Enchanting for Skyrim ® Hack 1.8 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Alan Cave
Category: Reference
Price: $1.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.8
ID: com.elecpe.Skyrim-Enchanter
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Description
WITH THIS APP
1) Plan out all of your enchantments for each piece of clothing, armor, or weapon.
2) Calculate the strength of your enchantments based on your build options.
3) Keep track of which enchantments your character has learned.
4) Compare anything you've looted with what you would be able to create yourself.
5) Know that your enchantments are at maximum effectiveness.
6) Do "what if" scenarios with perks you don't have yet to see if they are worth it to you.
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WHAT OTHERS HAVE SAID ABOUT THIS APP
"...amazing from first release but each update somehow makes it even better- a fantastic tool for those who use enchantments or for those who would like to."
"This is a must purchase for Skyrim. Use it constantly. The app helped me understand the process of enchanting and why its necessary to advance in the game."
"Must have app for skyrim. Very useful and well made"
"Super comprehensive"
"If you play this game this app is a must have."
"If you have bought the Alchemy app then you know exactly what to expect as its just as good, brilliant."
"Would highly recommend"
"...great for keeping a log of what enchants you have, also allows you to see what strength effect you can get with your skill and how getting more skill or perks would effect there strengths."
"Easy to use and thorough, accurate info."
"Really useful app"
"Before this app, I did my enchantment planning with a really awkward excel sheet. This not only avoids that, but also calculates the effects of the enchantments based on your stats. Combined with the author's Alchemy app, these are everything you need to make truly epic equipment."
"Phenomenally helpful app!"
"...it's super great. Don't think, don't ponder, just buy it because you will not be disappointed."
"The checklist for known enchantments is especially nice for scatterbrained folk like myself."
"Either for the casual player who needs some help or for the min/maxer that has to eke that last percentage out if their equipment"
"Fantastic"
"Exactly the kind of organized information you need to get the most out of your enchanting experiments."
"The ability to instantly find out if I should disenchant right away or wait until I can craft a stronger version"
---
Like its predecessor, the Skyrim Alchemist Guide, this guide will undoubtedly see many updates in response to feedback and requests from the users.
So get it, try it, and let me know what you think.
(there is a button to "Email the Author" from within the app)
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UPDATE #1
- many improvements have been implemented including:
* saving multiple outfits.
* previewing the strength of enchantments during selection.
* iPad support.
* other misc improvements.
---
UPDATE #2
-added Notched Pickaxe
-added Fiery Soul Trap
-renamed "Light Damage" to "Silent Moons Enchant"
-added Soul Gem Size Reference for all creatures
-fixed description of Fortify Magic
-fixed Resist Shock on gloves
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UPDATE #3
Vampire Edition: added vampire-specific help for vampire characters. Also...
-Added hints for maximizing enchanting
-Increased potion strength to max 57%
-Added new perks to profile that affect enchanting
-Add note about 'Blessing of Mara' enchantment
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UPDATE #4
* toggle between shield or dual wield
* calculated values in are displayed in bold
* added "Aspect of Terror" illusion perk
* added a "clear all" button
* made help page easier to read
* update creature souls chart for gem sizes
---
UPDATE #5
* Multiple Character profiles
* Updated Soul Gem Chart
* Dragonborn update
* Chaos Damage
* Seeker of Sorcery
* New updated tips
---
UPDATE #6
* bug fix for iPad Pro users
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"ZeniMax Media Inc. does not endorse, promote, or warrant the accuracy or quality of the products or services offered by Alan Cave. THE ELDER SCROLLS® and SKYRIM® are trademarks owned by ZeniMax Media Inc."
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1) Plan out all of your enchantments for each piece of clothing, armor, or weapon.
2) Calculate the strength of your enchantments based on your build options.
3) Keep track of which enchantments your character has learned.
4) Compare anything you've looted with what you would be able to create yourself.
5) Know that your enchantments are at maximum effectiveness.
6) Do "what if" scenarios with perks you don't have yet to see if they are worth it to you.
---
WHAT OTHERS HAVE SAID ABOUT THIS APP
"...amazing from first release but each update somehow makes it even better- a fantastic tool for those who use enchantments or for those who would like to."
"This is a must purchase for Skyrim. Use it constantly. The app helped me understand the process of enchanting and why its necessary to advance in the game."
"Must have app for skyrim. Very useful and well made"
"Super comprehensive"
"If you play this game this app is a must have."
"If you have bought the Alchemy app then you know exactly what to expect as its just as good, brilliant."
"Would highly recommend"
"...great for keeping a log of what enchants you have, also allows you to see what strength effect you can get with your skill and how getting more skill or perks would effect there strengths."
"Easy to use and thorough, accurate info."
"Really useful app"
"Before this app, I did my enchantment planning with a really awkward excel sheet. This not only avoids that, but also calculates the effects of the enchantments based on your stats. Combined with the author's Alchemy app, these are everything you need to make truly epic equipment."
"Phenomenally helpful app!"
"...it's super great. Don't think, don't ponder, just buy it because you will not be disappointed."
