Lore:The Alchemist's Formulary

Healers' Recipes
Healers should all know the recipes for the following popular  . Fortunately, in most cases, the   are common and cheaply obtained.

To restore health to the afflicted and wounded, combine in equal parts two or more of the following cheap and common ingredients:  ,  ,  , and  . Marshmerrow is an important crop of the  , but it also grows wild in the   and on  . Wickwheat is a wild   grain that grows in the Grazelands. Corkbulb grows best in the Ascadian Isles. Most saltrice comes from southeastern Morrowind, but there are also some new and prospering farms and plantations in the Ascadian Isles. Saltrice occasionally grows wild in the Grazelands and on Azura's Coast.

To restore fatigue after heavy exertion, combine two or more of the following:  ,  ,  , and  . Crabmeat is taken from the  , commonly found along all coasts. Bread in Morrowind is usually baked from saltrice flour. Kwama eggs are harvested from egg mines, and sold everywhere in Morrowind; the smaller eggs retain properties lost in later states of gestation. Chokeweed is a tough shrub growing in the rocky highlands of the  .

To cure common  , combine   and  . Gravedust is spirit-affinitive dust taken from remains buried in consecrated ground. Green lichen is a hardy primitive plant that grows in the Ascadian Isles and Azura's Coast.

To restore magicka for spellcasting, combine   and  . Comberry is a bitter berry, used to make wines. It grows mainly in the Ascadian Isles. Frost salts, by contrast, are rare and expensive. These crystalline compounds precipitate from elemental frost in solution. Such residues may be collected from the remains of   that have been banished from the mortal plane.

Travelers' Recipes
Pilgrims and travelers will find the following inexpensive recipes of particular interest.

  reduces the weary traveler's burdens and can be gained from   and  . Heather is a low evergreen shrub of the Ascadian Isles, known for its small, pinkish-purple flowers. Scuttle,  's favorite local dish, is similar to cheese and made from the flesh of local beetles.

  can be produced from any two of the following ingredients:  ,  , and  . A thick, bitter-tasting root of the trama shrub grows in the Ashlands,  , and   regions. Racer plumes are plucked from dead cliff racers. Coda flowers are collected from the primitive draggle-tail plant of the  .

The power of   is handy for travelers. A potion may be made from two or more of the following ingredients:  ,  , and  . Luminous russula is a squat, mottled-brown-and-green toadstool mushroom of the Bitter Coast region. Hackle-lo leaf is a succulent leaf of the Grazelands, prized for its taste and its roborative powers. Kwama cuttle is a tough, waxy substance that comes from sacs in the mouths of kwama.

Adventurers' Recipes
Unfortunately, the potions most favored by adventurers require more rare and expensive ingredients. There are exceptions, like the easy and affordable recipe for fire shield. But most such potions require at least one ingredient with high cost in coin or blood.

  potions can be made from comberry and  . Comberry is the bitter berry of the Ascadian Isles. Sload soap is a waxy substance made from the immature non-sentient forms of the sload. Sload soap is not expensive, but is only rarely stocked by apothecaries or alchemists, and cannot be collected locally.

An adventurer can fortify his strength with a potion made from   and  . Ash yam is a tough tuberous root vegetable common to the Ascadian Isles region. Dreugh wax is a tough, waxy substance scraped from dreugh shells.   are powerful aquatic creatures, and hunting them for their hides and wax is a dangerous occupation.

 , one of the most prized effects of potions, can be made only from crushed  s and  . Bittergreen is a red flowering plant growing in the Red Mountain region. Diamonds, on the other hand, are very rare and expensive and usually must be purchased from fine alchemists.