Figured I'd mention I created a small mod to help with my burglarizing pleasure. I got tired of breaking into homes, seeing all this marvelous silverware laying about, and finding out it's utterly worthless.

Quick guide to prices
silver bowl worth 5 gold in vanilla is now worth 100 gold
silver candlestick worth 25 gold is now worth 250
silver jugs worth 10 gold are now worth 100

As a side effect of this mod all silverware is worth those increased prices. So if you run across a set of silverware in a dungeon, it might very well be worth your time to cart it away!


On a side note, I am scratching my head as to other low hanging fruit I could use to make thievery more tempting. Do you have any suggestions? Have you seen some cool looking clutter that is obviously undervalued?(preferably belonging to someone else). I am semi tempted to increase the prices of books next. Idea being that creating books isnt exactly cheap, and owning them is a sign of wealth.

You should increase the value of thos huge, solid gold statues. 100 gold? What the [censored].

sadly, unless another mod alters it arnt there only like 3 of them in skyrim? If your talking about dibella statues.

Updated the mod, now dwarven cups/plates/urns/bowls are worth nice amounts of cash now. Citizens of markath might want to lock their doors, least someone steal their dinnerware. They tend to be slightly above normal silver prices, with a notable exception. Normal everyday eating utensils* are worth 300 gold a piece. (I guess folks like the idea of finely crafted forks and such)

*Despite being considered everyday utensils there are not that many dwarven sets of forks/spoons/knives in existence currently.

Now added an optional file that increases book prices by 100% (in most cases)

Rough guide on new prices:
cheap books are now worth 30-40
common books are now worth 40-80
valuable books 100-300
Skill books 500-800