Additionally, they will buy jewelry, regular clothing (but not armor), books, scrolls, staves, and Daedric artifacts. They will both buy and sell magic-related merchandise, including spell tomes, soul gems, enchanted clothing, and the like. Jewelers can never be invested in, and the Master Trader perk does not affect their gold amount. Will buy any items and sell a variety of items, usually of lower value than more specific merchant types. Note: Fences cannot be invested in, but are affected by the Master Trader perk They are the only merchants who will purchase stolen goods, unless the Fence perk is unlocked.
Fences originally only have 1000 merchant gold, but that can be increased to 1500, 2250, 3000, and then ultimately 4000 gold by upgrading the guild. Each fence has a particular quest that must be completed to make them available. These are only available to people who have joined the Thieves Guild. However, for most merchants, one of the following categories is provided:Īlchemy-related merchandise: Animal Parts, Food, Ingredients, Poisons, Potions, Raw Food, RecipesĪnimal Hides, Armor, Arrows, Ore/ Ingots, Tools, Weapons In those cases where merchants are not in a typical category, full details are provided on the specific item types they will buy and sell. The merchandise column provides information on what type of merchandise each merchant will buy and sell. Investing in a merchant improves that merchant's disposition towards you, which can count towards becoming a Thane in the relevant Hold, if you are on the appropriate quest to help members of that hold. These merchants are not checked in the "Invest" column in the following tables, but instead the bug is noted on the individual merchant page.
Some merchants are bugged - they have the dialogue allowing you to pay them 500 gold, but doing so does not result in any permanent change in the merchant's available gold.
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