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You will train your Sneak Skill using one of those pillars. Select the farthest pillar and turn on sneak mode. Continue sneaking onto one of those pillars, and your sneak skill will level up so long as you will not be noticed. Leave your character in that sneaking position until the skill reaches its maximum proficiency.
Unlike the other techniques, this one will not make you level up quickly, but you can leave your character to level there without doing anything. You will hit that maximum proficiency if you constantly crouch, especially in crowded areas of Solitude, Riften, and Whiterun. Sneaking on shopkeepers would be all the more effective as they do not move. It means that you can easily level up your Sneak Skill with these stationary characters way quicker than the moving ones. Contents show.
High Hrothgar. Sneak As You Go. Characters' and animals' ability to notice the Dragonborn is dependent on a large number of factors, including their Sneak skill, line of sight, the level of light on their current position, how heavy the sneaker's armor is, whether this armor is heavy or light , enchantments on the armor muffle , spells cast muffle , if weapons are drawn, if magic is equipped, how fast they are moving, and the effects of any active perks.
Sneaking now also depends on the hostility of opponents. Neutral or friendly characters will have a massively improved ability to detect, which can often make it difficult to sneak up on enemies who are technically not hostile yet. The more the Dragonborn sneaks, the more their Sneak Skill increases. Successfully sneaking increases the amount the skill goes up by. The following books provide a permanent one-time increase to the Dragonborn's Sneak Skill.
See each book's page for a list of possible locations. Sometimes, certain characters may discover, after the fact, the Dragonborn has stolen something. Unlike cases where the theft is detected immediately and guards are called to arrest the thief, here the Dragonborn does not receive a bounty ; instead, the character will pay three hired thugs one of which will have a Contract in their inventory to "teach a lesson" to the perpetrator.
Encounters with hired thugs can happen in any public place, including towns and cities for example, in Whiterun , the College of Winterhold , or Dawnstar. If Hold Guards are nearby, they may or may not come to the Dragonborn's defense against the thugs.
Almost any character in Skyrim can send hired thugs after the thief, including generic characters such as bandits or Forsworn. This extends to characters who would have no logical way of contacting thugs for example, Paarthurnax or a ghost , and even if the character was dead prior to the theft. Effectively, for any item owned by a character that is stolen from a location or pickpocketed from them, there is a chance of encountering hired thugs later.
There is also no dialogue option to confront the person who hired thugs. With a relatively high sneak, individuals standing just a foot or two away from a guard can kill them without receiving a bounty. The killer also can remain undetected as long as the guard is not looking directly at them. However, if they then walk past the guard and are detected, the guard may attack them. While fighting back gains no bounty, killing the guard results in the normal 1, bounty for murder.
Other guards throughout the Hold will not become hostile, so murdering the guard that witnessed their indiscretion may be a solution rather than leaving town for several days. Also, if you possess the illusion spell Fury , you can cast it on any citizen as long as you are hidden, Quiet Casting is unnecessary, and killing them will not grant a bounty.
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