Traders | Listings
This section of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim guide provides essential information about the vendors in the game. You will learn about the fundamental principles of buying and selling goods from vendors. Additionally, we have compiled a list of vendors with details about their location and the types of goods they sell.
- Basic Information
- List of Traders
Basic Information
The world of Skyrim is inhabited by many traders. Some offer various types of goods, while others specialize in certain items such as weapons or magical books and scrolls. You can buy items from traders and sell unwanted items you have collected or received during your expeditions. However, it is important to note that most traders are only interested in the types of items they offer. For example, you cannot sell a weapon to a shopkeeper that specializes in alchemy ingredients. Fortunately, this problem can be resolved by unlocking the Merchant perk from the Speech category. Make sure to explore the entire skill tree mentioned above, as it has other perks that may come in handy while trading. A perk that unlocks the possibility of selling stolen items is an example of what you can expect if you invest in developing Speech.
One crucial thing to consider when trading is the amount of gold a merchant currently has. You can determine their wealth by looking at the value displayed in the bottom right corner of the screen. This means you cannot sell all your items to a single trader, as they may not have enough money to buy everything. However, there are ways to improve this process. Firstly, you can buy something from the merchant you’re selling items to so that they become richer. Secondly, you can unlock perks from the Speech skill tree that increase the amount of gold traders have. Alternatively, you can wait a few days after finalizing a transaction until a trader you’ve had contact with receives new gold.
List of Traders
Note: To understand the numbers in the third column, consult the World Maps chapter of this guide. For example, (3; 05) means you must look at the map of sector 3 and find a location marked with 5.
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Trader’s Name |
Types of Offered Goods |
Location |
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Sybille Stentor |
Jewelry, Daedric items, Mage’s robes, Soul gems, Staffs, Books (normal books and spell books), Scrolls |
Blue Palace (1; 26) |
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Ahkari |
Various Items |
Caravan (travels through the entire world of Skyrim) |
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Atahba |
Various Items (including stolen goods) |
Caravan (travels through the entire world of Skyrim) |
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Ma’dran |
Various Items |
Caravan (travels through the entire world of Skyrim) |
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Ma’jahad |
food and drinks |
Eastmarch – Windhelm – Candlehearth Hall (4; 33) |
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Belethor |
jewelry; daedric items; mage’s robes; soul gems; staffs; books (normal books and spell books); scrolls |
Whiterun – Belethor’s General Goods (5; 30) |
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Adrianne Avenicci |
weapons; armors; smithing tools; smithing materials |
Whiterun – Warmaiden’s (5; 30) |
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Ulfberth War-Bear |
weapons; armors; smithing tools; smithing materials |
Whiterun – The Bannered Mare (5; 30) |
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Adelaisa Vendicci |
weapons; armors; smithing tools; smithing materials |
Windhelm – New Gnisis Cornerclub (4; 33) |
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Athis |
weapons; armors; smithing tools; smithing materials |
Whiterun – Jorrvaskr (5; 30) |
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Bolli |
food and drinks |
Riften – The Bee and Barb (1; 15) |
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Brand-Shei |
jewelry; daedric items; mage’s robes; soul gems; staffs; books (normal books and spell books); scrolls |
Riften – Marketplace (1; 15) |
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Brynjolf |
jewelry; daedric items; mage’s robes; soul gems; staffs; books (normal books and spell books); scrolls |
Riften – The Ragged Flagon (1; 15) |
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Elgrim |
potions; recipes; alchemy ingredients; poisons; food and drinks |
Riften – The Scorched Hammer (1; 15) |
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Endarie |
jewelry; daedric items; mage’s robes; soul gems; staffs; books (normal books and spell books); scrolls |
Solitude – Radiant Raiment (7; 14) |
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Evette San |
food and drinks |
Solitude – The Winking Skeever (7; 14) |
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Angeline Morrard |
potions; recipes; alchemy ingredients; poisons; food and drinks |
Windhelm – Angeline’s Aromatics (4; 33) |
