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Scotty · 04-06-2012, 12:04 AM

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Originally Posted by BluWolve

I always read this and try to help if I can, I am a bit busy at the moment so I just copied this from the The Elder Scrolls Wiki;

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Items with the Fortify Barter property are extremely rare and their effects stack additively. Prices are also affected by your speechcraft skill level as well as relevant perks. Stacking bartering items and having a decently high speechcraft will grant you extraordinary discounts when purchasing items and greater returns when selling items. The bonus cap for markup is 105%. This can be achieved with 100 Speech and 50% barter. Items worth 100 gold will now be sold by merchants for 105 gold. The bonus cap for selling is 100%. This can be achieved with 100 Speech and 80% barter. Items worth 100 gold will now be sold to merchants for 100 gold. Any number above either bonus cap will any source will make no difference though note that the bonus cap for selling is much higher than for markup. A good way boost your bartering is to enchant any necklace with 29% Barter Bonus and equip the Guild Master Hood obtained from the Thieves Guild questline (Guild Master's Armor Set) for additional 10/15/20% Bonus, then visit a shrine of Zenithar. Speech over 100 will not reduce prices, but is worth more than Fortify Barter, so you may want the blessing of Dibella instead of Zenithar early on. Fortify Barter can be enchanted onto items at an Arcane Enchanter. Only necklaces can be enchanted with Fortify Barter once the enchantment is learned, but the usual rule of finding uncraftables still applies. Apart from enchants, potions and the blessing the only other way to fortify barter is through speech perks. Items: Items other than necklaces can be FOUND with the Fortify Barter effect, allowing the effects to stack. It is highly inadvisable to part with these unless the player locates an item in the same slot that is superior to their current item. It may not be possible to re-enchant other items with this effect. Standard Enchanted Amulet: 10% - 29% Cicero's Clothes: 20% Guild Master's Hood: 20% Masque of Clavicus Vile : 20% (and +10 Speechcraft) Volsung: 20% Jester's Clothes: 12% Amulet of Zenithar: 10% Thieves Guild Hood: 10% (can optionally be upgraded to 15%, after you complete the Thieves Guild mission Loud and Clear.)

As far as I know from personal experience, there is no actual "Fortify Speechcraft" enchantment, so hopefully you wanted it for barter. Hope this helps.

cheers for this, but i have all the items on the list at the bottom of the spoiler. it wont let me disenchant any of these, and when i did disenchant linwe's gloves(not speechcraft, but a unique item, non the less), i couldn't apply the effect to anything else, even though it is just essentially fortify one-handed. looks like you cant have this enchantment then, its not too bad though, after posting this question i found a helmet that gives me underwater breathing and i think i prefer it now to speech craft.

cheers again.