Storyline: Have you ever wondered why there is plenty of mead but no hard liquor anywhere in Skyrim? Well, it seems spirits are frowned upon. The second release will contain two more enterprises: The time passes instantly (like supernastypants did it in the BYOH mod), and the script calculates what you sold and how much you earned based on your inventory. When you own the store, you have to keep it stocked, and then you can go to the counter and choose to work for a set amount of time. The two NPC shopkeepers you can't marry are Ronan Gray-Mane (who owns Prairie Foods) and Tilda Battle-Born (who owns The Golden Sheaf). You can also marry two of the shopkeepers, in which case you become the owner of the store (along with the NPC). Eventually, you've worked there long enough that they will let you buy the place if you have the gold. The basic design is that the NPC who owns the store will hire you to do certain jobs, which escalate. You also get ownership of the entire residence and can move your family there.

Buying is a big investment, but then you get to keep 100% of the profits. If you continue the storyline, and if you save up enough money, you may be allowed to buy the enterprise.

You can make a little money, and you will get ownership of a small room where you can sleep and store your things. Prairie Foods (Butcher/Traditional Foods)Įach store has a storyline available that will allow you to work there. White River Trader (Fishmonger/General Goods) The first release will contain the following stores: It should be released by the end of March. I am actively developing a mod with merchant-related questlines.

Skyrim own a shop mod