Is Honest Work in Skyrim Worth It?

Is honest work in Skyrim really worth it? Let's find out together!
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00:00 Intro
00:32 The Farmer
02:48 The Cook
04:02 The Lumberjack
05:58 The Miner
08:49 The Alchemist
09:56 The Hunter
10:59 The Merchant
11:20 Conclusion
11:35 Epic Outro

[blakewineinger]

If honest work isn't worth it, then that's probably why there are so many bandits in Skyrim.

[Asylar]

You forgot that Anniversary Edition added fishing to Skyrim. It's definitely one of the fishing minigames of all time.

[arwahsapi]

One of the mods I installed the first time I played Skyrim was "infinite wood chopping" because I was too lazy to go on adventures. I left the PC on and let my character chopping wood infinitely, the next day I returned I was able to afford the Breezehome fully furnished. Such an honest work it was.

[raineblackstar]

"Never did an honest day of work, didya lad?"
Him: "Fuck you. Yes i did!"

[lemmesleep]

I once tried to do honest work in Riverwood, but accidentally hit a chicken while dicking around... Needless to say, I wasn't welcome there anymore. :'(

[lsargent]

It wasn't about the journey, it was about the merchant we became along the way

[alduintheanti-dragonborn]

That mudcrab who was just dodging all the arrows was in ultra instinct the entire time. That final sidestep was just to add the nail to the coffin.

[aundria]

‘The Enchanter” is a play style of honest work I’ve done before, and it’s actually pretty fun, and relatively profitable too. You just enchant weapons and armor (either from loot or bought from blacksmith) and then sell them

[vanyadolly]

I always keep a hunter character in reserve for when I want to relax. It's not very lucrative, but satisfying to play. One of the most fun playthroughs I've had was with a non-fighting wandering alchemist. I only leveled speech and alchemy, hired some bodyguards, and eventually bought a home and started a family.

[koldfire]

Black smithing is literally the best out of all (at higher levels). Purchase ingots, leather stripes and make an armor that values more than all of them combined

[Cynthia]

I find selling npcs their own inventory a lot more profitable

[deptusmechanikus]

Would be cool to actually make it into a challenge: *survive in Skyrim on an honest wage alone*
You not only have to make money, but also spent it on food and shelter and see if so-called "honest work" is sustainable

[someonesilence]

Being an enchanter + jewelry smith makes you fabulously wealthy.

[atanasvalkov]

There's actually a really cool mod called Hunterborn. It overhauls the entire hunting system and it can lead to a self contained playthrough.

[GothamandGomorrah]

A rare instance where the direction is Art imitating life: Honest Work doesn't pay.
This is why it was so easy for Brynjolf to say; "Never done an honest days work for all that coin you're carrying, ey lad/lass!"...Because you're carrying so much of it compared to an Honest Skyrim Worker.

[Mr.Uninteresting]

First time playing Skyrim I chopped wood for hours to get better armour than realized the first dungeon I went into and killed a bandit I could get equipment way faster and more effectively 😂

[Mamenber]

Hunting can be fun if you know magic. While the weak Nord hunter sneaks around, hides from bunnies like a scared little girl, and has to be wary of running out of arrows, the Chad spellcaster can cast fury on a deer and fistfight it to the death.

[tpemp]

apparently, being a housewife/house husband is extremely lucrative compared to everything else except alchemy

[lillianetheelf]

Farming only worked for me once I got the Golden Hills farm from a CC content. Because once you plant blisterwort and wheat can earn you a very tidy sum once your workers harvest it. I think I was making over 2000 gold every few days. But for me without that content, selling firewood was the fastest way honestly to make gold.

[agentavaricia]

That's exactly how I expected a briar heart versus wabbajac battle would go