Stealing items from NPCs will raise Pickpocketing.The more valuable the item, the lower the chance of success, but you will get more skill experience the more valuable it is. Followers stealing for you will count as a stolen item in your character's journal as well. Know if you're playing a character that doesn't steal, there are a lot of quests you cannot complete. By training with her up to five times each level, you can get this perk with a count of 0 stolen items in your journal. She is an Expert Pickpocket trainer and can easily train you all the way up to level 50 without your character having to steal anything. If you want this perk but you are roleplaying a character that doesn t steal, you can go to Windhelm from time to time and pay Silda the Unseen a visit. It will only cost you 3 perk points and level 50 in the Pickpocket skill. The perk Extra Pocket is incredibly practical because it provides your character with 100 more carry weight on top of their standard 300 you begin with. While it certainly will, there are some perks in this tree that are practical for every other build in Skyrim if you are willing to spend time, perks and perhaps some money. Upon first sight this skill may only exist for being an easy money maker.
That use of pickpocket is sinister, but there are positive reasons to work on this skill as well.
It will also prepare you for Thieves Guild jobs. This skill is excellent for working your way up the economical food chain of Skyrim. Pickpocketing, or the "art" of stealing the precious belongings of someone else for your character's gain.
Skyrim Pickpocket Guide Master the Art of Robbing them Blind by Leto Kersten
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