Warlock Economy
Certain vendors have the opportunity to store items for Rogue Mages, and warlocks have the opportunity to equip one or more items when loading.
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Certain vendors have the opportunity to store items for Rogue Mages, and warlocks have the opportunity to equip one or more items when loading.
Warlock Economy
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Skyrim Merchant's Spell Merchants now have a chance to put away the staff, robes, and jewels you sold to them... and give them to the Warlock Faction! This will allow warlocks throughout Skyrim to extract items from the items you sell to merchants.
Depending on the role you're trading for, the equipment may be more or less likely to be transferred. This is especially evident at Winterhold College, which is home to many businessmen of varying shades. (see merchants below)
The average warlock has a 40% chance of drawing one item, a 16% chance of drawing 2 items, and a 6% chance of drawing 3 items.
Boss warlocks, including nobles like Arondil, have a 70% chance with 1 item, a 50% chance with 2 items, and a 34% chance with 3 items.
Investment promotion
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The following merchants have the opportunity to transfer weapons and armor to the Warlock's Chest:
Nelakar (Winter Fortress) (80%)
Sybille Stentor (Loneliness) (60%)
Calcemo (Marcas) (60%)
Wylandriah (Riften) (60%)
Drevis Niloren (Academy) (60%)
Morthal (50%)
Falunga (Whiterun) (40%)
Falada (University) (40%)
Colette Mullens (College) (40%)
Necromancer (Wind) (30%)
Finis Gersto (University) (30%)
Madena (Star of Dawn) (30%)
Tolfdir (University) (20%)
Recommendations
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An unusual behavior that sometimes happens is that when a warlock is equipped with a circlet or helmet, if they are already wearing hooded robes, they will choose not to wear the robes! They will just wear small circles and stand around the naked body. To prevent this, I recommend wearing a small hoop or mask with all robes and headscarves.
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WARLOCK ECONOMY
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Skyrim's spell merchants now have a chance to stow the staffs, robes, and jewelry you sell to them away... and give them to the Warlock faction! This will enable the warlocks throughout Skyrim to draw from the items you sell to merchants.
Depending on the character you are trading with, there is a higher or lower chance for equipment to be transferred. This is especially noticeable in the College of Winterhold, which has numerous merchants of varying shadiness. (See Merchants below)
Generic warlocks have a 40% chance to draw one item, 16% for two, and 6% for three items.
Boss warlocks, including named ones such as Arondil, have a 70% chance for 1 item, a 50% chance for two items, and 34% for three items.
MERCHANTS
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The following merchants have a chance to divert weapons and armor to the Warlock chest:
Nelacar (Winterhold) (80%)
Sybille Stentor (Solitude) (60%)
Calcelmo (Markarth) (60%)
Wylandriah (Riften) (60%)
Drevis Neloren (College) (60%)
Falion (Morthal) (50%)
Farengar (Whiterun) (40%)
Faralda (College) (40%)
Colette Marence (College) (40%)
Wuunferth the Unliving (Windhelm) (30%)
Phinis Gestor (College) (30%)
Madena (Dawnstar) (30%)
Tolfdir (College) (20%)
RECOMMENDATIONS
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One unusual behavior that happens sometimes is that when a warlock equips a circlet or helm, if they are already wearing a hooded robe they will choose to unequip their robes! They'll just be standing around naked with a circlet... To prevent this, I recommend Circlets or Masks with all Robes and Hoods.
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