After traveling to Balmora in the beginning of the game, stop by Ravi'ir the traders
house. A fairly heavy weapon such as axe or longsword of some sort is also required, which
can be acquired from the Armorer a few shops down. Walk up to him and begin to bash his
face in. You will have a decent fight on your hands -- save before undertaking this
challenge. You should win if you remember to keep hacking. This slight case of murder
early in the game will earn you the "Fiend Katana", and "Fiend Tanto". One is worth 9000
gold and the other is 3000 gold. You will also get three other enchanted weapons. Sell
them to the Armorer across the street or keep them to have extremely powerful weapons
early in the game. He also has an armory in the back of his house which can be raided and
sold.

Go to the Mage's Guild in Balmora. The nice lady upstairs must not believe in safes.
She has a lot of items (Soul Gems for the most part). Go downstairs and steal something
minor, such as a fork. As everyone comes for you, run about in circles to avoid most of
the hits. After doing this a few seconds, get past everybody and run up the stairs. With
as little mistakes as possible, quickly take the things you want and exit the Guild/ Drop
the items outside and find a guard. Pay him his 20 gold then retrieve the items.

For easy money early in the game, go to the Mage's Guild in Caldera. Go into the tower
and go up the stairs to an unguarded table. The table is filled with alchemist equipment
that range in value from 100 to 4800 gold pieces. If alchemy is a major part of your
class, you can use this to help you greatly. However, if you just want the money, the best
place to sell it is the alchemist in Balmera next to the Fine Clothier. She is loaded with
gold and if you have not made her mad, you can get a hefty pay check.

After you are done creating your character, go over to the shelf in the first room to
find a limeware platter worth 650 gold. To steal it without getting it taken away, take it
then quickly press B to put it in your inventory. Then, drop it on the floor and press B
.The guard will approach you and say something. Accept his offer, then look on the floor
and pick the platter up, without getting into trouble. This can be done with any item on
the shelf.

First, you will need a lot of money, depending on the skill you wish to train. Next,
you will need to find someone who teaches that skill. Once you have done both of those
things, start training repeatedly in a certain skill, or multiple skills. As you probably
know, when someone trains you in any skill, your level meter goes up 1/10. Train ten
times, or however many times it takes you to level, to level up. To control the
multipliers (relatively) you will need to know the governing attribute of the skill(s) you
have trained in. When you train in something, the multiplier on the governing attribute of
that skill goes up by 1x, to a maximum of 5x. You can have any number of multipliers, as
long as they add up to ten. Note that certain skills take more to train than others, and
as your skill increases, so does the price of the training. The following is a list of
trainers and their locations that can train their particular mastery up to 100 points.
Note: Some of the trainers will require you to do certain things, such as get to a
certain rank in their guild. Others will train you for your gold.

To increase any one of your weapon skills, bind that type of weapon and hold X + L +R at
the same time. The game will make a switching sound, but it will not actually switch.

While playing a game, press B to enter the inventory screen. Press L or R to switch to the
stats screen. Highlight "Magicka" and press Black, White(2), Black, White then hold A
until the desired magicka level is reached. -From: quake124@hotmail.com and
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During gameplay, press B to bring up the menus. Use R and L Triggers till you reach the
stats menu. Enter the codes and then press A over the specified attribute until full.

Health- white~black-x4

Magicka- black~white-x2~black~white

Fatigue- black-x2~white-x2~back

Equip a bow, then any arrow. Hold Attack to pull the arrow back. Enter the inventory
screen with the arrow still pulled back. You may now release Attack. Unequip the arrows
and resume the game. It will now continue to shoot the arrow. After it fires, it will not
count that arrow to be missing.

Daedric Longbow- Found in Maelkashishi’s Forgotten Galleries or go to Vassir-Didant
cave, go in and out, go to Vivec, St. Olms, Haunted Manor, go talk with Dram Bero and pick
Marksman for his weapon selection. 

Bow of Shadows- In Venim Ancestral Tomb, kill Gorris the Maggot King and his apprentice
and look on the table to the left of them. The bow should be on that table. 

Bonebiter Bow of Sul Senipul- In the main quest, do the quest for the Ashkan of the
Urshilaku, go to the Urshilaku Burial Grounds and reach the highest burial chamber to
fight the wrath of Sul Senipul. Kill it for the bow. 

