Enchanting (Skyrim)

For other uses, see Enchanting.

"Don't suppose you'd enchant my sword? Dull old blade could barely cut butter."

―Hold Guard^[src]

Enchanting is a skill in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, and is one of the six skills that falls under the Mage category. Enchanting is a type of arcane crafting, and is one of the three crafting skills of Skyrim. Enchanting allows the Dragonborn to add certain magical improvements and buffs to weapons and armor.

Mechanics

The act of enchanting requires an item with no existing enchantments, a filled soul gem, knowledge of an enchantment, and the use of an arcane enchanter. The Law of the Firsts was a magical law which stated that once an item was enchanted, it could not be enchanted again and could not accept another enchantment.^[1] Arcane Enchanters can be found in all major cities, typically in the palace or longhouse, in the court wizard's quarters. They are also found in many locations that feature humanoid, magic-using enemies such as necromancers and mages. Most houses the Dragonborn can own, with the exception of Breezehome in Whiterun, can be equipped with an arcane enchanter. There is even one in Sinderion's Field Laboratory in Blackreach.

There are certain items that can be enchanted even though they already have an enchantment. These include the Amulet of the Gargoyle (in Dawnguard), Horksbane (from Dragonborn), and Wuuthrad.

Racial bonuses

Altmer, Imperial, and Orsimer characters gain a + 5 bonus to enchanting at the start of the game.

Enchantment types

Enchantments fall into two categories based on type of item:

Weapons have charged enchantments that cast a spell on the weapon's target when it strikes. Larger soul gems result in more charges on the enchantment, allowing for more strikes before the charge is depleted. Soul Gems, or the perk Soul Siphon, can be used to recharge depleted enchantments.
Armor and other apparel items cast a constant effect on the wearer as long as the item is worn. Larger soul gems create greater magnitude effects. Muffle and Waterbreathing, being all or nothing effects, are not dependent on the size of soul gem used, a petty soul will do as well as a grand.

Obtaining enchantments

The Dragonborn initially has no knowledge of enchantments. To learn an enchantment, a magic item with the enchantment that the Dragonborn wants to learn must be disenchanted at an arcane enchanter. The strength of the enchantment on the item does not affect the strength of the enchantment learned by disenchanting it, with some exceptions. Those are noted below, marked with two asterisks (**). Disenchanting destroys the item but grants permanent knowledge of the base enchantment, allowing its use when enchanting. Some items cannot be disenchanted to learn their effects. These are quest items, daedric artifacts, Amulets of the Nine Divines, and many, but not all, items with unique names. Staves also cannot be disenchanted.

Staff enchanting

With Dragonborn, the Dragonborn can buy non-enchanted staves and enchant them with the staff enchanter. The staff enchanter is only on the island of Solstheim, and none exist in Skyrim. The staff enchanter in Solstheim is locked in a room that is only accessible after completing the quest "Reluctant Steward" for Master Neloth. It can be found in Tel Mithryn, in the southeast part of the island. Enchanting staves increases the enchanting skill but enchanting perks are not applied. For example, the perk Storm Enchanter does not increase the amount of damage a storm staff (a shock damage staff) will do.

Leveling

The following actions raise the Enchanting skill:

