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Isriana β Skyrim: You Are What You Eat
Published: 2012-01-18 15:04:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 98746; Favourites: 1072; Downloads: 0
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You should be a little more specific about "out of the ordinary", healer lady. An average Dovahkiin eats Daedra Hearts and Bear Claws for breakfast...
Anyway, I couldn't help drawing a comic about all those freaky things you can or have to eat in the game. When I encountered an alchemy table for the first time I asked my brother how to create a potion, and he told me I must eat an ingredient before I can use it. "Riiight", was pretty much my reaction when I took a look at my inventory and realized it was full of all sorts of appetizing items such as torchbugs, spider eggs, hawk feathers and ominous looking glowing mushrooms. Seriously, Dragonborn must have a digestion of an ostrich.
Skaila Skaran Β© me
Danica Pure-Spring and random priest of Kynareth Β© Bethesda
from The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
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It's not quite as gross as actual traditional Norwegian food.
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Norvegians eat even more disgusting thinsg than a giant's toe?
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Well for lunch I had two slaughterfish eggs, 5 deathbells, 6 yellow mountain flowers, and a human heart. Iβd say that was a pretty fulfilling meal.
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Here are some useful potions that are made with ingredients that are fairly easy to obtain, especially if you have Hearthfire and can grow your own plants.
Restore Health + Fortify Health: Blue Mtn Flower + Wheat
Fortify Smithing: Blisterwort + Glowing Mushroom
Fortify Enchanting: Blue Butterfly Wing + Snowberries
Fortify Carry Weight: Creep Cluster, River Betty, Scaly Pholiota
Resist Fire: Dragon's Tongue + Fly Amanita
Resist Frost: Purple Mtn Flower + Silverside Perch
Resist Shock: Blue Dartwing + Swamp Fungal Pod
Resist Magic: Lavender + Tundra Cotton
Slow: Deathbell + Salt Pile
Damage Magicka + Damage Magicka Regen: Butterfly Wing + Hanging Moss + Nightshade
Lingering Damage Magicka: Purple Mtn Flower + Swamp Fungal Pod
Damage Health + Lingering Damage Health: Deathbell + Imp Stool + Mora Tapinella
Instead of making potions of Cure Disease, just eat a piece of Mudcrab Chitin. Β That should cure the disease; you only use up a single, easy to obtain ingredient; and a piece of Mudcrab Chitin weighs less than a potion of Cure Disease. Β Or you can use any shrine for one of the nine Divines.
The easiest way to find out what the ingredients do is to look it up on the Internet. Β Another option is to save your game, mix a lot of potions, make notes on what you learned, and then reload. Β You can also save right before buying alchemy recipes, read the recipe, make notes, and then reload.
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Just another Tuesday for the Munchkiin.
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Reminds me of the first time they sent me to Malaysia to inspect the construction of an oil rig.Β The dreaded lunch time with the local management, with their local cuisine...
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Giant's toe+wheat+creep cluster=Ridiculous skill increase in alchemy, ridiculous amounts of money and a ridiculous amount of potential lifesavers.
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Try Giant's toe+Blue mountain flower+Blue butterfly wing
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This is why I do legendary on Alchemy. First time around, I get the perks that teach me everything the stuff can do, eat one of everything, then reset and grind back up making health, stamina, and magica potions again. I have a huge stockpile of potions, for use and sale, and plenty of ingredients that I actually know how to use when I get back up, along with having all the other, far more useful perks so the new potions are even better.Β
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actually, i never found out what the fastest way to level that skill was. im level 50 now and make health/invisibility potions rather often yet im still level 50 alchemy and im too busy buying other skill points from trainers.
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LOL! Β I rarely make potions because...well just because. Β I gather ingredients like crazy and eat them to get my alchemy score up though. Β I remember in the Mournhold expansion for Morrowind how bizarre it was for my character to sit there and eat half a dozen 50lb hunks of adamant out at a time. Β I mean how do you even chew an I breakable metal? Β It did make eating those 2lb portions of glass and 10lb portions of ebony seem more reasonable. Β I can only imagine the intestinal discomfort my character must chronically suffer from.
Now I am playing Oblivion, and I am incredibly frustrated that I can't eat animal pelts to open up inventory space. Β I despise the weight limits because by the time I have my armor and weapon load out I am pretty much already overloaded,
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why would you eat daedra hearts!? they're rare, useful, and valuable! XP
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Yup. In Skyrim, adventurers rip the hearts out of deadra, and EAT THEM!
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this is why i always make sure to have a cure-all potion on me before taste testing...Β
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thanks ^-^ (didnt think ide be the only one to think of that...)
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Hey i'm the hero of kvatch and i can eat TWICE as many deadra hearts as your dragonborn!
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THIS is why I rely on recipes from the alchemist shop. Everything mixes somehow eventually...
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This is why good alchemists are far and few between in Skyrim.
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It takes something very strange to even be considered abnormal in skyrim. XD
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I took the Sofia mod. She can't figure out why alchemist eat the troll fat...
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Wait- you can EAT the ingredients before making the potions? I just sell them to those shop keepers XD
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Yep. And believe me, you can eat even more things, like gems in Daggerfall and pearls in Morrowind.
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Oh chez xD
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Iron stomachs around the Tamriel, unite! XD
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xD YUSH! x3
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In which Wildra`s would probably be somewhere in the bottom line, as she`s a Bosmer that loves eating Daedra hearts.
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Drogen is a Kajiit, and she does not like eating ingredients. It sounds like she almost trows up every time I make herΒ eat one xD
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LOL, even if they`re as common as ham and honey?
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Yep xD
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Poor poor Khajiit x3 how does she sustain herself then?
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Honestly... I really don't know xD
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Maybe xD
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Probably like dear ol` Divayth then
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Yep, probably Β
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I feel sorry for making Anne (high elf) eat troll fat D: however, it probably tasted like salt... I once also ate a wing too ;u;
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Can you imagine anyone eat something like Daedra Heart? LOL
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I can not think of anyone willingly eating GIANTS TOE!!! TOE I TELL YOU!!!
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I bet only Bosmers would eat that if you ask me.
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HEY! They are not smelly like giants!
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Thus they probably would cook the ingredient before consuming. If they already cannibalize the dead in their own homeland, I would expect nothing less than that x3
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Exactly, they cook them first, and Bosmers have better hygiene the giants do
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Then I was right
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