It does lead to Misdirection and Perfect Touch (pickpocket equipped weapons and items), but they’re only marginally useful perks. Catpurse (Pickpocket 40): Pickpocketing gold is already very easy why do you need to spend a whole perk point on increasing it? Pickpocketing is capped at 90%, and if you invest into Light Fingers, many things, including gold, should already be at that cap.If you aren’t ever short on lockpicks and don’t find most of the lockpicking perks attractive, just skip the skill altogether. The only point to investing into them is to get Treasure Hunter (50% greater chance of finding special treasure) and Unbreakable (Lockpicks don’t break).

I’ve picked many Expert locks in Skyrim, and I haven’t put a single point into the skill tree. Locks in this game are very easy to pick compared to the Fallout games. Master Locks (Lockpicking 100): Most of the lockpicking skill tree is actually completely unnecessary.Basically, these two Heavy armor perks are only useful for getting the Conditioning perk, so you should decide beforehand if Conditioning is worth choosing Heavy Armor over the Light Armor perk path. Cushioned (Heavy Armor 50): Halve damage from falling if wearing all heavy armor… This may help you if you accidentally fall down a large bridge that’s at the perfect height where it won’t kill you, and at the bottom is a large number of enemies, all while you’re out of potions.F ists of Steel (Heavy Armor 30): Who uses unarmed attacks, especially while using heavy armor?.Merchant (Speech 50): This one’s purely for convenience’s sake you can sell all your gear to anyone.Wind Walker (Light Armor 60): The main reason why I prefer light armor over heavy armor-there isn’t a useless perk in the tree.Extra Pockets (Pickpocket 50): Increasing your carrying capacity by 100 is awesome it’s helpful in basically any situation.Green Thumb (Alchemy 70): This perk helps you collect far more ingredients from plants, and if you invest into the alchemy tree, it adds up very quickly.Recovery (Restoration 30): A 25/50% increase in Magicka regeneration! I always love passive abilities like this, and if you even use a tiny bit of magicka, this perk is worth it.Even if you don’t regularly use healing, you can use it to get you from place to place faster. Respite (Restoration 40): Restore stamina with healing spells? Very useful for most builds, if you use restoration spells, of course.Also, I’ll go a lot more in depth with the “Useless” perks, because most, if not all, of the “Useful” perks are self-explanatory. Note: I’m not going to include most of the combat perks because picking which are useful and useless in those is largely subjective.

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