This is all without the Unofficial Patch, of course. Regarding fortify marksman and one handed, my understanding is that marksman will fortify one handed along with ranged damage, and will stack in the case of the above potion however, jankily, fortify one handed does not work on daggers. So first, a few practical potions on the battlefield, situational depending on your specialty:Ĭombat Archer Potion: canis root OR elves ear OR spider egg + garlic OR Luna moth wing OR vampire dust + juniper berries: fortify marksman and health regenīear claws OR hawk feathers OR hanging moss OR small pearl + canis root + elves ear OR juniper berries: fortify one handed and marksman This is mostly for my own documentation purposes, will likely be poorly organized and be littered with notes, editorials and asides, but if someone else somehow gets some use out of this, that's.well, that's just great. So, many of these recipes include farmable ingredients and compliment a thief type build. Yeah, human flesh can make some strong poisons, but it isn't going to be a reliable go-to. Yes, you can consult the UESP ( ), and I highly recommend that you do ( ), but it can be slightly obtuse or impractical at times. I couldn't find a really good list of useful poisons and potions, so I decided to compile one. That said, here's the original post followed by the revised list: I'm not very good at that part well, you'll see. For whatever reason, I find this to be "fun." You're welcome.Īlso gonna try to clean up the format a little, just for simplicity's sake. This playstyle requires a certain amount of research of ingredients, geography, and the enemy.
Incorporating certain shouts, like Aura Whisper, Throw Voice, Slow Time, Whirlwind Sprint, and Become Ethereal, and certain perks like Quiet Casting, Silent Roll, etc., you become a ghost assassin, able to neutralize any single target in one or two shots and control any crowd, often without ever being seen. Speaking strictly from a character/RP point of view, I love the idea of a relatively normal hunter or thief with the ability to tip the scales in any battle simply from their knowledge of the interactions of the plants and animals in their environment. My goal was/is to share not just good potions and poisons, but more or less the BEST mixtures, whether in effectiveness, ease of procurement, value, just plain fun, RP, or whatever. UPDATE! (5/21/21) With extra special thanks to u/Leviathan73 and u/dnew for suggestions and inspiration. UPDATE! (6/1/21) Added a bunch of recipes from my book.I want to be done soon but I'm not sure when that will be. I envy his propensity for brevity, something I obviously don't possess! OK, plugs are over. pms00 is THE man for explaining mechanics in the game in a very simple, straightforward style that I REALLY appreciate. Fudge and Camel are both amazing for lore and geography, and also tips and tricks. ESO is great for a little bit of everything, but mostly walkthroughs and little tips and tricks, and I happen to think he's pretty entertaining. Love and sweet rolls.Īmong them, you can find just about anything and everything there is to know about Skyrim, and that's saying a LOT. I prefer to be accurate if I can help it! I love the Skyrim community and don't plan on going anywhere anytime soon. If you honestly believe you or someone else deserves credit for a recipe or bit of info, let me know and I'll be happy to do that! And if you notice an inconsistency, typo, or something that's flat out wrong, please don't hesitate to let me know. The notes I DID rip off, I did my best to provide credit. It's pretty silly to assume I ripped off your notes. There are only so many ingredient combinations in the world.
You may have even written about it at some point. NOTE: You will almost definitely see your favorite potion down there. So there you go: a fairly exhaustive list of most of the best potions you can get out of Vanilla Skyrim.
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FINAL UPDATE (6/16/21) I stalled a little bit, but I figure you gotta let it be done eventually.
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