When you arrive at an alchemy laboratory, based on what ingredients you've sampled on your travels, you'll see some preset recipes ready to go for you. Just know they're everywhere, from caves to homes to castles. You'll find these in abundance across your travels, so it's really hard to pinpoint exactly where one is. What's next? You need to find an alchemy laboratory. Okay, so you've sampled sixteen giant's toes and the wings of a beautiful butterfly.
And each time you sample something, the knowledge of what that ingredient does is ingrained in your character's head. From the cabbages you steal from caverns, to the toes of giants that nearly killed you, you have to ingest some pretty wild stuff. The quickest way of expanding your ingredients knowledge is to sample everything you can. Simple enough, right? Well, you have to have a pretty large knowledge of ingredients before you can even think of getting your brew on. AlchemyĪlchemy is the art of brewing potions. The outlined aspects actually give your character an advantage in the harsh and sometimes hostile world of Skyrim. There are other aspects to crafting, such as chopping wood or cooking a nice stew, but that's mainly reserved for straight role playing of your character. Think of it in terms of Minecraft-take your raw materials and make something awesome.īelow, I've outlined the three major aspects of crafting in Skyrim: Alchemy, Enchanting, and Smithing. One thing that becomes infinitely useful and essential (depending on your class) is crafting.
How about living an honest life as a blacksmith? Well, by golly, you can do it! Want to make pies for twenty hours? There's an oven right over there, get baking. But you can also take on even the most mundane of tasks. Sure, you can do the predictable thing and be a gay cat-man that shouts at dragons to death. There's a lot that you can do in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
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