Disenchanting items yields Enchanting experience as well as the ability to use that enchantment on other items, but destroys the item in the process. Skill gain increases with the value of the item. Each enchantment may only be learned once.
Enchanting items that do not currently possess an enchantment. Experience gained is constant, and does not depend on item value, enchant applied, or soul used.
Using a soul gem to recharge weapons (Soul Siphon does not count). Skill gains from recharging weapons are based on size of soul used, regardless of actual charge gained. To recharge an enchanted weapon, select the weapon in the items menu and press the button specified (generally the button for activating powers and shouts) and select a filled soul gem. The larger the soul, the more a weapon is recharged. The soul gem will be destroyed.
Complete the daedric quest for Molag Bal and Azura, and constantly recharge the mace of Molag Bal with Azura's Star (or the Black Star) respectively. Constantly recharging the weapon will boost your skill indefinitely.
Another and really easy and quick way to level up is to attain a weapon with the soul taking enchantment and enchant your preferred weapon of choice with it then stock up on a heap of soul gems and simply go around killing things as normal until you have a reasonable amount of filled gems. then go to the halted stream camp attain the the transmute ore spell and mine all the iron there and transmute it into gold then into ingots then craft the ingots into rings (not necklaces because you get more rings for the same smithing XP and price as the rings) then simply enchant the rings with any enchantment and you will level up quite quickly this also levels up your alteration, smithing and speech and also nets you a hefty amount of gold in the process while not taking as long as other less effective methods.
If you are on low level get "Turn Undead" enchantment and craft some dagger to enchant them. With 20%-30% better prices you get your gold back. If you are over level 22, it is very fast way to level up enchanting. Buy a Banish Daedra weapon, which is expensive, and enchant the daggers with this. Even with no better prices boost, you get make a lot of gold and level up enchanting very fast. Another valuable enchantments are Paralyze effect and Absorb Health. But the best way is to wait until level 22 and get the Banish effect.
Enchanting boots over and over again with the muffle enchantment is really good, because the size of the soul gem is irrelevant with muffle. Since everyone is Skyrim is wearing shoes, you can stock up a ton of them. Selling them is profitable too.
Probably the most efficient way to train Enchanting and additionally earning good amount of money is to enchant cheap items - most notably Hide Boots and Silver Rings - with Fortify Sneak enchantment. Along your travels around Skyrim, you should gather these cheap items and possess The Black Star by completing The Black Star (Quest) with going to Nelacar instead of Aranea. After acquiring these items and Fortify Sneak knowledge, you can soul trap any Men or Mer enemy, enchant Hide Boots or Silver Ring with Fortify Sneak, go back for another soul and repeat this process.

Books

Books that raise the Enchanting skill:

Quests

Find Pantea's Flute for Pantea Ateia in the Bards College in Solitude. This also increases Alteration, Illusion, Conjuration, Destruction, and Restoration.

Trainers

Main article: Trainer (Skyrim)

Trainer	Skill Level	Location
Sergius Turrianus	Expert	College of Winterhold
Hamal	Master (cap of skill level 90)	After completing The Heart of Dibella quest, Temple of Dibella, Markarth.
Neloth ^DB	Master	Tel Mithryn

Perks

The following are perks that become available to select as the skill is leveled up.

Perk (Ranks)	Requirements	Description
Enchanter (5)	Enchanting 0/20/40/60/80	New enchantments are 20/40/60/80/100% stronger (+20% per rank)
Soul Squeezer	Enchanting 20 Enchanter	Soul gems provide extra magicka for recharging
Fire Enchanter	Enchanting 30 Enchanter	Fire enchantments on weapons and armor are 25% stronger
Soul Siphon	Enchanting 40 Soul Squeezer	Death blows to creatures, but not people, trap 5% of the victim's soul, recharging the weapon
Frost Enchanter	Enchanting 40 Fire Enchanter	Frost enchantments on weapons and armor are 25% stronger
Insightful Enchanter	Enchanting 50 Enchanter	Skill enchantments on armor are 25% stronger
Storm Enchanter	Enchanting 50 Frost Enchanter	Shock enchantments on weapons and armor are 25% stronger
Corpus Enchanter	Enchanting 70 Insightful Enchanter	Health, magicka and stamina enchantments on armor are 25% stronger
Extra Effect	Enchanting 100 Storm Enchanter or Corpus Enchanter	Can put two enchantments on the same item

In addition to perks increasing enchanting powers, leveling Enchanting increases them. For every 10 levels, enchantments will be 1% stronger.

Enchantments

Weapon enchantments

There are 18 weapon enchantments available. The enchantments wear out after successive use, and to keep the enchantment in effect, it has to be "refilled" by using soul gems to add more uses. The larger the soul used, the more uses given via recharging.

(**) The strength of these enchantments is determined by their strength on the original item they are learned from.

