Recipes are notes that you could find or purchase that offer some fundamental alchemy recipes. Although this page is particularly of these alchemy notes, other pages showcase other kinds of recipes hanging around:
- Atronach Forge lists all the recipes specific to that particular forge.
- Cooking and Baking HF list all the available food combinations
The alchemy recipes haven't much significance apart from supplying a technique, beyond eating ingredients and experimentation, to discover a few of the component effects. However, you don't need to locate a recipe to use the mixture on the note. Nor do these notes provide anything near to a complete listing of possible alchemy component combinations.
Recipes would be the only kind of note that may be purchased, particularly from apothecary retailers who stock:
- 1 common recipe
- 50% possibility of getting 1 poison recipe
- 50% possibility of getting 1 rare recipe
Recipes may also from time to time be located in random loot, particularly for warlocks and forsworn. Recipes could be offered to apothecary and general goods retailers. Retailers classify them differently from books, and for that reason they can't be offered to spell retailers or any other retailers who exchange books. All recipes do not have weight.
† Incorrect component - both of these ought to be swapped.
‡ This isn't even an component, but rather a food.
Notes Edit
- Should you ask Arcadia. Orgnar. or Zaria for permission to make use of the alchemy lab in their particular stores, they will explain that wheat and blisterwort produce a Restore Health concoction.
- Most recipes have limited use simply because they may need ingredients that aren't offered by alchemists.
- A larger benefit is that they usually reveal a greater value aftereffect of among the ingredients.
- Some recipes are wrong. Particularly, Frost Salts and Fire Salts happen to be confused and Gourds aren't really an alchemy component.
- Recipes don't instantly reveal unknown usages of potions.