Item enchantment list

[R4ndomG4mer]

Pretty much what the title says. I want to know if anyone has or knows of a chart/list of which items can receive which enchantments. Could be useful for planning characters/builds.

[Nabinkemper]

Check the second table here. Is this what you wanted?:

https://skyrim.fandom.com/wiki/Enchanting

[The Flying Rodent]

I prefer this one.

https://en.m.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Enchanting_Effects

[jreese46]

Originally posted by The Flying Rodent:

I prefer this one.

https://en.m.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Enchanting_Effects

Same. Pretty much everything you'd ever need to know, while playing Skyrim, can be found on UESP.

[EVIL Shenanigans]

Got a third for kicks n giggles, ala elder scrolls fandom; linky[elderscrolls.fandom.com]

[R4ndomG4mer]

Originally posted by Nabinkemper:

Check the second table here. Is this what you wanted?:

https://skyrim.fandom.com/wiki/Enchanting

That's what i wanted...thanks! I copied the chart onto an excel sheet and i'll keep it on my phone

[jreese46]

Another trick, if you don't have access to (or don't feel like pulling up) the chart, when you go to the enchanting table with items and soul gems, open the menu and click on the enchantment instead of the item to be enchanted. It will highlight only the items that can take that enchantment. (ie: destruction - head, torso, necklace, ring)

[Vlad 254]

Originally posted by jreese46:

Another trick, if you don't have access to (or don't feel like pulling up) the chart, when you go to the enchanting table with items and soul gems, open the menu and click on the enchantment instead of the item to be enchanted. It will highlight only the items that can take that enchantment. (ie: destruction - head, torso, necklace, ring)

sure-fire fool-proof method (unless mods alter it). I know it's been my go to for years.

[R4ndomG4mer]

Originally posted by jreese46:

Another trick, if you don't have access to (or don't feel like pulling up) the chart, when you go to the enchanting table with items and soul gems, open the menu and click on the enchantment instead of the item to be enchanted. It will highlight only the items that can take that enchantment. (ie: destruction - head, torso, necklace, ring)

i already knew all that (i've been playing skyrim for several years across multiple platforms) its just that in order to see enchantments in the table, you have to find an item with that enchantment then destroy it at a table to learn the enchantment. as i stated in my original post, a chart is just nice for planning characters/builds in advance.