Skills are undoubtedly the most important values that define your character. Your attributes and birthsign can influence the game in a way, but skill values are the essence of what you can and can't do - on how you fare with just about everything in the game. The better you are with Sneaking, the easier it will be to steal and sneak past unaware enemies; the higher your Speechcraft stat, the easier is the disposition mini-game.Each of 21 skills we posses is on one of 5 levels of mastery, indicated in a table below with the corresponding value ranges. Each next level means new perks and additions.Two fastest ways to train our skills are trainers and books - you'll find everything about them below, with particular skills' descriptions. Besides them, you can always train on your own.

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'Practice makes perfect' is your motto in Oblivion, you're always to learn the ones you use most often.There are 5 trainers for each skill. Two of them can raise your skill value to 40, two to 70, and there's one Master Trainer that can get you all the way to 100 (which is the maximum base value, which can then be raised by item bonuses).

The latter will almost always have a quest for you to perform before he agrees to train you.HINT: In order to train with the Master, you have to be sent to him from one of the mid-level trainers. If you reach skill value of 70, just ask one of them about 'Training' (you might have to gossip with them earlier). You'll get a new map marker, indicating the location of master trainer.RangeRank5-24Novice25-49Apprentice50-74Journeyman75-99Expert100MasterAcrobatics. Description: Acrobatics is a skill of efficient jumping. Description: Alchemy is a skill of mixing potions and poisons from ingredients found all around Cyrodiil, with the use of special quipment: Mortar & Pestle (required to start preparing anything), Retort (increases magnitude and duration of all positive effects), Calcinator (increases magnitude and duration of all the effects), Alembic (reduces the duration of all negative effects). Alembic and Retort don't affect poisons At all. Description: Alteration is a skill that focuses on various, helpful spell such as water breathing or opening locks.

Description: Armorer is a skill of armor and weapon repair, reducing their degradation effects and, in time, enhance their power. Description: Athletics is a skill of fast moving - running and swimming.

Description: Blade weapons are daggers, swords, and so on. Build up this skill to deal more damage with them and learn some new, more powerful moves.Governing skill: Strength.Apprentice Skills: Power Attack (hold left mouse button).Journeyman Skills: Power Attack with a chance to disarm the opponent (hold left mouse button + either left or right).Expert Skills: Power Attack with a chance to knock down the opponent (hold left mouse button + back).Master Skills: Power Attack with a chance to paralyze the opponent (hold left mouse button + forward).Normal Training: Using this kind of weapons. (HINT: In Cloud Ruler Temple stand by the two practicing Blades and wait for a few minutes, your Blade ability will raise by 2).Low-level trainers: Naspia Kosma (Castle Cheydinhal), Right-Wing (Fighters Guild, Bruma).Mid-level trainers: Sherina (Fighters Guild, Leyawiin), Rhano (Fighters Guild, Anvil).Master Trainer: Alix Lencoila (Faregyl Inn, 5s3).Master Trainer Quest: Alix won't train you unless your Fame or Infamy is at least 20.

Each of these stats is raised by performing quests.Books: 2920 - Morningstar (Uleve Hrelvu's room - Private Quarters, Castle Anvil), Battle of Sancre Tor (Great Hall, Castle Bravil), Fire and Darkness (chest in Imperial City Sewers while doing the last Thieves Guild quest - The Ultimate Heist), Song of Hrormir (a chest near two practicing gladiators in Imperial City Arena), Words and Philosophy (Modryn Oreyn's House, Chorrol). Description: Block is a skill of parrying enemies' attacks with shields or weapons to reduce the damage taken from their blows.

Description: Blunt weapons are warhammers, maces, axes and so on. Description: Conjuration is a type of magic that focuses mostly on summoning creatures that will fight for you. Description: The art of unarmed combat. Description: The art of wearing a heavy armor in a way that best protects the warrior's body from harm.

Description: Illusion concentrates on charms cast upon your enemies, making them tremble in fear before you, sometimes even join your side and kill their own. There are some very useful magical torch-substitutions here as well (ex. Description: The art of wearing a light armor in a way that best protects the warrior's body from harm. Description: Marksman allows you to use bow effectively and deal serious damage with it. Description: Mercantile, allows you to negotiate better prices in all shops in Cyrodiil.