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Arivanya |
food and drinks |
Windhelm – Candlehearth Hall (4; 33) |
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Atahbah |
weapons; armors; smithing tools; smithing materials |
Markarth – Understone Keep (6; 35) |
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Banning |
weapons; armors; smithing tools; smithing materials |
Morthal – Highmoon Hall (3; 03) |
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Bersi Honey-Hand |
food and drinks |
Riften – The Pawned Prawn (1; 15) |
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Bolli’s Housecarl |
weapons; armors; smithing tools; smithing materials |
Riften – Honeyside (1; 15) |
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Brelyna Maryon |
jewelry; daedric items; mage’s robes; soul gems; staffs; books (normal books and spell books); scrolls |
College of Winterhold (3; 05) |
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Camilla Valerius |
jewelry; daedric items; mage’s robes; soul gems; staffs; books (normal books and spell books); scrolls |
Riverwood – Riverwood Trader (5; 30) |
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Cosnach |
food and drinks |
Markarth – Silver-Blood Inn (6; 35) |
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Dagur |
weapons; armors; smithing tools; smithing materials |
Dawnstar – Windpeak Inn (2; 06) |
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Delvin Mallory |
jewelry; daedric items; mage’s robes; soul gems; staffs; books (normal books and spell books); scrolls |
Riften – The Ragged Flagon (1; 15) |
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Derkeethus |
weapons; armors; smithing tools; smithing materials |
Darkwater Crossing – Derkeethus’ House (7; 13) |
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Dravynea the Stoneweaver |
potions; recipes; alchemy ingredients; poisons; food and drinks |
Kynesgrove – Dravynea’s House (7; 13) |
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Dro’marash |
weapons; armors; smithing tools; smithing materials |
Khajiit Caravan (travels through the entire world of Skyrim) |
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Ea |
weapons; armors; smithing tools; smithing materials |
Ivarstead – Vilemyr Inn (7; 15) |
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Elrindir |
food and drinks |
Whiterun – The Drunken Huntsman (5; 30) |
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Eola |
potions; recipes; alchemy ingredients; poisons; food and drinks |
Namira’s Shrine (7; 09) |
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Erikur |
jewelry; daedric items; mage’s robes; soul gems; staffs; books (normal books and spell books); scrolls |
Solitude – Blue Palace (7; 14) |
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Eydis Fire-Eye |
weapons; armors; smithing tools; smithing materials |
Windhelm – Palace of the Kings (4; 33) |
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Fihada |
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food and drinks |
Falkreath – Grave Concoctions (7; 15) |
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Zaria |
items related to alchemy: potions, recipes, alchemy ingredients, and poisons; as well as food and drinks |
Falkreath – Grave Concoctions (7; 15) |
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Solaf |
various items |
Falkreath – Gray Pine Goods (7; 15) |
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Lod |
weapons, armors, smithing tools, and materials for smithing |
Falkreath – Lod’s House (7; 15) |
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Stormcloak Quartermaster |
weapons, armors, smithing tools, and materials for smithing |
Falkreath Stormcloak Camp (8; 22) |
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Dushnamub |
weapons, armors, smithing tools, and materials for smithing |
Gloombound Mine (4; 24) |
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Stormcloak Quartermaster |
weapons, armors, smithing tools, and materials for smithing |
Haafingar Stormcloak Camp (1; 31) |
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Stormcloak Quartermaster |
weapons, armors, smithing tools, and materials for smithing |
Hjaalmarch Stormcloak Camp (2; 12) |
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Mallus Macius |
various items, some of which may be stolen |
Honningbrew Meadery (5; 36) |
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Sabjorn |
food and drinks |
Honningbrew Meadery (5; 36) |
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Lynly Star-Sung |
food and drinks |
Ivarstead – Vilemyr Inn (8; 06) |
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Wilhelm |
food and drinks |
Ivarstead – Vilemyr Inn (8; 06) |
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Geimund |
horses |
Katla’s Farm (1; 33) |
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Iddra |
food and drinks |
Kynesgrove – Braidwood Inn (4; 19) |
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Lisbet |
various items |
