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Character Build: The Wandering Alchemist

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  • Gornith
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    December 16, 2015

    +1 from me.  I've been toying with an alchemist build myself, came out pretty close to this.  I used a steel crossbow and steel bolts as a "dart gun" to deliver poisons from range if I couldn't deposit them myself.  Did not add any points to archery though, to keep it limited to poison damage and not stealth archer build.

    Some of my favorite poisons I've been using have been Imp Stool+Human Flesh+Slaughterfish Scales,  Deathbell_Giant LIchen+Skeever Tail, Deathbell+River Betty, Canis Root+Swamp Fungal Pod, and Human Flesh+Mora Tapinella+Imp Stool.

  • K'hajiit_Lord
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    March 10, 2016

    Awsome!

  • Denis LeBlanc
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    March 27, 2016

    if i remember correctly i think i do belive that if you use Jazbay Grapes+Scathecraw+Spawn Ash is a very interesting poison

  • JumboWheat01
     
    September 27, 2016

    I like this idea for a character.  I'm altering my personal build a bit with a some magic (Alteration and Destruction only,) with a bit of head canon to work around them (I'm tossing mololotvs, not fire balls!  And it's this oil that's making my skin as hard as stone!) but I'm definitely sticking with the clothing and dagger idea.  Plus Bosmer.  I've never made a bow-less Bosmer, now's as good a time as any.

  • Demoquin
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    September 27, 2016

    Everyone keeps adding human flesh for an ingredient, where do you guys find them in large quantities?

  • ShinJin
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    November 10, 2016

    All images have been restored for this build. While I try my best to keep the formatting as close to the original as possible, there are some unavoidable differences as a result of differing platforms... for this I apologize.

    Also, please feel free to remove the 'Restored' banner at the end of the build--I put it there as a courtesy to let the reader know that the build has been worked on by somebody other than its original creator without his or her knowlege.


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