Can you maybe make a tiny one for enchanting? But maybe be able to choose xp gain or just automatic 100? Because Enchanting takes FOREVER to increase, and console commands make it s temporary, fake xp gain.

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This is a cheat, is says it right under categories. Damnnit

Beuatiful. You fixed the only thing that stopped me from making my own potions without making me feel like a cheat. Thumbs up and favorited.

snaux makes a VERY good point. If I owned this mod, I'd try to impliment it. ps: perhaps making a "failed" potion should give you 1/3 the experience in alchemy that making a known one, and making a potion that worked but used ingredients with unknown effects should grant 4/3 the experience of a known potion.

Two Thumbs up!

What would be really cool, though, is if you could make this mod increase the Alchemy XP gain, but also greatly LOWER the ***overall*** XP gain from levelling it. Personally I'd like to see 0-100 alch only give me maybe 5 char levels, tops.

Levelling alchemy too fast at an early level is VERY dangerous (even without this mod): you make a few potions and suddenly you are fighting level 30 mobs with level 5 skills and gear! If you use this mod, I'd hold off making stuff until you are level 20 at least.

Also, even without this mod, if you know what to do you can gain 1:1 levels per potion (or better) at just about any level any level, and can hit level 75 without making a single potion, for that matter.

Also, for those who are going to ask:

It's still way faster to train with Arcadia in Whiterun and pickpocket your gold back each time. That gets you level 75 Alch (no mats wasted), 100 Pickpocket, and +30 sneak in like 15 minutes. You need 1000g (which you get back) and it costs you zero mats.

After 75: Giants Toe + River Betty + Wheat. The potion is useless but VERY expensive, which what XP is based on. If you have a full set of alchemy gear and proper buffs it levels you super fast (without mods) and sells for upwards of 20k at max level... a full level of alchemy or more per potion. Sell those to vendors and you also gain +2 Speech per sale, easy.

Thank you! I hated how slow it was to skill up Alchemy.

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On principle, I agree with you, Mareth. I don't see it as a cheat for the reasons you mentioned - however, the OP rightly pointed out that it could technically be called a cheat, so I added it to that category because it increases the mod's exposure.

Thanks for pointing that out though - I'm right with you.

I actually disagree with that. I wouldn't call it a cheat so much as fixing one of Bethesda's many oversights. Alchemy levels painfully slow and experimenting with random ingredients often doesn't increase your skill level at all.

Good catch. Done :).

I really like the mod, It should be marked under cheats as well though,