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Or, if proficient enough at stealth skills, whether or not the Hero has done the quest to find the Draconian Madstone for the Countess of Bruma, they can raid her Akaviri collection at night, there are no guards in that area, so they are free to steal without consequence.

Also try and steal from patrons of inns after they go to sleep.Of particular interest are jewellery boxes, which, though almost always "very hard" level locks, contain valuable, light loot. Once the Sneak skill is fairly high, or obtain some constant enchantment ( Chameleon equipment), castle interiors can be lucrative.If they are a member of the Mages Guild, however, this is generally not stealing and will not help. There are a lot of soul gems and alchemists tools lying around regularly. If the Hero is not a member of the Mages Guild, pickpocket the key from a member during the day and come back at night while they are all asleep.

Be aware, however, that the equipment is heavy and that it is advisable to have a few Feather potions at hand to carry it all in one load. In the barracks there will be several sleeping guards and a lot of well-priced armor and weapons lying around. Go into one around 2am (it is not breaking in because the first few floors are open to the public) and go upstairs.

More good places to steal, ironically, are the Imperial Legion watch towers.

Once down in the basement, one should be able to find a few weapons laying on the floor that will push the fenced amount over the initial 50 fairly easily. There are some easily opened locks upstairs, and leading down to the basement.

A good place to steal from is The Copious Coinpurse in the Market District of Imperial City.

If far enough in the Thieves Guild story, it may be possible to come across a very unique and spacious wine cellar. The Hero can get a substantial sum of gold for all the wine.

If the Hero cannot find a place to sell stolen goods, speak to Armand Christophe and ask him for information.

Each faction rank requires that a special job be completed, and a specific amount of gold be fenced, before advancement is offered. Independent Thievery is a simple, long-term and open ended quest. The goal is to steal equipment and items, and sell them to Thieves Guild fences. Independent Thievery is a quest in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion.