Removes high level armor/weapons/items from levelled lists and places them physically in the world where they make sense.
Morrowloot by Trainwiz - Highly recommended. Reduced Gold Rewards for Quests by mjharper - Can work alongside kuertee's mod if you don't want gold from quests removed dynamically because of the immersion-breaking "Gold Removed" messages. I use fBarterMin 3.5, fBarterMax 7.5, and -40% Buying Price Adjustment to make it worthwhile to only sell items above a 10:1 Value/Weight ratio, while keeping buying prices close to vanilla, and making Speech skill more valuable. Trade and Barter by kryptopyr - Essential mod for balancing Skyrim's economy and adjusting it to your liking. Gold adjustment by kuertee - The inspiration for this mod! Scarcity affects all item types but you can use kuertee's mod to further tweak occurrences of certain items as well as gold. Scarcity will not touch mod-added items that are outside of loot lists for example Scarcity will not affect NPCs equipped weapons and armor, only the additional weapons and armor they might drop upon death. Scarcity will apply to all mod-added items that utilize Skyrim's vanilla levelled loot lists. All you need to do is include it in your Bashed Patch (see "Installation"). Scarcity is fully compatible with all other mods that add items to the game or alter existing levelled lists. In the future versions I will make the rarity of loot adjustable either by separate esps or MCM menu and also add Dawnguard and Dragonborn support. Best of all Scarcity is fully compatible and will integrate well with all other mods, even those altering levelled lists (see "Compatibility" section). It also does not touch gold (use kuertee's Gold adjustment mod for that). It will not touch quest-related items or items equipped by NPCs (as opposed to unequipped loot) so that fights will still be tough. 
Overall, Scarcity makes loot 4x less likely to find inside containers, dead creatures, and dead NPCs, and affects everything from arrows to lockpicks to scrolls.
Moreover, it reduces loot so you don't have to keep making trips to the same cleared dungeon again and again just to haul everything back. There are less weapons and armors lying around, potions and gems are scarce, and enchanted items and magic staves are now genuine treasures. Scarcity fixes this problem by reducing the amount of loot in-game and making finding rare items rewarding once again. It's no secret that Skyrim's economy is broken-Worse yet, the more weapon/armor/creature mods you add to your game the more disproportionate Skyrim's economy becomes.
From the Maker of Character Creation Overhaul and Random Alternate Start
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