Auriel’s Bow- In Ghostgate, Tower of Dawn, go up the stairs in the main plaza and talk
to the man on the right with no helmet. Kill him for the bow. 

Dart(s) of Judgment- On a bed in Llethri Manor.

Soul Drinker- Given to you by Ranis Athrys of the Mages Guild once you complete her last
mission. 

Saint’s Black Sword- Either get this from Sorkvild’s Tower near Dagon Fel from one of
his pawns or from the Telvanni Vaults, Vivec. 

Shimsil- Found in Mawia, north of Tel Branora on an attacker. 

Fang of Haynekhtnamet- Found in Mamaea, west of Bal Isra, in the shrine of pitted dreams.
It lies in a cart. 

Mehrunes Razor- To get the Dagger of Meruhnes Dagon, you must first travel to his shrine,
which is at the northwest edge of Vvanderfell, past the dwemer ruin. Talk to the shrine
and hear his story about his lost dagger. Go to the Alas tomb, which is south of
Erabanimsum Camp. Find a corpse lying on the alter in the tomb. Loot his body for a rusty
dagger and return it to the daedra lord. He will take it and grant you his Razor. 

Black Hands Dagger- Become Grandmaster of the Morag Tong guild of assassins and Eno Hlaalu
will give you this awesome dagger. 

Dagoth Dagger- Either learn about the Vivec murders and kill the dreamer prophet in Vivec
Foreign Quarter underworks or go to the Telvanni monster lab (Vivec canalworks) and look
behind a pillow on the floor next to an alter.

To increase Block, hold Chop while using a shield and get hit by enemies.

Use the following trick to boost all your weapon stats, with the exception of
Hand-to-Hand. Note: The boost is the same as previous methods mentioned; the only
exception is that you are activating all of the bound spells for each weapon at one time,
then pressing the appropriate trigger buttons and holding them throughout. First, acquire
all bound "weapon" spells that cover the weapon stats. Make sure you have a spell that
raises long blade, short blade, blunt weapon, etc. (one of each bound-type in your magic
list). Depending on how much magicka you have, you may have to enable the "Change magicka
level" code to ensure your magicka continues to rise as you cast the spells. Cast all of
the bound "weapon" spells one after another. Once all of them are active, hold X + L and
watch the weapons switch out rapidly. As they switch, the stats associated with each type
of weapon will rise tremendously. You can do this as many times as desired until the spell
expires. To continue boosting your stats, simply re-do the spells and hold the appropriate
buttons your controller.

To increase Acrobatics, jump as you are traveling. It will level up after 50 to 100
jumps. Jumping from building top to building top may increase this skill faster. You can
also jump in place.

To increase Armor, find some enemies that do not do much damage and get hit by them.
The Slaughterfish is a good choice.

To increase Athletics, run (not walk) around until your fatigue bar hits 0. Then, wait
for your fatigue bar to raise to full and repeat.

To increase Block, hold Chop while using a shield and get hit by enemies.

To increase various Magicka skills (Alteration, Destruction, etc.), go to one of the
Mages Guilds and look for a person that has the option of Spellmaking. For example, if you
want to increase Destruction, go to a spell that is under the Destruction school, such as
Fire Bite. Put the spell Firebite under Effects and set all of the things such as duration
and magnitude to 1. Go around casting the spell at objects (not at people). Every time you
cast it, it will go up about 3/100 points.

To increase Mercantile, buy something cheap (10 to 20 gp) and always go down on the
price slightly. Then, sell it back for a little more than they desire.

Once you've made it to Balmora go to the Fine Alchemist in the northwest section, right
next to the clothier. Find the crate with the full set of Master's alchemy equipment. Hide
behind the corner and steal it all. Then, go to the Mages guild and find Ajira in the
basement. Buy her five kwama eggs and crab meats, then sell it back to her. Do this over
and over until she has a hundred or so of each. Buy them from her and then go to your
inventory and use the stolen equipment. Enter the hundred kwama eggs and crab meat as
ingredients and start making potions. This will be a lot easier if you have a high alchemy
skill. After you've made your restore fatigue potions go back to the alchemist and sell
them to her. (She can't buy them all at once, so sleep 24 hours after she spends all her
money, and she'll have another set of 3000 gold. You can repeat this process as much as
you want until you have enough money. Then go out and get trained. This is tidious, but
highly rewarding. I'm at level 52 right now.

