skyrim alchemy recipes for bleeding crown

#Skyrim alchemy recipes for bleeding crown mod#

Wait until you can create the best possible crafting gear from normal enchantments and enchanting potions (when you are 100 Alchemy and 100 Enchanting skill) before making your first Fortify Alchemy potion.

I used the teleporter at Frostbrook Farm (mod) to visit every shop, every day for a week (it still takes all day to visit them all), and managed to get a few. Check the alchemy shop in every city, every time you visit, to see if they have one on that day.

Red Canis Root may be available somewhere on the map in Solstheim (DLC), but I haven't found it anywhere except Alchemy Shops (rare).

It is easiest to harvest it yourself, as it is rare in the shops. I waited until over level 50 to do the quest, and chose to harvest the Eldergleam and heal the tree (for a change), and only noticed the Gildergreen sap in the shop sometime after that. It also may only show up in shops after the Gildergreen is healed, which means it may not be available in shops either if you choose to plant the sapling instead. It may or may not be available if the Sapling quest option is chosen (I haven't tried).

Gildergreen Sap can be harvested once every 2-3 days from the Gildergreen in Whiterun (using Stealth) after the Gildergreen has been healed using Eldergleam Sap (quest).

I first noticed them (and started looking for them) at around level 55.

These ingredients may not appear until you reach level 40-50.

Gildergreen Sap FF, Red Canis Root FF (rare ingredients): The normal game with DLC does not allow a Fortify Alchemy potion.

#Skyrim alchemy recipes for bleeding crown mod#

I have recently learned that this may have been added by a MOD (most likely the Frostbrook Farm mod) and so I am listing it last. *Dragon's Tongue, *Mora Topinella, *Scaly Pholiota Resist Fire + Resist Poison + Restore Stamina + Cure Disease *Snowberries, Hawk Beak (hunt using Lightning Bolt),

Resist Fire + Resist Frost + Resist Shock + Fortify Enchanting Regen Stamina + Restore Stamina + Resist Fire *Creep Cluster, *Scaly Pholiota, *Juniper Berriesįortify Carry Weight + Damage Stamina Regen *Fly Amanita, *River Betty, *Scaly Pholiotaįortify Carry Weight + Damage Stamina Regen + Weakness to Magic *Blue Butterfly Wing, *Blue Mountain Flower, *Wheat *Creep Cluster or *Scaly Pholiota (either one), *Deathbell, ĭamage Magicka Regen + Fortify Health + Fortify Conjuration + Restore Health Slow + Damage Health + Weakness to Poison Invisibility + Regenerate Health + Damage Magicka Invisibility + Regenerate Health + Fortify Light Armor + Cure Disease Potions can only be sold to Alchemists and General Stores until you unlock the Merchant perk in Speechcraft. This will get you a bunch of random ingredients that you can use to make even more useful potions. I recommend buying out the ingredients at the shops whenever you go, and then buy your money back with the potions you make. At this rate, just going around catching butterflies and picking flowers (wheat is cheap in most alchemy shops, if you run out of farms), you can buy Frostbrook Farm or Hearthfire home fairly quickly. having put 1 of your 2 perks into alchemy, the value of this potion would have been 376 gold, and subsequent faster leveling. As you increase in level & perks, the value of potions will quickly rise in value. One of the most valuable potions that is easy to find and make at the beginning of the game is Blue Butterfly Wing+Blue Mountain Flower+Wheat (Lvl 3 Hero, 15 Alchemy, No Perks, has a value of 314 gold). This is how I came up with the following quick list of cash potions. You can combine other attributes of the first two ingredients with a third ingredient in order to bump up the value accordingly. Paralysis is 3.3x more valuable than Resist Fire/Frost/Shock. Fortify Block, Marksman, One-Handed, Two-Handed, Restoration, Sneak, Resist Poison

Regenerate Health, Magicka, or Stamina (all same value)ħ. The following Top Ten list will help you put together random potions that are more cost effective.Ħ. If you are power leveling, and you need to make potions from random ingredients that you have on hand: the value of the effects varies greatly, with the most valuable (Paralysis) being around 85 times the value of the least valuable (Damage Health). While there are other more valuable combinations, these are intended to be very easy to find and make. Some effects also have more value than others. If you are making potions for money, it is not a good idea to take the Master Perk that purifies your potions. Potions that have multiple (even conflicting) effects have a greater cash value depending on the total number and degree of effects.