Apparel enchantments

Enchantment and item combinations that can be created at Arcane Enchanter
Enchantment	Helmet	Cuirass	Gloves	Boots	Shield	Amulet	Ring
Fortify Alchemy	Yes		Yes			Yes	Yes
Fortify Alteration	Yes	Yes				Yes	Yes
Fortify Alteration and Magicka Regen		Yes
Fortify Archery	Yes		Yes			Yes	Yes
Fortify Barter						Yes
Fortify Block			Yes		Yes	Yes	Yes
Fortify Carry Weight			Yes	Yes		Yes	Yes
Fortify Conjuration	Yes	Yes				Yes	Yes
Fortify Conjuration and Magicka Regen		Yes
Fortify Destruction	Yes	Yes				Yes	Yes
Fortify Destruction and Magicka Regen		Yes
Fortify Healing Rate		Yes				Yes	Yes
Fortify Health		Yes			Yes	Yes	Yes
Fortify Heavy Armor		Yes	Yes			Yes	Yes
Fortify Illusion	Yes	Yes				Yes	Yes
Fortify Illusion and Magicka Regen		Yes
Fortify Light Armor		Yes	Yes			Yes	Yes
Fortify Lockpicking	Yes		Yes			Yes	Yes
Fortify Magicka	Yes		Yes			Yes	Yes
Fortify Magicka Regen	Yes	Yes					Yes
Fortify One-Handed			Yes	Yes		Yes	Yes
Fortify Pickpocket			Yes	Yes		Yes	Yes
Fortify Restoration	Yes	Yes				Yes	Yes
Fortify Restoration and Magicka Regen		Yes
Fortify Smithing		Yes	Yes			Yes	Yes
Fortify Sneak			Yes	Yes		Yes	Yes
Fortify Stamina		Yes		Yes		Yes	Yes
Fortify Stamina Regen		Yes		Yes		Yes
Fortify Two-Handed			Yes	Yes		Yes	Yes
Fortify Unarmed			Yes				Yes
Muffle*				Yes
Resist Disease		Yes			Yes	Yes	Yes
Resist Fire				Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Resist Frost				Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Resist Magic					Yes	Yes	Yes
Resist Poison		Yes			Yes	Yes	Yes
Resist Shock				Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Water Breathing*	Yes					Yes	Yes
* This enchantment's magnitude is not affected by the size of the soul used.

Only certain items can be enchanted with certain enchantments. This is determined by what part of the body the apparel is covering. Unlike weapon enchantments, apparel enchantments do not require recharging and stay enchanted indefinitely. The strength of the enchantment is dependent on the size of soul used to enchant it, except in the case of muffle and water breathing.

