What are alchemy ingredients used for beyond the initial creation of a potion?

What are alchemy ingredients used for beyond the initial creation of a potion? - Man Using a Tablet While Cooking 

In the Witcher 3, there are alchemy ingredients littered all over the map. From the in game tutorials though, it states you only need to create a potion once, and then after that, when you meditate, alcohol will refill your potions automatically. So what am I supposed to do with all the extra alchemy ingredients?






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What ingredients are in Witcher 3 alchemy?

The Witcher 3: 10 Most Useful Alchemy Ingredients, Ranked By How Hard They Are To Find
  • 1 EKIMMARA MUTAGEN. Last but not least, the Ekimmara Mutagen.
  • 2 CHORT MUTAGEN. ...
  • 3 EKHIDNA MUTAGEN. ...
  • 4 TROLL MUTAGEN. ...
  • 5 WATER HAG MUTAGEN. ...
  • 6 ENDREGA EMBRYO. ...
  • 7 DROWNER BRAIN. ...
  • 8 CORTINARIUS. ...


  • Where can I find alchemy ingredients?

    You can find a large amount of alchemy ingredients robbing alchemists shops and houses. You can also get a large amount of ingredients from the Arch Mages room in Winterhold College.

    How do you get a lot of alchemy ingredients in Skyrim?

    Skyrim: 15 Best Locations To Gather Alchemy Ingredients
  • 1 Eldergleam Sanctuary.
  • 2 The Swamps. ...
  • 3 Blackreach. ...
  • 4 Sulfur Soaking Pools And Darkwater Crossing. ...
  • 5 Tolvald's Cave. ...
  • 6 Khajiit Caravans (With The Rare Curios Creation) ...
  • 7 Bloated Man's Grotto. ...
  • 8 Arch Mage's Chambers. ...




  • How to MAKE EVERY POTION (Alchemist Roblox Bedwars Kit)




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