Markarth – Arnleif and Sons Trading Company (6; 08) |
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Endon |
various items, some of which may be stolen |
Markarth – Endon’s House (6; 08) |
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Kleppr |
food and drinks |
Markarth – Silver-Blood Inn (6; 08) |
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Bothela |
items related to alchemy: potions, recipes, alchemy ingredients, and poisons; as well as food and drinks |
Markarth – The Hag’s Cure (6; 08) |
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Ghorza |
weapons, armors, smithing tools, and materials for smithing |
Markarth (6; 08) |
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Hogni Red-Arm |
food and drinks |
Markarth (6; 08) |
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Kerah |
jewelry and materials for smithing |
Markarth (6; 08) |
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Banning |
dogs |
Markarth Stables (6; 09) |
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Cedran |
horses |
Markarth Stables (6; 09) |
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Wylandriah |
jewelry, daedric items, mage’s robes, soul gems, staffs, books (including spell books), and scrolls |
Mistveil Keep (9; 14) |
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Sharamph |
items related to alchemy: potions, recipes, alchemy ingredients, and poisons; as well as food and drinks |
Mor Khazgur (1; 27) |
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Falion |
jewelry, daedric items, mage’s robes, soul gems, staffs, books (including spell books), and scrolls |
Morthal – Falion’s House (1; 49) |
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Jonna The following list shows various merchants in different locations and the items they sell: – Moorside Inn in Morthal sells food and drinks. – Thaumaturgist’s Hut in Morthal sells potions, recipes, alchemy ingredients, poisons, food and drinks. – Nightgate Inn in Hadring sells food and drinks. – Old Hroldan in Eydis sells food and drinks. – Palace of the Kings in Windhelm has a merchant named Wuunferth who sells jewelry, daedric items, mage’s robes, soul gems, staffs, books (normal books and spell books), and scrolls. – Pale Imperial Camp has an Imperial Quartermaster who sells weapons, armors, smithing tools, and smithing materials. – Reach Imperial Camp has an Imperial Quartermaster who sells weapons, armors, smithing tools, and smithing materials. – Rift Imperial Camp has an Imperial Quartermaster who sells weapons, armors, smithing tools, and smithing materials. – Black-Briar Meadery in Riften has a merchant named Ungrien who sells food and drinks. – Elgrim’s Elixirs in Riften has a merchant named Elgrim who sells potions, recipes, alchemy ingredients, poisons, and food and drinks. – The Bee and Barb in Riften has two merchants named Keerava and Talen-Jei who sell food and drinks. – The Pawned Prawn in Riften has a merchant named Bersi Honey-Hand who sells various items. – The Ragged Flagon in Riften has several merchants including Amskar who sells weapons, armors, smithing tools, and smithing materials; Herluin Lothaire who sells potions, recipes, alchemy ingredients, poisons, and food and drinks; Syndus who sells weapons, armors, smithing tools, and smithing materials; Tonilia who sells various items (including stolen things); Vanryth who sells weapons, armors, smithing tools, and smithing materials; and Vekel the Man who sells food and drinks. – Riften also has several merchants including Balimund who sells weapons, armors, smithing tools, and smithing materials; Brand-Shei who sells various items; Grelka who sells various items; Madesi who sells jewelry and smithing materials; Marise Aravel who sells various items; and Hofgrir who sells horses at the Riften Stables. – Lucan Valerius in Riverwood sells various items. The following table shows the list of merchants in Skyrim and their locations where they can be found. The table also includes the items that they sell. The merchants include Riverwood Trader, Sleeping Giant Inn, Frostfruit Inn, Shor’s Stone, Angeline’s Aromatics, Bits and Pieces, Fletcher, Radiant Raiment, The Winking Skeever, Solitude, Understone Keep, Arcadia’s Cauldron, Belethor’s General Goods, The Bannered Mare, and The Drunken Huntsman. The items that are sold by the merchants include alchemy ingredients, food and drinks, weapons, armors, smithing tools, smithing materials, potions, recipes, poisons, jewelry, daedric items, mage’s robes, soul gems, staffs, books (normal books and spell books), and scrolls. The following table lists various merchants and their locations in Skyrim. Each merchant specializes in different goods such as weapons, armors, food, drinks, horses, smithing tools, and materials. Some merchants also sell stolen items. The locations include Whiterun, Windhelm, and Winterhold. The table is organized by merchant name, their specialty, and their location coordinates. The HTML tags used include
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