You’ve had a gruelling first few days in the game running through dungeons, killing dragons and discovering your new powers and now you’re being asked to climb a mountain with either too much heavy loot on your person or too little to protect yourself. Next up is Ivarstead which houses no merchants within the village and nothing really nearby. Heading up to Bleak Falls Barrow at the start of the game or just passing through on a perma-death playthrough without any potions? Stop off at the Riverwood Silo situated on the hill next to the bridge leaving Riverwood. Riverwood was my first stop seeing as the Riverwood Trader is the only other store to provide somewhere to buy and sell your loot. Rather than try to add several merchants in each major city or village and cramming pointless uninteresting NPCs into the world, this mod just fills the gaps where you needed somewhere to sell your loot after a tough quest or somewhere to buy a few potions before heading up The Seven Thousand Steps. Those versions tried a little too hard to make something large and feature-rich, rather than just focusing on the basic and achieving the one goal this mod is all about. Older versions of this mod included Merchants Pack and the old Merchants of Skyrim which was never finished. Some merchants are available from the get-go, whilst others have some quest pre-requisites before they show up.īelieve it or not, this mod has gone through several iterations, much like some of my previous works and I feel now was the best time to re-create this mod, implementing the main vision for it in a lore-friendly and clean way. These are all places that can benefit from an extra place to trade. You’ll find new merchants in Riverwood, Morthal, Ivarstead and Dragon Bridge. Merchants of Skyrim adds new merchants into the game, filling the gaps where merchants would be useful and making use of areas that otherwise are left wasted once certain questlines have been completed.
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