Usefulness

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Soul gems are destroyed when used to enchant or recharge weapons (except for Azura's Star or the The Black Star). "Fortify <magic school>" enchantments also affect the amount of charge that an associated offensive enchant will use. For example, a ring enchanted with fortify Destruction will also reduce the charge cost of a weapon enchanted with fire damage. This can be exploited to give enchanted weapons unlimited uses. If there are two weapon enchantments on a weapon, lower the magicka cost by 100% for the enchantment which has a higher costs' school of magic (unless both enchantments are from the same school. e.g. If a weapon is enchanted with both paralysis and frost damage, the paralysis enchant uses more energy per strike, hence the total enchant is classed as Alteration and one should use fortify Alteration 100% rather than fortify Destruction 100% to mitigate costs). Enchanting "fortify <magic school>" at 100 skill level and 5/5 enchanter perk with a grand soul results in a 25% casting cost reduction for that school. This stacks additively; meaning that with four items (chest, ring, amulet and head) spells in that school can be cast for free. Combined with the perk Extra Effect, spells can be cast from up to two schools for free with the same gear set. Combined even more with potions of fortify enchanting, the 100% requirement can be achieved with three pieces, meaning that they can fill in two schools and most of another. Soul Trap enchanted weapons are a cost-effective way to collect souls without having to learn or equip the Soul Trap spell in combat. (Bound weapons with the Conjuration perk Soul Stealer are similarly effective.) Weapons do not require a strong enchantment level to make effective use of a Soul Trap enchantment, either: even if the enchantment placed is merely "target dies within 1 second(s)", landing a killing blow (including sneak attacks) causes the target to die immediately, thus their soul is trapped. Buying empty soul gems and then filling them offers a good return on investment; get an even better profit by using the filled gems to enchant the numerous Ancient Nord weapons accumulated from looting draugr and other undead. While everything becomes more valuable with enchanting, these particular weapons are nearly worthless, even if improved with smithing, but enchanting them raises their value greatly, even with petty soul gems. Iron weapons too, especially daggers, are good for this path to great wealth as well. If they are renamed with "aaa" at the beginning of their name they will be placed at the end of the inventory, out of the way, until they can be sold. Permanent "single level" enchantments, such as waterbreathing and muffle, can be applied just as well with a filled petty soul gem than a full grand soul gem, making them a good choice for training. Soul Trap is another good choice for training -- although it does scale with the enchanter's skill, it does not require a strong enchantment level to be effective in practical use. Giving a follower empty soul gems and equipping them with a weapon enchanted with soul trap can help to fill soul gems easier, leaving the Dragonborn free to use other enchanted weaponry. Followers are only affected by some apparel enchantments, including fortify health, magicka, and stamina. Waterbreathing is redundant, as followers cannot drown. Use Azura's Star or the Black Star with a soul trap enchanted weapon to trap a soul and then recharge the weapon after each soul trap to level up faster. Enchanting items crafted to improve the Smithing skill is a cost effective way to level both even if all the base materials are purchased. This is commonly done by enchanting iron daggers with the banish daedra enchantment or the more common damage stamina. The transmute spell can be combined with the above to turn iron into gold, smith the gold into rings, enchant the rings, and then sell them. Raises Alteration, Smithing, Speech and enchanting. Windhelm is a good place to do this, because the arcane enchanter behind Niranye's stall is convenient to the Blacksmith Quarters and the enchanted items can be sold to both as well as to Aval Atheron. For melee classes, Fiery Soul Trap can be a useful enchantment because it fills a soul gem while inflicting extra fire damage, but it inflicts less damage than the regular fire damage enchantment. Also, it can be set so that it gives one second to fill the soul gem because it focuses on the fire damage, giving unlimited time to kill the enemy and trap its soul. Some enchantments will improve the selling price of the base item more than others. In order of descending value: Weapons: Banish Paralyze Absorb Health Damage Stamina Absorb Stamina Absorb Magicka Damage Magicka Fear Frost Damage Shock Damage Fiery Soul Trap Fire Damage Soul Trap Huntsman's Prowess Chest: Fortify Destruction Fortify Healing Rate Fortify Conjuration Fortify Smithing Fortify Restoration Fortify Health Head: Fortify Archery Waterbreathing Fortify Destruction Fortify Conjuration Fortify Restoration Hands/Feet: Fortify Sneak Muffle Fortify Carry Weight Fortify One-Handed Fortify Two-Handed Fortify Stamina Jewelry: Waterbreathing, (the most valuable in lower Enchanting levels) Fortify Sneak, (the most valuable in higher Enchanting levels, since it scales) Fortify Carry Weight Fortify Barter Fortify One-Handed Fortify Two-Handed Fortify Archery Fortify Destruction Fortify Healing Rate Fortify Conjuration Resist Magic (greater) Fortify Block Fortify Smithing Fortify Restoration Fortify Illusion Fortify Alteration Fortify Health Resist Shock Fortify Magicka Resist Frost Resist Magic (lesser) Fortify Alchemy Fortify Stamina Fortify Light Armor Fortify Unarmed Fortify Magicka Regen Fortify Magicka Shield: Resist Magic (greater) Fortify Block Fortify Health Resist Shock Resist Magic (lesser) Resist Frost Resist Fire To maximize skill gain, activate the Mage Stone and sleep in a bed to obtain a rested effect, (unless a werewolf).

Method for maximum strength potions and enchantments

Prerequisites: Level 100 in Alchemy and Enchanting, five perks in alchemist, one perk in Benefactor, five perks in Enchanter, one perk in Insightful Enchanter, three pieces each head and hand apparel with no enchantments, three rings with no enchantments, three amulets with no enchantments, and twelve grand souls.
Craft a set of Fortify Alchemy gear.
Craft several potions of Fortify Enchanting at 30% boost.
Craft a new set of Fortify Alchemy gear at 28% boost with the aid of the potions.
Craft several potions of Fortify Enchanting at 32% boost using the new set of gear.
Craft a final set of Fortify Alchemy gear at 29% boost with the aid of the potions.
Vampires that have the Restoration perk Necromage, can reach up to 33% Alchemy gear boost and 46% Enchanting potion boost. Vampires that have the Restoration perk Necromage and while Enchanting wear Ahzidal's Boots and any three other Relics of Ahzidal, can reach up to 35% Alchemy gear boost and 49% Enchanting potion boost. (Using Falmer helmets worn over circlets.)

The final set of gear will not improve the results of a Fortify Enchanting potion, but will improve the results for other potions. Additional potions can be brewed to improve enchantments of all types. One common application is to enchant a set of Fortify Smithing gear and combine it with a maximum strength Fortify Smithing potion to improve weapons and armor.

