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About this mod
Makes misc clutter items more valuable, especially silver clutter, gems and pelts.
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Description
This increases the value of miscellaneous clutter items, including:
Value depends on their usefulness, craftsmanship, and weight. Lower class items and some others previously had a value of 0, now they mostly have a value of 1. Middle class items are worth more than lower class, and upper class even more (still within reason). The biggest increases are for silver clutter, gems and pelts.
A few examples (not all of them):
Now thieving and hunting is more worthwhile, and there's more obvious differentiation in wealth between poor and upper class houses.
Suggestions for further tweaks and better balance are welcome.
Installation
Or use a mod manager.
Recommended mods
-Valuable Clothing and Jewelry
-More expensive books
-Any mod to increase the Thieves' Guild Independent Thievery fence requirement. I recommend this one.
This increases the value of miscellaneous clutter items, including:
- Lower/middle/upper class dinnerware (bowls, tankards, jugs, plates, etc)
- Bolts of cloth
- Items like rakes, pickaxes, brooms, shears, baskets, scales, crystal balls, etc
- Gems and nuggets
- Pelts
- Torches
- Welkynd stones
Value depends on their usefulness, craftsmanship, and weight. Lower class items and some others previously had a value of 0, now they mostly have a value of 1. Middle class items are worth more than lower class, and upper class even more (still within reason). The biggest increases are for silver clutter, gems and pelts.
A few examples (not all of them):
Spoiler:
Clutter:
bolts of cloth (weight 4.5): 4 to 15
tongs (weight 1): 0 to 3
pickaxe (weight 6): 0 to 8
silver bowl (weight 1): 4 to 40
silver fork (weight 0.1): 2 to 5
silver plate (weight 1): 2 to 20
upper class ceramic pitcher (weight 1): 0 to 10
middle class tan urn (weight 1): 0 to 3
middle class metal tankard (weight 0.5): 0 to 3
lower class tan cup (weight 0.5): 0 to 1
Gems: generally double value
flawless pearl (weight 0.1): 10 to 30
flawless diamond (weight 0.1): 100 to 200
diamond (weight 0.1): 50 to 100
flawed diamond (weight 0.1): 25 to 50
silver nugget (weight 0.25): 15 to 25
gold nugget (weight 0.25): 25 to 40
Pelts:
wolf pelt (weight 1 to 1.5): 10 to 17
lion pelt (weight 5): 10 to 60
bear pelt (weight 8): 30 to 95
Other:
welkynd stone (weight 1): 50 to 60 (didn't want to go overboard on this one)
torch (weight 0 to 1): 0 to 3
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Clutter:
bolts of cloth (weight 4.5): 4 to 15
tongs (weight 1): 0 to 3
pickaxe (weight 6): 0 to 8
silver bowl (weight 1): 4 to 40
silver fork (weight 0.1): 2 to 5
silver plate (weight 1): 2 to 20
upper class ceramic pitcher (weight 1): 0 to 10
middle class tan urn (weight 1): 0 to 3
middle class metal tankard (weight 0.5): 0 to 3
lower class tan cup (weight 0.5): 0 to 1
Gems: generally double value
flawless pearl (weight 0.1): 10 to 30
flawless diamond (weight 0.1): 100 to 200
diamond (weight 0.1): 50 to 100
flawed diamond (weight 0.1): 25 to 50
silver nugget (weight 0.25): 15 to 25
gold nugget (weight 0.25): 25 to 40
Pelts:
wolf pelt (weight 1 to 1.5): 10 to 17
lion pelt (weight 5): 10 to 60
bear pelt (weight 8): 30 to 95
Other:
welkynd stone (weight 1): 50 to 60 (didn't want to go overboard on this one)
torch (weight 0 to 1): 0 to 3
Now thieving and hunting is more worthwhile, and there's more obvious differentiation in wealth between poor and upper class houses.
Suggestions for further tweaks and better balance are welcome.
Installation
- Add the .esp file \Oblivion Remastered\OblivionRemastered\Content\Dev\ObvData\Data folder.
- Open the plugins.txt file in the same folder and add a line with ValuableClutter.esp.
Or use a mod manager.
Recommended mods
-Valuable Clothing and Jewelry
-More expensive books
-Any mod to increase the Thieves' Guild Independent Thievery fence requirement. I recommend this one.