You must have an item that increases your Magicka, such as a helmet that when equipped raises the number amount of total Magicka available to use. There’s at least one way you can essentially get infinite Magicka but requiring you to pause time for a few seconds, without needing to do some advanced quest first. I haven’t tried this myself, as I’m not that far into the Winterhold quests, but looks promising. “After doing the College of Winterhold quest where you get the “Mystical Tuning Gloves” and purge the magicka reserves, keep the gloves and use the healing spell and equilibrium, while wearing the Archmage outfit and Savos Arens circlet, then switch to another spell, for some reason my magicka bar disappeared and i actually had infinite magicka, I then used telekenisis and rubberbanded my R1 and in 10 mins got Lvl 100 Alteration,” says one YouTube commenter. At 1-gold/1-second, if you were to sleep for 6 hours and no dragons were to attack or whatever system you set up to press the button didn’t get interrupted, you could have 21,600 gold worth of firewood when you wake up the next day.ġ. If you can figure out some kind of device that will press the button to order the character to chop wood repeatedly, and turn off the TV/monitor while you go to bed for the night, you could conceivably wake up in the morning and have one metric s#!t-ton of firewood to give to the mill owner. If you go into the command mode, you can order a companion like Lydia to chop wood for you, and your view never changes - you’ll just need something to press the button repeatedly. The problem is that when the animation is over, you’ve got to look back down to restart the process - but not if you’ve got a companion with you. On average, the payment comes out to about 1 gold per second waiting for the animation to complete, or 60 gold per minute. Take the firewood to the mill owner, and he/she’ll pay you for chopping them and take the wood. You’ll go into a little animation to chop wood, and if you let it go (for about 30 seconds) when it’s done you’ll end up with 6 pieces of firewood. Take the axe, and walk up to the chopping block and activate it. At most mills, there is a chopping block on the grass somewhere and a woodcutter’s axe lying around nearby. The easiest way to make gold without tricks is to chop wood. ~ Infinite Gold Trick While You Sleep IRL ~ġ. I don’t take any credit for them - just wanted to compile a list of them for other adventurers out there =) This is just a hastily-assembled list of tricks for the gaming-system versions of Skyrim (not PC) that I’ve gathered from the general Skyrim community at large.
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