There is an alternative that is the exploit of the use of Fortify Restoration potions, which improves several status, including Fortify Enchanting. Also, there is an added ability called Seeker of Sorcery from the Dragonborn DLC which makes enchanting 10% more effective. The ability can be gained at the completion of the quest Black Book: The Sallow Regent. It goes very well with armor set, as it increases skill in Enchanting by 10.

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Trivia

Some enchantment and item combinations that cannot be created at the arcane enchanter can be found in enchanted loot.
PC PS3 A space or special character (e.g. !@#$%^&*) in front of the item's name will sort it at the top of the appropriate inventory list. Likewise, starting an item with lower case letters puts it at the bottom of the list.
Once an enchantment is selected for an item, it will remain in place until the enchanter is exited or the item is enchanted.
For single enchantments that have a pair of effects, e.g. Fiery Soul Trap or Fortify <spell school> and magicka regeneration, the second effect is constant and the number of charges, if applicable, is based on the first effect.
Enchantments are affected by perks from their relevant magic school e.g. shock damage is affected by enhanced shock including enchantments with damage effects that are secondary. Drain and damage effects are all Destruction school effects.
Having a higher enchantment level slightly raises the Dragonborn's defense against enchanted weaponry. This can be anywhere from 1%-15% and does not show as an active effect.
Guards may ask to have their weapons enchanted. This cannot actually be done, as it is simply a line spoken by the guard when the Dragonborn's Enchanting skill is high enough.
Even with the Extra Effect perk, an enchantment cannot be added to an already enchanted item. Any enchantments must be placed the first time an item is enchanted.
Vampires, with the Necromage perk from Restoration, and the Extra Effect perk can get 50% spell cost reduction on a single piece of clothing by enchanting it with the "Fortify (school)" and "Fortify (school) and Magicka Regen."
If the Dragonborn has 100 Enchanting, they can have spells that cost no magicka. 25% Fortify (school) x 4 (chest, circlet, ring, necklace) = 100% spell cost reduction.

Bugs

This section contains bugs related to Enchanting (Skyrim). Before adding a bug to this list, consider the following:

Please reload an old save to confirm if the bug is still happening.
If the bug is still occurring, please post the bug report with the appropriate system template 360 / XB1 , PS3 / PS4 , PC / MAC , NX / PS5 , XS , depending on which platform(s) the bug has been encountered on.
Be descriptive when listing the bug and fixes, but avoid having conversations in the description and/or using first-person anecdotes: such discussions belong on the appropriate forum board.

