Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

[OnlyOneBeerLeft]

So I'm a High Elf level 27 right now....

Enchanting 68
Smithing 75
Heavy Armor 17
Block 15 (didn't realize there was a block button )
Two-Handed 15
One-Handed 46
Archery 19
Light Armor 34
Sneak 19
Lockpicking 31
Pickpocket 28
Speech 47
Alchemy 64
Illusion 26
Conjuration 22
Destruction 43
Restoration 28
Alteration 21

I wanna find a fast way to help improve Speech, need to find a trainer or something so I can spend some perks, I have 4 saved up. I have 13 Dragon Souls collected. Did I think 11 Main Quests so far and a ton of side quests.

[Irish]

There is a glitch/hack/exploit/loophole? to boost speech in about 30-45 minutes if you are so inclined.

[killgod]

I think the speech trainer is some wandering asshole you see randomly on the paths.

[Trmszczykowski]

There is a bards college in Solitude, I assume there would be a speech trainer in there.

[OnlyOneBeerLeft]

There is a bards college in Solitude, I assume there would be a speech trainer in there.

couldnt find that

[OnlyOneBeerLeft]

I think the speech trainer is some wandering asshole you see randomly on the paths.

Yeah the Khajit? I think one of them trains sneaking or something too they have a caravan, bumped into them 3-4 times. I decked out my house in Whiterun and have the place fully stocked with weapons and armor I've made and enchanted, found the Banishment spell to enchant with so they are worth quite a few bucks. Problem is only a few people have enough money to afford one. (about 1,200-1,400 per)

[Diivox]

RE: Speech Trainers

Dro'marash with the Khajiit Caravans (Common)
Revyn Sadri in Windhelm (Common)
Ogmund in Markarth (Expert)
Giraud Gemane of the Bards College in Solitude (Master)

via www.uesp.net

[Bear Pand]

The speech trainer in Windhelm is on the Dark Elves side of town in one of the stores.

[Bear Pand]

yeah they are more of a problem then a help for me. i kept them around to carry my loot, but i got over 100K in gold so loot is becoming irrelivent

Now that I have a house neither of these is an issue for me.

I just store everything there and most of the time I'm walking around at half capacity.

Since I have a house with a ton of stuff stored there I don't need money really either.

Since I don't need money, I don't even bother taking stuff off of dead enemies a lot of the time. Unless it's worth a ton.

And since I don't need to take stuff off of them I've gotten into the habit of sneaking past people and avoiding fights. I only kill if they're an easy mark, impossible to get around, have something I need or are a target.

And since I avoid enemies even less of a reason to have a companion.

[JBregz]

There is a bards college in Solitude, I assume there would be a speech trainer in there.

Yep, there's a speech trainer.

[Bigpapa42]

I ended up getting my speechcraft up by abusing the cheat in Riften. I was trying to avoid so, but then I read about how selling things to merchants gains you XP in speech, but based on the size of the item and only per interaction. So I ended up exiting the conversation constantly when selling stuff, just to exploit that. I figured that was cheap enough, so might as well just go the cheaper and easier route.

Just did the quest that took me to Blackreach. Awesome. Amazing atmosphere there. I ended up going right back afterward just to explore it a bit more.

[JBregz]

Holding off on this game until Christmas though. I'm using my friends copy and I'm pretty sure I got it for Christmas so I don't want to get any farther.

[Maynard]

the speech trainer in the bards collage has you do quests before he will train you..he i the master though

[OnlyOneBeerLeft]

the speech trainer in the bards collage has you do quests before he will train you..he i the master though

Is Bards College actually in Solitude or is it on the outer walls or something?

[Maynard]

its in Solitude east of the bridge