Two ingredients are gathered from plants (description is misleading - two ingredients or food items are gathered from any static harvest-able object - be it plant, fungi, hanging fish or meat, egg clusters, etc.) Known exception: Nirnroot (has only 1 root).Īlchemy 80, Concentrated Poison, ExperimenterĪll negative effects are removed from created potions while all positive effects are removed from created poisons.How to do Alchemy in Elder Scrolls Online 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 the first two / three / four effects. Potions you mix that restore health or stamina are 25% more powerful.
The following are perks that become available to select as the skill is leveled up: Perk (Ranks) A Return To Your Roots awards the Dragonborn with the ability, Sinderion's Serendipity, which provides a 25% chance of producing an extra potion when creating potions.
Retrieve the Finn's Lute for Inge Six Fingers at the Bards College in Solitude awards the Dragonborn with one level of every Thief-governed skill, including Alchemy.In Whiterun, at Arcadia's Cauldron for Arcadia – bring frost salts to Arcadia.Find Song of the Alchemists for Lami, in Morthal.
In Dawnstar at The Mortar and Pestle for Frida – Retrieve the Ring of Pure Mixtures for Frida.The following quests increase or help to increase the Alchemy skill: Oghma Infinium – choosing the Path of Shadow increases all Thief skills, including Alchemy, by five.See each book's page for a list of possible locations. The following books provide a permanent one-time increase to the Dragonborn's Alchemy skill. Eating a raw ingredient and learning a new effect.One can make a large number of potions each time the plants regrow. There are 18 plots available to grow these plants with both a garden and a greenhouse, yielding three ingredients each. With Hearthfire one can grow alchemy ingredients in their homestead.More valuable potions increase Alchemy skill faster. The following actions raise the Alchemy skill: It also allows the Dragonborn to breathe underwater. The resulting potion regenerates health and magicka faster. The most valuable potion known to date requires Hearthfire, and can be brewed at an Alchemy Lab by mixing garlic, nordic barnacle, and salmon roe. (A poison in a pink bottle will be 20% less effective, while a beneficial potion in a green bottle will be 20% less effective.) Mixing effects will reduce the effectiveness of individual potions and poisons, depending on whether the beneficial effect or poison is dominant. Using a potion involves simply selecting it from the inventory, while poisons are applied to weapons such as a sword or a bow by equipping the weapon to be poisoned and then selecting a poison to apply to it. The Alchemy perk Purity removes this possibility for potions crafted in the future. In fact, some craftable poisons can benefit the enemy, and some craftable potions can harm the Dragonborn. The value of a potion is derived from the number of effects and their magnitude, regardless of the utility of the potion. This can lead to some confusion when finding a potion to consume from the inventory. Unlike found potions, which can have alternate names and usually only one effect, brewed potions always have one consistent name, regardless of the number of effects contained. Damage Health, Slow, Paralyze, Weakness to Fire, and Lingering Damage Magicka are common examples of a poison's effects.Ī brewed potion always has a name describing its dominant effect. Potions can also increase the magnitude of spells cast and skills like One-Handed or Smithing, or alter the Dragonborn with Invisibility. Examples include those that increase the maximum of (" Fortify"), regenerate over time, or instantly replenish stats like Stamina, Magicka, or Health. In typical parlance, potions affect the Dragonborn. Potions and poisons are items produced as a result of brewing at an Alchemy Lab. For a list of potions and their effects, see Potions (Skyrim).
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