This makes it clearer if you look at it this way. You should know about it’s specific properties, melting temperatures, and what to do with the impurities." "Knowing you can toss a chunk of rock into a hot fire to melt stuff isn't really enough. Now, among the posts for "Ars Metallica" at the "classical" Skyrim site here on the Nexus, you said: However, you also need this perk in order to be able to melt quicksilver ore to quicksilver ingots, which, coming from the vanilla game, at least comes as a big surprise! For quicksilver this would be “Elven Smithing”. quicksilver for forging weapons and armor. "You need to get the relevant perks." – I just found out that what you probably mean is that you must have the appropriate smithing perk to be able to use e.g. ) However, coming from vanilla Skyrim, I've got an issue:
I must admit, I did not use it for the "old" Skyrim. thunderclam wrote: What if you're using Ordinator? frankstahl wrote: of all, thank you very much for this mod. Arthmoor wrote: You need to get the relevant perks.įalsely claiming this mod breaks things is a quick way to get sent packing. Once I uninstalled the mod all my smelting capabilities came back. While installed I could'nt smelt many additional dwarven scrap metals besides one type and I also couldn't smelt moonstone, orichalcum and others I cant think of off the top of my head.
For instance, for Dwarven smithing, the bow has by far the highest ratio as it requires only two dwarven ingots and an iron ingot.Folken78 wrote: This mod breaks smelting really bad. You can refer to the tables on the relevant type. If you are going to grind smithing, it is best to grind whatever item this is for your level. I also found that for each type of item you can create (Orcish, Elven, etc.) there is an item with the highest input to value ratio. You can use the enchantments on these items to improve the items you create beyond you current skill level. Those are the Forgemaster Fingers and the Notched Pickaxe. Since you gain experience in smithing proportional to the value of the items you create, there are a few items that can make the process more efficient. Furthermore, the act of smelting does not by itself give you experience.įor that reason, I found bouncing between War Maiden's in Whiterun, Alvor in Riverwood and Beirand in Solitude, buying their entire stock of usable ore, ingots and leather, turning it into weapons or armor then selling those back to them was the fastest method.
Ore veins are few and far between and as far as I know, the respawn time is when the area resets. I've found that fast traveling between blacksmiths as they restock is much more efficient than mining as a method of leveling smithing.
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