Hey guys, sorry if this has been posted before (it is my first post here) just thought I would try and help out, basically you select the ingredients you have and it tells you which potions you can create. http://skyrim.tapiocacollective.com/

cool guide thanks...i was just thinkin about how to mix all the ingredients i found

No offense but things like this tend to bother me. People complain relentlessly about how simple Skyrim has gotten and is no longer complex like Morrowind. In Skyrim they made alchemy more complex then it has ever been, but instead of figuring things out for themselves via the in game mechanices, i.e. eating the ingredients, trial and error, finding recipies, people just take to the internet. I'm not judging those who do, but if you do dont turn around and complain how the game is too simplifed.

I see your point but I do not complain about complexity in Skyrim I just thought this might help some people out.

Double post

I know, it was a general comment not directed specifically at you or your post. Was mainly about the hypocrecy of some people.

Yeah it's cool, I see what you mean.

This will prove useful to Master Von Sprikletiks, thank you.

It is nice alright, but if i really need to know something like that then i use this site.

http://skyrim.melian.cc/?cmd=cmdSkyrimIngredientList

Although if you are on PC then you can use a certain mod to get a book or 4 different volumes with alchemy recipes.

Yeah that also looks like a great site for this sort of thing, thanks for sharing.

Perfect! I've been holding off diving into Alchemy until a tool like this showed up. Without a "sort by effect" option on containers, I've had to unload my entire alchemy storage containers and then put everything back in when I want to make a potion for a particular effect. Right pain in the [censored] that is. We need a "store all" command to complement the "take all" command.