Gold is a problem only in the beginning of the game, so this skill is definitely not among the essentials.You can negotiate prices by using Haggle - with it, you raise prices of the items you sell and lower prices of those you buy. This is closely related with Speechcraft, as most NPCs will be more acceptant if they actually like you. Every transaction they reject lowers their Disposition.Governing skill: Personality.Apprentice Skills: No price reduction when selling damaged goods.Journeyman Skills: You can sell any item in any shop (not only weapons in weapons shop etc. As before)Expert Skills: You can invest 500 Gold in a shop, which enhances the maximum price they can pay for your goods.Master Skills: All the shops have additional 500 Gold.Normal Training: Selling and buying goods, haggling.Low-level trainers: Forosh (Gottshaw Inn, 1s17), Mach-Na (Mach-Na's Books, Cheydinhal).Mid-level trainers: Margarte (Margarte's House, Leyawiin), Seed-Neeus (Northern Goods and Trade, Chorrol).Master Trainer: Palonirya (Divine Elegance, Imperial City Market District).Master Trainer Quest: Palonirya wants you to prove your financial talent by showing her 10000 septims. You only have to posses these money, you don't get to pay her that much.Books: 2920 - Sun's Height (Black Horse Courier, Imperial City Market District), A Dance of Fire 6 (Casta Scribonia's House, Chorrol), A Dance in Fire 7 (Casta Scribonia's House, Chorrol), The Buying Game (Fathis Ules' House, Imperial City Elven Gardens), The Wolf Queen 4 (Office of Imperial Commerce, Imperial City Market District).

Description: Mysticism is all about manipulating the magic itself - deflecting it, absorbing etc. Description: Security is a skill of opening locks in doors, chests, and everything else that can have one in it.Opening locks is served as a kind of mini-game, that gets easier every time you increase your skill.

Success is a matter of two things, then: your own ability to play the mini-game, and the additional bonuses from skill points, that can make things a lot easier. Practice makes perfect, again - and not only on the game's side, you'll also learn to hear and see exactly when to click and win.You'll need lockpicks to open locks. They can be found in various random locations, and bought from Thieves Guild Fences. Description: Sneak not only allows you to move unnoticed, but also pick pockets. The higher the skill, the less chance of detection there is.

Description: Speechcraft is an ability to make friends in Cyrodiil. The perks of high Speechcraft (and Personality) are various, starting from easier information gathering, and all the way to lower prices in shops.Using Speechcraft always comes in pair with a mini-game, in which we have to choose arguments the way the NPCs like. The higher the skill, the easier it is to raise somebody's Disposition.

Contents.Always seems to be locked. Ever since I installed the Battlehorn Castle plugin, there seems to be a glitch of some sort which keeps the Mystic Emporium locked on a Hard lock, night and day. Can anyone else confirm this?Regards,17:45, 18 October 2007 (EDT) Yep, seems to be happening to me to, on Xbox 360 with all plugins installed. All that I've done so far is install the plugin; I haven't started to play it at all. It's possible to unlock the door still, at which point is OK to enter (the red door symbol for trespassing disappears), although at 8 pm the door will relock. Also unusual is that once inside, everything in the store can freely be taken without it being considered stealing.

Checking the construction set, the ownership of the cell has been set to 'None' whereas without the mod Calindil is the owner. So apparently now that Calindil doesn't own the cell he's not allowed to unlock the front door in the morning any more (normally Calindil's AI package is responsible for unlocking the door). I don't know enough about the mod to have any idea why it would be messing with the ownership of Mystic Emporium. Although I'm guessing it's probably a developer mistake.

23:46, 19 October 2007 (EDT) Hey, this is my first post so bear with me. I just decided to install practically all the plugins in one go and I'm 95% sure I installed Fighter's Stronghold first and then had Frostcrag Spire installed and I went to the Mystic Emporium and it wasn't locked or anything. I'm not sure why mine works fine, but I am able to take whatever I want and they don't seem to care. Any comments? — Unsigned comment by (. ) It depends on your load order, not your install order.

If Frostcrag is after Battlehorn in your load order, the ownership changes Frostcrag makes to the door of the Mystic Emporium will override the ownership changes Battlehorn makes. However, because Frostcrag doesn't change the ownership of the items inside the Mystic Emporium, you can legally take them. If you're on the PC, your best bet is to download the Unofficial Official Mods Patch from (and get the UOP and USIP as well if you haven't already), as this fixes both the 'locked door' and 'unowned items' bugs, amongst others.- 02:51, 8 November 2007 (EST) →I have both the Frostcrag and Battlehorn plugins for Xbox 360. At a little after 10:00 a.m. (Sun's Dusk 4), the door opened.

I wouldn't have known, except that had been waiting outside for a few days, then disappeared as though he had entered the Emporium. All of the items inside the Emporium are unowned now, as was previously stated, but I never had to pick the lock. Sorry to be anonymous, but I'm having trouble getting the wiki to load reliably.:) 19:40, 3 December 2007 (EST) I'm on the 360 with all official DLC.

