This version should allow you to calculate the 4-way table, although it takes a long time and I don't know if it's relevant to the game. I also re-worked it a bit, because transposing huge matricies is computationally expensive. Edit 2: I wrote a function to save the n-way table to a user-specified csv file. This easily extends to combinations of n ingredients. I use the t function to transpose this matrix, so each combination is one row, and then convert it to a data frame. The combn function finds all the 2-way, 3-way, and n way combinations of potion names, and returns the result as a matrix. The first table in this list is the one we want. Good for killing bosses ( except draugr, obviously ). I normally like to create 2 types of poison : Effect and damage. You could try it your self, but I'm 90 sure that it does stack.

Edit: To explain what I'm doing: The XML package contains the readHTMLTable function, which pulls all the html tables from a website as ames and saves them as a list. Yes the effect always stack, similar to the Fortify restoration loophole thing.

Use the write.csv command to save the tables as csv files. Sounds like a job for everybody's favorite programming language, R! library(XML)Ģ Abecean Longfin Bear Claws Beehive Huskģ Abecean Longfin Bear Claws Bleeding Crownĥ Abecean Longfin Bear Claws Blue Butterfly WingĦ Abecean Longfin Bear Claws Blue Dartwing Do fortify potions stack Yeah, its possible to stack potions, but theyve got to be different values in order for them to take effect.

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