Fiery Soul Trap - Found rarely on weapons in shops. One can usually be found in Ironbind Barrow. This is the only rare enchant that is particularly good.
It deals fire damage, while also casting soul trap. One way to get "three" enchantments on one weapon. This enchant adds to damage against animals. Notched Pickaxe - Boosts smithing skill by 5 levels. Not particularly great, the pickaxe is probably best kept as your Pickaxe, rather than being destroyed.
Find it at Throat of the World during the main quest. Causes weapons to deal bonus damage at night. Are you sure you want to report it? Rodney says After you complete reading the book which requires you to go through a mini dungeon , you can choose from 3 rewards. Provided you are on Solstheim, you can read the book again without needing to re-do the dungeon to change your bonus.
This means you can read the book for an Alchemy bonus, create several potions of Enchanting, read it again for an Enchanting bonus, create Alchemy boosting equipment, and then repeat the cycle until you've got to the point where the diminishing returns aren't worthwhile. Finally, you can make potions of Smithing, change your bonus to Smithing, apply all the Smithing bonuses you can, and improve your combat gear significantly.
The enchantment bonus combines with Ahzidal's Armor, so it's worth having both when you're ready to get serious about enchanting. OblivionWalker says Psye says Wesley says All 6 of these pieces are found in the "Unearthed" quest, given at Kolbjorn Barrow.
Carl says I really appreciate comments like this, because they contribute to the page and show people things I missed. It's a little late for me to go back to Skyrim, as I'm really rusty. I didn't get to fully explore all of the DLC, so thanks for adding this.
Dabs says I went back just recently and it is the best choice I've made next to buying the game. Skyrimplayer says It should be noted that the Notched Pickaxe will not raise your smithing above , so if you have smithing, the enchantment is basically useless. Incredibly useful for stealth-based attacks, this enchantment can be cast on your armor, though it also affects your own footsteps while you move.
Note that while Muffle can diminish the sounds of your movements, it does not entirely silence them. However, Muffle effects can stack, so there is certainly a way to get completely or as close to silence as possible if you have additional effects. When combined with a spell that makes you invisible, you have the potential to become completely undetectable to enemies. The spell is affected by both Conjuration and Destruction perks in addition to Enchanting, so the number of charges you can get will depend on your levels of all three skills.
This armor enchantment will decrease the cost of Destruction spells and the use cost of Destruction-based enchantments, helping you save up during an important battle. Of the 18 weapon enchantments, 10 of them will benefit from Fortify Destruction. Low on magicka and need to stock up quickly? Absorb Magicka can help you out! Use the spell to transfer magicka appoints from your opponent right back to you. It should also be mentioned that certain quest items cannot be disenchanted, as that would require breaking them.
The two easiest and most common ways to level up the Enchanting skill are by disenchanting items or recharging enchanted weapons with filled soul gems. How much experience is gained upon disenchanting an item is directly correlated to how powerful the enchantment is, with the stronger ones being worth more.
Even though enchantments can only be learned once, items with known ones can still be broken down for experience points. Recharging an enchanted weapon yields experience based on how big the soul is that gets used, with grand and black soul gems being worth the most.
All regular soul gems will be destroyed when the souls within them get used up, which makes the hunt for them ever-important.
If one wants a bit of a break from manually raising their Enchanting level, they should visit one of the two main Enchanting trainers in the game, and possibly a third if they have the Dragonborn DLC installed.
The first is the Enchanting instructor at the College of Winterhold, Sergius Turrianus, who is an expert level teacher.
The next can be found in Markarth, within the Temple of Dibella. Mother Hamal, a Nord in a simple linen robe, is a master level trainer. Last, but not least, is Neloth the Dunmer mage who resides in the tallest tower of Tel Mithryn and can only be met if one has the required DLC. Besides all the excellent perks that boost the power of general or specific enchantments, there are others that can make one's life a fair bit easier.
Soul Squeezer provides one with some magicka every time that a soul gem is used to recharge an item. Lastly, there is the immensely useful and powerful Extra Effect. As one can guess from its name, it grants the player the ability to put two enchantments on a single piece of equipment.
There are 18 different enchantments that can be acquired in Skyrim. Stamina is the best friend of any heavy attack character. It allows for players to perform devastating blows, given they have enough stamina to actually execute them. Those looking to make a berserk heavy armor tank character might want to invest in this category. The former simply increases the overall available stamina pool, while the latter increases the rate of regeneration. Who doesn't love loot in Skyrim? Most people live for this stuff, but it can be a headache to carry all of it around when your inventory space decides to helpfully remind you of its limits by encumbering you and reducing your movement speed.
Thankfully, there's a pretty easy and convenient enchantment for this purpose in particular. The Fortify Carry Weight enchantment increases the amount of stuff a player can carry while the enchanted piece of armor is being worn. If it's unequipped, you'll instantly be burdened if your carry weight goes over the natural limit, so it's good to be vigilant about this.
An enchantment that not only increases pure damage, but heals the player? Yes, indeed. That's the whole idea behind Absorb Health, which is basically vampirism made available to non-vampire characters. Although the values aren't usually that high or significant, this is an excellent enchantment for assassins or other agile fighters. Absorb Health gives the enchanted weapon a tiny bit more damage, which is then translated into health and transferred over to the player. Stealth in Skyrim is arguably one of the most powerful mechanics if used properly.
It grants a massive damage multiplier to all attacks while also keeping you hidden in the shadows. For those who aren't keen on leveling Sneak, Muffle is a special enchantment for boots that makes your footsteps silent. While it won't scale your sneak damage as the main tree does , the ability to sneak by enemies in Heavy Armor with no penalty is too good to pass up. This is a rather rare enchant, so keep your eyes out for a pair of Muffled boots and remember to disenchant it.
Out of all the martial weapons in Skyrim , Bows and Crossbows have to be the best in the game. They deal good base damage, scale off of Archery perks, and can use special arrows to further increase their damage.
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