TrainerGalore

Almost all NPCs can be trained by you with different skills and different proficiency levels, with the option to replace the vanilla blending system with a pure training system.

The LE version is available here.

TL;Ph.D.

In fact, all NPCs are now trainers and can train you to various proficiencies in a variety of skills.

There is no cap on how often you can train for each level, and you can choose to turn off the "train only" system for vanilla skill leveling.

MCM allows players to adjust training costs as well as level caps for different trainers.

Use existing dialogue to fit seamlessly into vanilla Skyrim.

Compatible with everything.

summary

Trainer Galore replaces and extends the vanilla training system so that almost any NPC can train you, allowing a single NPC to train you multiple different skills (and different proficiencies for each skill) and allowing you to train as many times as you want for each level. You can choose to use the Community Uncapper to prevent skills from improving through practice (as happens in vanilla), making Trainers Galore replace the leveling system entirely.

how it works

Trainer Galore has added a new dialogue option to all NPCs asking for training ("I'm looking for training, can you help? I'll pay."). If you select it, the game checks the NPC class to determine what skill training they offer and how well they can train you in the skill (there are four levels; Apprentice, Journeyman, Expert, and Master). The available training options (e.g. "Smithing [master]") are then provided and you can select the skill you want to train. If you choose a skill, one of three things will happen: (1) If you exceed the skill level the trainer will explain that they have nothing to teach you, (2) If you don't have enough money, the trainer will refuse to teach you, (3) If you have gold and the NPC has the skill then your skill level will increase by one and you will lose the amount of the training fee.

example

Let's start with Belethor, the owner of Whiterun's general merchandise store. His class is Pawnbroker. He is good at convincing customers to buy their products at low prices, he provides master training in voice technology, and he provides professional training in pickpocket training and is good at training, he also has basic self-defense abilities and so on. He is an apprentice trainer of one-handed weapons.

On the other side of town is Jarl's bodyguard Irileth. She is a night knife. She provides expert training in destruction and stealth, expert training in one-handed and modification, and proficiency training in light armor.

Costs and Caps

Training costs and training caps for different levels of trainers can be configured through MCM. The default values ​​are as follows:

horizontal cost cap

Master 1000 nothing

Expert 750 75

Proficient 500 50

Apprentice250 25

Please note that the fee depends on the trainer, not the student (you). So, no matter your level, training with a head coach can be expensive. Therefore, Apprentice Trainers are actually better for lower level characters because they are cheaper. As you get better, you will have no choice but to train with more expensive trainers.

Who is excluded?

Although almost all NPCs are trainers, there are four exceptions: (1) NPCs with unique voices, which is because they lack much necessary dialogue, (2) children, who lack dialogue but also make sense not to train adults, (3) generic guards, who have dialogue but I think they'd be too busy training passers-by, (4) hostile enemies like bandits who can actually train you if you can calm them down somehow, but I haven't tested this.

Install

Require

Skyrim + all DLC.

SkyUI if you want MCM, but Trainers Galore can be used with or without it.

Install

Download and install the mod

If you want to disable skill equalization by using it, then download the skill unbind and set all skill exp gains to 0.

performance impact

No

compatibility

Trainer Galore's functionality depends on zero vanilla records, so in …