crashhat69
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i want to make some good blacksmith potions because i can't find any anywhere. what is the best/easiest way to level up alchemy?
No. Not in any significant way. The potion increases your Smithing ability by 20% or whatever value the potion says. Unless you increase your skill a lot in between uses you won't notice any improvement.i found 2 20% blacksmith potions which im not a fan of. if i drink one, upgrade my sword at the grind stone, wait, drink another and upgrade my sword again will that work?
Then you won't see any improvement at all, ever. Not legitimately, anyway. A high Alchemy skill can make better potions than you'll ever find, especially with perks. If you really want a weapon that blows everything else away you'll need Fortify Smithing gear and Fortify Smithing potions.my smithing is at 100 if that makes a difference
The effects don't stack so nothing will happend the second time.i found 2 20% blacksmith potions which im not a fan of. if i drink one, upgrade my sword at the grind stone, wait, drink another and upgrade my sword again will that work?
He wont see any improvement from between the first time he uses the potion and tempers his weapon at the grindstone and the second time because the effects don't stack, but the effects of one potion will allow for a modest improvement to his weapons damage. A 20% increase to 100 Smithing skill will increase the Smithing damage bonus of a weapon by about 3 points (assuming he has the matching Smithing perk for the material type of the weapon). Depending on his weapon skill and perks that will probably result in additional points of damage on top of that for his weapons displayed damage. It's not a lot but he may as well use the first potion and maybe sell the second one.Then you won't see any improvement at all, ever..
As usual, you said it better than I can. Thank you for clarifying.The effects don't stack so nothing will happend the second time.
He wont see any improvement from between the first time he uses the potion and tempers his weapon at the grindstone and the second time because the effects don't stack, but the effects of one potion will allow for a modest improvement to his weapons damage. A 20% increase to 100 Smithing skill will increase the Smithing damage bonus of a weapon by about 3 points (assuming he has the matching Smithing perk for the material type of the weapon). Depending on his weapon skill and perks that will probably result in additional points of damage on top of that for his weapons displayed damage. It's not a lot but he may as well use the first potion and maybe sell the second one.