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>15 X 15 (powder/oil/water) = 225 possibilities on Alchemy I (15 combinations)
>12 powder X 8 solution X 8 extract = 768 possibilities on Alchemy bench II (20 combinations)
Wish you could study goo or ingredients and it could give you and idea of where to go.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1482751853
This is a comprehensive guide to alchemy. It really saves a lot of time and effort
Thanks! If there are really no breadcrumbs that lead you to these recipes in the game, that's a bit silly and I'll use this guide. Found many of the 2-ingredient recipes myself, but would never have thought to use Water or Oil... :|
After that I wasn't even going to try going through the 768 possibilities for Alchemy Workbench II!
Another in game way to find recipes is to buy them off the witch in the swamp (as Buchido just said). Clotho sells them for 5 silver each...but you get a random recipe and might not be one you want. The new DLC also gives a lot of these recipes, which you can just sell back to Clotho if you don't want them.
The problem with this is if you're trying to get the achievement, using the recipes doesn't count towards it...though you can always write them down for your next file so you can get the achievement then.
As a matter of ridiculous coincidence, today I bought an alchemy recipe from Clotho on a whim. Used it, and--bing!--achievement. They *do* apparently count.
I guess my source on that was incorrect, then. O.o
used to be true, then they fixed in a patch