Description
Ever wonder why you cannot loot crates in Skyrim? Or why barrels and furniture often give worthless items? This mod improves the random loot found in various containers, while keeping the vanilla feel intact.
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What This Mod Changes
End Tables & Cabinets – now contain additional items such as books, small jewelry, and other appropriate loot.
Dressers – expanded loot tables to include clothing, robes, armor pieces, and pelts.
Barrels – increased both the amount and variety of food (no more single carrots).
Crates – over 2,600 static crates have been converted into lootable containers.
Typical crate loot includes miscellaneous items such as kettles, pelts, robes, books, gold, lockpicks, etc.
More powerful items (like weapons) remain reserved for higher-value containers such as chests.
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Notes
Crates in player homes are intentionally untouched to avoid conflicts with home mods.
Crates with snow shaders cannot be easily converted (since shaders only apply to statics, not containers). Creating snow-textured crates would be possible, but placement/orientation issues make it complex.
All added loot is based on leveled lists. Items are chosen to make sense (e.g., no giant hammers inside an end table).
Items are not overpowered – the goal is immersion and balance, not breaking the economy.
To install this mod, visit our page on How To Install Skyrim Mods at: http://fextralife.com/how-to-install-skyrim-mods/









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