To get good armorer at the start of the game, get very proficient with one weapon. Then,
kill one of the Ordinators in Balmora. You will have a good fight and someone may see you.
Make sure you save before attempting this. Also, immediately after you start out, you can
ride the Silt Stiders (travel bugs) to Vivec. Go to the Redoran Waistworks. Go to the
smith located there and enter the room in the back. Close the door and you can take
anything desired. He has good armor, such as the Dreugh Curiass, a medium armor with an
armor rating of 60.

Race: Redgaurd

Combat: Specialized

Favorite Attributes: Strength and Agility

Major skills: Long Blade, Medium Armor, Heavy Armor, Block, and Armorer

Minor skills: Blunt Weapon, Axe, Security, Speechcraft, and Alchemy 

Sign: The Thief

Dragonbone Cuirass- Found in Mudan, Lost Dwemer Checkpoint, Mudan Grotto, near a tiny
hook-shaped island off the southwest coast of Ebonheart. 

Lord’s Mail- Kill the refugee in Ebonheart’s underground stream. You can get there
through the imperial commission. 

Wraithguard(R)- This will be a gift from Lord Vivec himself! It has to do with the main
quest. 

Wraithguard(L)- To get this, you must first get Kagrenac’s Journal and Planbook from
Endusal and Tureynulal. Next, you need to kill Vivec and loot his body for the Wraithguard
(incomplete). Then, you need to take it to Yagrum of the Tel Fyr Corpusarium. He will give
it back to you, but be warned, it permanently saps you of 200 health, despite you wearing
it or not. 

Left Fist of Randagulf- Found in Illunbi, near of Khartag Point. It’s behind a cart
where you fight Dagoth Gares. 

Right Fist of Randagulf- Found in Illunbi, next to the Left fist. 

Ten Pace Boots- Found in Bal Fell, ina chest at the lowest level. 

Auriel’s Shield- Found on a Bouyant Armiger in Ghostgate, Tower of Dawn. 

Azura’s Servant- Found in the Northeast Tower in Tel Vos, behind a hidden door. 

Darksun Shield- Kill the Vampire slayer at Ald Ruhn for the Vampire Clan Aundae IN THE
DAY. 

Spell Breaker- First, become a Vampire. Next, you must travel into Red Mountain into
Salvel Ancestral Tomb. Find a vampire named Mastrius laying on the ground. He’ll get up
and for a mission, send you to get the Spell Breaker. It’s in Bthuand, which is far west
of Tel Vos. Find it laying on the ground and bring it back to Mastruis only to have him
attack you with it. Kill him and claim it as yours. 

Helm of Graff the White- Finish enough quests for Frald the White in the Imperial Legion
and you’ll get it. 

Mask of Clavicus Vile- Kill Sorkvild the Raven, in his tower right next to Dagon Fel. 

Helm of Oreyn Bearclaw- Talk to the Statue of Malacath in Assurdiripul (west of Sanctus
Shrine). He will ask you to slay the last Bearclaw descendant. You can find him and two
bodyguards near Gnaar Mok near some dead Bull Netchs. Kill him and talk to the shrine
again and get your reward. 

Bloodworm Helm- Kill Crazy Batou in Maren Ancestral Tomb. It says he’s part of the main
quest, but I never used him.

To increase Athletics, run (not walk) around until your fatigue bar hits 0. Then, wait for
your fatigue bar to raise to full and repeat.

Race: Wood Elf

Favorite Attributes: Strength and Agility

Major skills: Marksmen, Short Blade, Sneak, Security, Light Armor 

Minor skills: Merchantile, Speechcraft, Long Blade, your choice, your choice

Sign: The Thief 

Use the following trick to keep your stolen items if you get caught. Rather than paying
someone to relieve the bounty on your head, drop everything in your inventory, except
gold, somewhere you will remember. The objects will not be removed from the game. Then,
pay a guard. You will not lose your stolen items and the bounty will be gone. As an
additional bonus, the person you stole from will not attack you anymore or be sour towards
you.