Skyrim BlackSmith potion effects
If I drink 2 blacksmithing potions will it double the the effect? I have 2 potions that will improve my smithing by 20% for some time. If I drink them both, will it become 40%?
Best Answer
Potions do NOT stack. So no, if you drink them both you won't reach 40% in smithing.
The only potions that stack are the restorative ones.
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What does Fortify Smithing potion do?
In Skyrim, Fortify Smithing potions require special ingredients, and they can boost armor and weapons while crafting, in addition to other effects. In The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, players can use alchemy to create a Fortify Smithing potion, which increases the power of the Dragonborn's armor and weapons.What is the best Fortify Smithing potion?
Combining Blisterwort and Sabre Cat Tooth with a Sabre Cat Eyeball creates a potion of Fortify Smithing, Restore Health, and Restore Stamina, perfect for improving armor after a tough fight. Sabre Cat eyeballs are found in the same locations as Sabre Cat Teeth \u2014 that is to say, on Sabre Cat carcasses.Is Fortify Smithing worth it?
yes, it boosts what the game uses to temper armour or sharpen weapons, but you still need to get the base level up to earn perks.What can be enchanted with Fortify Smithing?
Enchantment. Fortify Smithing can be added to clothing, body armour, handwear, necklaces and rings. Headgear and footwear cannot be enchanted though.How to make +1436% Fortify Smithing Potions - Skyrim Guide
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Answer 2
Last I played Skyrim potions which were stacked in your inventory/have the same strength would not stack, so in your case no they will not.
However if you had two potions of different strengths, say 20% and 15% they would stack multiplicatively ie 1.20x1.15 = 1.38 so those two together would give you 38%. It is very likely that they patched this at some point though because you could make your own potions and have many different strengths of potions and then stack them all for very large bonuses.
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