butterfly caught, double that if the two potions both proc the catalysis perk. Catching them basically amounts to at least 180g per single b. I have a ton of the flowers stored up, usually over 1000, so I only have to catch the blue butterflies. Now, add to that the catalysis perk, 1/2 gives you a 50% chance of producing double potions each time.
I have high speech and the Masque of Clavicus Vile, so I get about 90g per potion. The flowers grow everywhere in the south of Skyrim & they always give x4-6 per pick, blue butterfly wings are x2 per butterfly and also easy to find in the same areas as the flowers. IMO Blue Mountain Flower + Blue Butterfly Wing just by themselves are probably two of the best ingredients for making money easily throughout the game.
I discovered all of those as well just by munching on practically every ingredient I could get my hands on, and then combining them in a ton of different ways to see which were the most profitable. This could probably go on for hours, but this is what I can think of off the top of my head.īeat me to it. Oh, and Giant's Toes are great for anything Rigidity. Certain combos with hearts (bear/mammoth/sabercat) are really good too. Void Salts + Nirnroot + some Invis can be amazing though. Vampire Dust is amazing, but don't combine it with Nirnroot for Invisibility cuz it won't be optimal. Others like certain combos of flamebane/icebane (particularly involving fire/frost salts, but mudcrab chitin is very versitile) can be very good. Certain things like invisibility, featherweight, or waterbreathing are generally good. Garlic + Salt + Poison Resistance (especially Slaughterfish eggs ) is really strong - get ALL the garlic and salt you can (both are very plentiful, especially if you steal :D) Overall, I would just pick up anything with a positive or negative "regen" bonus like regeneration, spiritedness, spellflux, or damage magicka/stamina regen.
Blue Moutain Flower + Blue Butterfly Wing + anything Rigidity is great, especially if you are in the Whiterun area.
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