The door here is always unlocked when I first get out of the sewers, but everything is 'public property'. 16:35, 11 April 2008 (EDT)Just stumbled across this for everyone still having issues. Is a WORKING fix, I too had trouble with the door and used the UOMP to no avail. The fix from that link worked perfectly first time. Just make sure to follow the instructions (have it load AFTER the afflicted plug-ins) I just put mine after all of them. — Unsigned comment by at 21:23 on 8 April 2011 →Sorry for being anonymous; I don't have a membership here.

I just wanted to say that I was having this issue a moment ago. The Mystic Emporium door said 'Open Door to Mystic Emporium HARD' and lo and behold, it was unlocked even though it seemed like it was locked at the door symbol was red.

So I purchased my illusion spell and left. Turned round, the door was back to normal, was unlocked and the subtitle read as it were unlocked and there wasn't any red door symbol. Try giving that a go and see if it helps!:) 22:55, 11 August 2011 (EDT)The door becomes permanently locked when you enter the market after visiting Frostcrag Spire if you have `DLCFrostcrag - Unofficial Patch.esp` installed. The bug is introduced by the unofficial patch, and there is no way to uninstall the change it makes. I loaded a game saved just before I first entered the market, and if `DLCFrostcrag - Unofficial Patch.esp` is enabled, the store is locked; if disabled, it's unlocked; if the plugin is disabled after first loading the market area, the door remains locked. Not locked, but everything is free A strange one.

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On my save (xbox 360), the shop isn't locked, but I am free to pick everything up. On my girlfriend's save, the door is always locked. People have mentioned the load order.

What determines the load order, considering that we are both using the same Live profile, just different saves? - 13:42, 15 January 2008 (EST) Locked Door Okay, so is there a way to change the ownership of the door back to how it's supposed to be? And moreover, would this change be permanent or would you have to re-enter the command every time you load?

I hesitate just to install the Unofficial Patch, as I rather enjoy a few of the other bugs' effects. 05:54, 8 December 2008 (EST) Notes on the new 'page' I just added complete in-game descriptions to all three areas of Mystic Emporium. However, these descriptions are based on the game without any of the plug-ins described at the bottom of the page. If any of these (and the inclusion of a new inhabitant) changes any of the interior, please make the necessary additions when doing the CS-check. 16:53, 27 July 2009 (UTC) There are a few invisible tweaks (ownership of doors, a new chest for the Tower items, but it's underground so can't be accessed) but the only major change is the one I just added - a bed and the chest moves. –. 17:44, 27 July 2009 (UTC) Xbox 360 Mystic Emporium Locked Door Bug Work Around Temporary Workaround: I found that if the door was locked during business hours, I would save game then quit to the Main Menu, re-load the game and wait 1 hour.

The door would then be unlocked. 04:53, 12 October 2009 (UTC)The temporary workaround bugs the stealing inside the store so all items laying around are there to take without bounty. I'm not sure if this works with the permanent workaround though your welcome to edit this and tell me if you can. 17:22, 10 February 2010 (UTC)Assassinator971You can also try this (lengthier, but permanent) workaround: 04:04, 20 December 2009 (UTC)KTempesTThis work around assumes:.

The Fighter's Stronghold official plug-in is installed on a hard drive. You have a removable memory unit available. You know how to move files on the Xbox 360. You have not done anything with the Fighter's Stronghold quests or area.Do the following steps:. Move the Fighter's Stronghold official plug-in file to a memory unit.

Remove the memory unit. Start the game. You may get a message about content not being availible.

Ignore it. If your character is in the Imperial City's Market District, move your character to another area. Wait 73 games hours.

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Travel to Mystic Emporium so that your character is there between 8 am and 8 pm game time. Enter the Mystic Emporium.

The door should be unlocked now. Go upstairs to the private quarters. Unlock the private quarter doors. This lock may be leveled. My character was at level 1 and the lock was Very Easy. Exit the private quarters.

Exit the Mystic Emporium. Save your game. Exiting the Mystic Emporium may do an auto-save. Quit the game.

Insert the memory unit. Move the Fighter's Stronghold official plug-in file to the hard drive. Restart the game.When you restart the game you will get the first Fighter's Stronghold quest message.This work around will not fix all parts of the bug. It will just allow you to get into the Mystic Emporium without requiring you to unlock the frount door during normal business hours. It may have to be done for every character you are playing.As mentioned previously in other sections of this page, sometimes the door is unlocked without using this workaround. I got it to be unlocked some times by moving the Fighter's Stronghold official plug-in file around without taking it off line, but I was not able to make it a repeatable process.

I suspect the door being locked depends on the order in which the Battlehorn Castle and Frostcrag Spire plug-ins are loaded. On the Xbox 360, there is no way to directly set the order the plug-ins are loaded. It may be random, but more likely it depends on where the plug-in files are located, your Xbox 360 profile is located and which save file is loaded.