The 1.9 patch and the Dragonborn add-on both have features that let you clear a Perk Tree and reinvest those perks in other places. The Experimenter perk allows you to discover more effects each time you eat an ingredient. Placement of ingredients in kitchens and display shelves usually indicate they combine with nearby ingredients. Similarities between names (such as, "Frost" and "Snow") also provide a hint. Insects that feed on flowers often have the same effects. Those that grow near each other often have similar effects (such as Purple Mountain Flower + Thistle, or Lavender + Red Mountain Flower + Tundra Cotton). A more effective strategy is to notice commonalities between ingredients. You can try various recipes found in-game, or you can simply mix ingredients together randomly. If result < 0, then result = BaseMag Tips Identifying Effects SkillMult: 1 + fAlchemySkillFactor x (Skill/100) - (Skill/100). Result = fAlchemyIngrediantInitMult x BaseMag x SkillMult x Alchemist Perk x Benefactor Perk x Physician Perk x Poisoner Perk x Sum of Enchantents The exception to this rule is Fortify Restoration potions since Restoration governs all Skills, a Fortify Restoration potion will reinforce any Fortify potion if drunk together. The effects of multiple Fortify Skill potions generally do not stack if you already have a Fortify Enchanting potion in your system, there is no benefit to drinking another. In turn, mixing potions/poisons leads to Alchemy skill increases. Your Alchemy skill level, Alchemy perks, and Fortify Alchemy enchantments determine the strength of any potions or poisons that you create (see Alchemy Effects for details). When an effect has been identified, the effect will be listed in the Alchemy menu screen, allowing you to sort ingredients by effect. Unlike in Oblivion, your Alchemy level does not affect which effects you can discover or use. When an ingredient is selected, it will grey out all other ingredients where a combination has previously been attempted and failed. Additional effects can be discovered by experimenting to see what ingredient combinations successfully yield potions. Eating the ingredient always allows you to discover an ingredient's first effect the Experimenter perk causes additional effects to be discovered when you consume an ingredient. 
A list of some useful craftable potions is provided at Useful Potions.Įach ingredient has a total of four available effects. Multiple-effect potions can be created if the combined ingredients have more than one effect in common. If the shared effect is a beneficial one (e.g., Restore Health), you create a potion if the shared effect is a negative one (e.g., Damage Health), you create a poison. To create a potion (or poison) you must combine two or three ingredients which share a magical effect. This bug is fixed by version 1.9.26.0.8 of the Official Skyrim Patch.Īlchemy can only be performed at designated alchemy labs.Prior to Patch 1.9, the prerequisite perk for Purity was only Experimenter, even though the perk tree indicated Snakeblood was needed. Green thumbs also get extra ingredients from crops, egg nests, barnacle clusters, and other objects, but not from creatures, passive creatures, or nirnroot plants. †Īll negative effects are removed from created potions, and all positive effects are removed from created poisons. Two ingredients are gathered from plants. Poisons applied to weapons last for twice as many hits. Potions you mix with beneficial effects have an additional 25% greater magnitude.Įating an ingredient reveals first two effects.Įating an ingredient reveals first three effects.Įating an ingredient reveals all its effects.
Potions you mix that restore Health, Magicka or Stamina are 25% more powerful. Potions and poisons you make are twice as strong. Potions and poisons you make are 80% stronger. Potions and poisons you make are 60% stronger. Potions and poisons you make are 40% stronger.
Potions and poisons you make are 20% stronger.
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