Places considered to be owned by you and therefore contain safe containers are spoiler warning :. I have personally stored items in my apprentice quarters in the College of Winterhold without problems, however others have had stuff go missing from there, so be careful.
Other containers may not be safe. Given what some other answers have said, Gerder's house does not seem like a safe place for long-term storage. Do not leave things in containers you do not own! They may not be there when you come back for them. Buying a house is one way of owning containers. I, and Doug, have also stored items in the room assigned to you at Winterhold College and it appears safe. It just seemed safe to me at the time when the game was very new.
Your best bet is to get a house. If you need additional space now, maybe try storing the items in your horse or companion, or try out those two locations you mentioned with something inexpensive. See if it disappears. Containers may be safe for one of two reasons. Some container types are set to be non-respawning — containers of that type will never respawn, no matter where the container is found.
Other containers are safe because of their location — some locations, in particular the player's houses, are identified as non-respawning locations. All containers in these safe locations even common Barrels and Sacks can safely be used for storage. Safe locations are places that never respawn. Therefore, every container in the location even a common barrel or sack is safe for storage. The primary example of a safe location is a player-owned house , but a large number of other places are also non-respawning.
Unless noted otherwise on the place page, only the interior areas of these locations are safe — i. In a few instances, there may be quest-related changes to the location as noted on the individual place page , but otherwise the game does not modify the contents of a safe location.
These are places that never respawn , and therefore none of the containers automatically reset. Any quest-related changes to the location are noted on the place page.
Note that individual containers in other locations may also be safe for storage. Don't tell anyone, but if you just dump stuff on the ground in cities, I'm pretty sure it's safe. You don't have to use chests at all! I dumped this armour I had that I couldn't be bothered selling just outside Blue Hall The Solitude Jarl's house and 10 hours of game play later it's still there.
I stored in the chest in that house for 29 hours and I just lost thousands in reserve gold and even more in items. The wardrobe in your bedroom in the College of Winterhold is definitely safe. I always use it and never had any kind of problem. Don't bother about J'zaro, he never takes your stuff.
An interesting alternative is Anise's Cabin. You can safely store your items in the cupboard in the basement and it has an alchemy lab, an arcane enchanter and a bed. You may also be useful to take a look at this article about containers in Skyrim.
You remember getting the house key at the start of the game? Hob and Gerdur's house in Riverwood is your safe house until you actually purchase your own. I always store my stuff in the barrel beside the bed and nothing has ever gone missing.
In addition to player-owned houses, there are some locations that do not respawn - and thus are safe for long-term storage. One such location is the Abandoned House in Markarth. This is an especially useful location as you do not need to purchase it therefore you don't need to have a sum of gold on hand. To gain access to this location you only need to begin the The House of Horrors quest - you need not finish it.
This can all be done very early in the game by taking a cart from Whiterun to Markarth , making it a great storage location. To more specifically answer your question: Neither Gerdur's House nor the College of Winterhold are safe places. If you follow the links from your question, you'll see that they both have a respawn time of 10 days. Anywhere else for future? User Info: SmokenAshes. The Alchemist Shack near Riverwood on the other side of the river.
It has some containers that are safe and a Alchemy table. User Info: LADragon You can safely store items at the home of any friend. In Riverwood alone you have 5 options.
Depending on who you went into Helgen keep with, you can stay with the blacksmith Imperial or mill owner Stormcloak. You get a bed, multiple containers, and inventory gifts from either. Next you have Sven or Faendal. Whomever you help with the love letter mission become not only a friend with access to their home, but also a follower.
Any coin he charges you for training, you can take right back from his trade inventory. And then finally the Riverwood Trader. Once you get the claw back, you have access to the bed and chests on the second floor of the shop.
Riverwood is the only one you won't have access to the key for, so you'll have to pick the lock to get in late at night. Thanks a lot!!! Appreciate it! User Info: DrewResnor. Finish Mage University quests right away as well. User Info: biggestmexican. Small Sacks are used in homes, shops, and dungeons to store food, similar to Large Sacks but less common.
Urns, including Burial Urns, are found throughout Nordic Ruins. Some urns are always empty. All other varieties of urns contain each of the following:. Dragonborn adds three visually identical types of urns, which are placed throughout Raven Rock :. Burial urn found in Solitude Catacombs. Urn DB. Vessels are equivalent to boss chests and can be found in Apocrypha.
Loot found in vessels include:. There are many corpses in the game which are considered to be containers in game data. Unless otherwise noted, all of the containers listed here do respawn with the cell in which they're located.
Dead NPCs are not found here and are listed at their category instead. Burnt corpses are charred bodies which are commonly found in dungeons, sometimes lying over fire pits or inside hanging cages. Desecrated corpses are bodies of unfortunate soldiers of the civil war , found in only two locations in the game.
They do not respawn. Dessicated corpses are the bodies of unfortunate victims to frostbite spiders , found wrapped in spiderwebs in various dungeons throughout Skyrim.
In addition to living draugr , many dungeons throughout Skyrim also contain the corpses of draugr which can be looted. There are ten versions, all of which carry the following contents:. Containers may be safe for one of two reasons. Some container types are set to be non-respawning—containers of that type will never respawn, no matter where the container is found.
Other containers are safe because of their location—some locations, in particular the player's houses , are identified as non-respawning locations. All containers in these safe locations even common Barrels and Sacks can safely be used for storage. Child's Chest is a part of child's bedroom. It will be empty if you haven't adopted any children. Your children may collect various things and store them in their chest. Their older weapons, clothes and dolls will be kept in it too, if you give them a new one.
Your children will restock it every few days. However, the original contents in it won't disappear. Coffins are found in Halls of the Dead and Vampire Dungeons. Most coffins are always empty.
Whenever a citizen of a hold dies, the items that they were carrying, such as keys, clothes, and weapons, will appear in a coffin in the Hall of the Dead of the hold capital. These items will then be free to take without consequence. Cupboards are common furniture in houses. Different types of cupboards appear in common houses, upper-class houses, and noble houses.
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