity?

 

You get the "I'm clearly a Homeschool with no social interaction" patch. If there are other people there, group up with them, it's as easy as that. This is not an XP grind, so there's no leeching going on. Rather, you'll run in a group together, so every enemy that you or a friend kills, everyone gets the loot. Franklin didn't group up and look where he ended up. Forever an example of a poor slob.