Skyrim Help

For Gold:
Go to Winterhold and travel south. There's a altar near a dragon burial site with some dead skeletons. Take the small bag of coins and the skeletons will attack you. Kill them, (remember where the body of the one that sits up after laying down goes). Loot that skeletons body, and there will be a book called "The Gates of Oblivion." Don't take it. Press back, and loot it again. There will be 2. Keep pressing back and then loot it, and it will increase by 1 every time. Make sure you have A LOT of space and someone with you, as it only works once (well, it only works once on xbox, idk about PC). Give all the copies of the book to your follower, and then load up for your inventory. Remember, make sure you have a lot of space, because it only happens once.

For Skills:
This is for sneak. Go to High Hrothgar with a dagger equipped. Crouch down below one of the priests and attack him with the dagger. They won't attack you. Well, they will attack you if they turn around and you keep hitting them. So only attack them when they have their back turned. NEVER PICKPOCKET THEM! Make sure you save BEFORE you begin attacking. Save frequently while leveling.

This for smithing. Go to any blacksmith and buy ALL the leather, leather scraps, and iron ingots. Make all the hide bracers you can (it takes about 4-5 hide bracers once your level gets high.). If you have any left over leather, make them into leather scraps. Then, make all the iron daggers you can with the iron ingots and leather scraps (about 5-6 daggers to level when your level gets high.) You can eventually make very good armor which you can then enchant and sell for a lot of money or just use.

I wouldn't recommend the exploits, in the end they only break the game. If you use the sneak exploit to get 100 sneak, that will also give you ~10 levels if you're already at around 30-40 sneak.

Now you have max sneak, but because of how the game works all of the mobs are harder and have scaled to your level, but you aren't any stronger.

I did it and found the game quite hard after that. You pretty much have to resort to sneaking rather than combat because you simply can't hold your own. No combat = decreased combat skills, and the circle continues.

I still don't have any idea how to go to greybeard >.<

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Originally Posted by Jazeon

I still don't have any idea how to go to greybeard >.<

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The first point is to go the town it tells you to go to. Ivarstead of something? I forget

Then theres a bridge in the village, cross it and there should be like 3000 stairs to climb up. Seriously though there will be a path leading up the the mountains. It leads to High Hrothgar and when you enter there thats where them greybeards are.

I watched a video in youtube to know the place lol...
I wasted my time trying to climb up the place through the mountain...

If you go onto the start menu and toggle the quest active, markers on the compass at the top of your screen tell you exactly where you need to be.

Find the spell where you can turn Iron ore to Silver ore, and Silver ore to Gold ore.

hellllllllll yeaaaaahhhhhhhh

Clearing caves, tombs and dwarven ruins are a good way to level up quickly. Make sure you loot the bodies of any dead enemies, as they provide valuable gold and sometimes weapons.
If you join the companions, you can get a pretty decent steel weapon, that has increased damage.
You could also join the Imperial Legion, as I've heard you can pick up dwarven armour later on in the Legion's questline.

Or get your smithing to 100 and make dragon or daedric?

Do the dark brother hood quests, you get 500-800 gold per contract, and the final contract is 25,000 gold. Easy 50k gold from them alone.