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The sale value of items enchanted drops each time an additional item with the same enchantment is made. This makes mass enchanting for profit gradually less profitable. This bug can be circumvented by using the following method: Save the game when first learning the enchantment intended for use for profit (usually a high cost weapon enchant such as banish) but before enchanting any items with it. It helps to save next to an enchanting table with materials for at least one enchantment. Keep this save. When mass enchanting in the future, when finished with the batch, save, then load the save from above, enchant once only with the enchantment being used for profit and then reload the more recent "mass-enchantment" save. The items will have returned to their correct, full value. 360 The Amulet of the Gargoyle in Dawnguard can be enchanted regardless of its initial enchantment. The effects put on the amulet will not appear when viewing it in the inventory. However the effects will appear in the "Active Effects" menu. The bonus to "Summon Gargoyle" will still work in Vampire Lord form, but the custom enchantments won't. 360 Enchanting any equipped items may make all of the Dragonborn's weapons appear enchanted, even if they aren't. Soul Siphon does not appear to work with certain Daedric weapons (ex., Dawnbreaker). Enchanting bonuses from perks may not always function properly e.g. only allowing enchantments of 22% in Alchemy and/or Smithing, as opposed to 25%. PS3 Deleting all Skyrim game data and game updates and reinstalling again may resolve this Several enchantments exist that cannot be placed on anything or are duplicates of existing enchantments. These have been marked above with an *. The "Shadowsight," "Shadowstrength," "Shadowstrike," and "Shadowthrive" enchantments are learned from disenchanting Linwe's armor, boots, gloves, and hood. The "Blessing of Mara" is obtained by disenchanting The Bond of Matrimony. Known items that cause duplicate enchantments are the Briarheart weapons and the Shield of Solitude. With the Extra Effect perk, both a weapon and an armor enchantment can be selected before selecting an item to enchant. If a weapon is chosen as the item and enchanted it will appear as an enchantment. However, the 'armor' enchantment on the weapon will have no effect and is not listed on the Active Effects section of the Magic Menu. The value of enchanted items may go down as Enchanting skill increases; however, sometimes after restarting the game, it may register a higher value; also, using a dead thrall, store these items in them, resurrect, kill and then loot the items, they may be of higher value, (only worked on apparel). Two items of the same type with the same enchantment but different names may eventually both have one of the two names. With the Extra Effect perk, switching the order of enchantments can prevent this. Movement glitches can occur when exiting an enchanting table. On the PC they appear to be related to using the mouse wheel to scroll through lists when the game incorrectly adjusts the camera perspective at the same time. Reloading a previous save will fix this issue but is not always necessary as the glitch is often temporary. If the camera is being controlled by the mouse wheel while in the menu, switch to third person view when exiting the table menu. Then the camera controls normally, no reload needed. If a companion uses a Soul Trap enchanted weapon with (x) soul gems in their inventory to capture a (x) soul and the Dragonborn then uses fast travel every (x) Soul Gems in the companion's inventory may be filled, x = petty, etc. The Destruction perks that improve damage for a specific magic damage type exhibit odd stacking behavior when applying these damage types to weapons as enchantments. The bonus can apply to affects it should not apply to, based on the damage specific description as well as stack with other bonuses from the other damage perks. Fortify enchantments do not interact with weapon enchantments in the same way across all platforms. On the PC weapons appear to always drain charges when used. On the PS3 and 360, 100% or more fortification in any school will reduce the charge cost of a weapon enchantment to zero. Fortify Restoration potions improve the results of Alchemy. This can be exploited to create stronger sets of Fortify Alchemy and/or Smithing equipment by creating stronger Fortify Enchanting potions. 360 Fortify Restoration potions can be stacked using two sets of increased Alchemy armors one at different strengths to create two different strength potions. Use the two potions alternating in a set of three (seems to reset/drop after three potions). Fortify Restoration potions improve the strength of enchantments when they are equipped. If a potion is taken immediately before equipping armor, the effects will be permanently improved until the equipment is taken off again. This can also be exploited to create stronger Fortify Smithing and/or Alchemy effects. PC Fortify Conjuration potions or some perks in this school may have an effect on Banish, making it a prolonged effect. With absorb health/stamina/magicka put together with Banish, these effects may also become prolonged. PS3 Sometimes dropping items enchanted by the Dragonborn will cause them to lose their enchantment(s) permanently. Characters with Vampirism and the Restoration perk Necromage will see improved strength of enchantments when they are equipped. The Fortify Alchemy gear can be maxed at 33%, the Enchanting potion at 46%, and Smithing potion at 184% (in conjunction with the Falmer helmet + circlet exploit). With Necromage, the bonuses from the 33% gear will show up as 41% in the active effects. PC 360 Fortify one-handed has no effect on daggers. Sometimes, enchanting with the "Fortify Magicka" enchantment will cause the item to give infinite magicka when the Dragonborn's magicka shows as empty. 360 PC Sometimes when enchanting an improved weapon, the improvement disappears in the enchanting menu, but will be there when it is crafted or enchanting is exited. Combining a "Fortify" enchantment with "Magicka Regeneration" does not improve the magicka regeneration rate. PS3 Enchanting certain weapons may get rid of any smithing improvements. For example, if a Blades sword is improved via smithing and then enchanted, the base damage may be the same as the unimproved Blades sword. PS3 The Absorb Magicka and Resist Magic enchantments can be obtained more than once. PS3 An enchanted weapon may suddenly have their name reset to the name before enchanting when dropped or placed on a weapon rack. 360 If there are manually enchanted items in inventory that do not stack, and if there is also a stack of unenchanted items of the same type at the same time, when selling the unenchanted stack, the rest of the enchanted versions of that weapon may all lose their enchantments. The shout, Elemental Fury, can be glitched to become a permanent enchantment that the Dragonborn is able to dis-enchant and enchant other weapons with. This does not replicate the effect of the shout, however, only the visual effects and the sounds.

Achievements

File:File:Artificer (Achievement).png	Artificer Make a smithed item, an enchanted item, and a potion
Points	10
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Appearances

References

↑ Twin Secrets

[1] Twin Secrets

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Skills in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
The Mage	Alteration Conjuration Destruction Enchanting Illusion Restoration
The Thief	Alchemy Light Armor Lockpicking Pickpocket Sneak Speech
The Warrior	Archery Block Heavy Armor One-Handed Smithing Two-Handed