"The checklist for known enchantments is especially nice for scatterbrained folk like myself."
"Either for the casual player who needs some help or for the min/maxer that has to eke that last percentage out if their equipment"
"Fantastic"
"Exactly the kind of organized information you need to get the most out of your enchanting experiments."
"The ability to instantly find out if I should disenchant right away or wait until I can craft a stronger version"
---
Like its predecessor, the Skyrim Alchemist Guide, this guide will undoubtedly see many updates in response to feedback and requests from the users.
So get it, try it, and let me know what you think.
(there is a button to "Email the Author" from within the app)
---
UPDATE #1
- many improvements have been implemented including:
* saving multiple outfits.
* previewing the strength of enchantments during selection.
* iPad support.
* other misc improvements.
---
UPDATE #2
-added Notched Pickaxe
-added Fiery Soul Trap
-renamed "Light Damage" to "Silent Moons Enchant"
-added Soul Gem Size Reference for all creatures
-fixed description of Fortify Magic
-fixed Resist Shock on gloves
---
UPDATE #3
Vampire Edition: added vampire-specific help for vampire characters. Also...
-Added hints for maximizing enchanting
-Increased potion strength to max 57%
-Added new perks to profile that affect enchanting
-Add note about 'Blessing of Mara' enchantment
---
UPDATE #4
* toggle between shield or dual wield
* calculated values in are displayed in bold
* added "Aspect of Terror" illusion perk
* added a "clear all" button
* made help page easier to read
* update creature souls chart for gem sizes
---
UPDATE #5
* Multiple Character profiles
* Updated Soul Gem Chart
* Dragonborn update
* Chaos Damage
* Seeker of Sorcery
* New updated tips
---
UPDATE #6
* bug fix for iPad Pro users
---
"ZeniMax Media Inc. does not endorse, promote, or warrant the accuracy or quality of the products or services offered by Alan Cave. THE ELDER SCROLLS® and SKYRIM® are trademarks owned by ZeniMax Media Inc."
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Version history
1.8
2017-02-27
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
Bug fix affecting iPad Pro users only.
Name change to comply with iTunes policy.
Bug fix affecting iPad Pro users only.
Name change to comply with iTunes policy.
1.7
2013-09-06
I hate to beg, but PLEASE update your ratings. Thanks!! (The down-side of frequent updates is that # of ratings reset each time).
fixed minor misc issues:
1) fixed app icon for retina ipad
2) fixed issue with iOS 7 alert prompt (which is used when renaming outfits).
3) fixed "waterbreathing" not showing up in results
4) fixed "seeker of sorcery" not saving correctly
fixed minor misc issues:
1) fixed app icon for retina ipad
2) fixed issue with iOS 7 alert prompt (which is used when renaming outfits).
3) fixed "waterbreathing" not showing up in results
4) fixed "seeker of sorcery" not saving correctly
1.6
2013-04-30
Sorry to beg: PLEASE update your ratings. Thanks!! (The down-side of frequent updates is that # of ratings reset each time).
ADDED:
-Multiple Character profiles
-Updated Soul Gem Chart
-Dragonborn update
-Chaos Damage
-Seeker of Sorcery
-New updated tips
ADDED:
-Multiple Character profiles
-Updated Soul Gem Chart
-Dragonborn update
-Chaos Damage
-Seeker of Sorcery
-New updated tips
1.50
2012-09-08
numerous changes/improvements include:
* toggle between shield or dual wield
* calculated values in are displayed in bold
* added "Aspect of Terror" illusion perk
* added a "clear all" button
* made help page easier to read
* update creature souls chart for gem sizes
* toggle between shield or dual wield
* calculated values in are displayed in bold
* added "Aspect of Terror" illusion perk
* added a "clear all" button
* made help page easier to read
* update creature souls chart for gem sizes
1.41
2012-05-10
Please update your review for the current version. Thank you; it really helps.
1.4
2012-03-20
Vampire Edition: added vampire-specific help for vampire characters. Also...
-Added hints for maximizing enchanting
-Increased potion strength to max 57%
-Added new perks to profile that affect enchanting
-Add note about 'Blessing of Mara' enchantment
-Added hints for maximizing enchanting
-Increased potion strength to max 57%
-Added new perks to profile that affect enchanting
-Add note about 'Blessing of Mara' enchantment
1.3
2012-03-06
-added Notched Pickaxe
-added Fiery Soul Trap
-renamed "Light Damage" to "Silent Moons Enchant"
-added Soul Gem Size Reference for all creatures
-fixed description of Fortify Magic
-fixed Resist Shock on gloves
If I've missed anything, or you have a new suggestion, please let me know.
-added Fiery Soul Trap
-renamed "Light Damage" to "Silent Moons Enchant"
-added Soul Gem Size Reference for all creatures
-fixed description of Fortify Magic
-fixed Resist Shock on gloves
If I've missed anything, or you have a new suggestion, please let me know.
1.2
2012-02-19
- create & save multiple outfits.
- preview the strength of enchantments on any selection screen.
- iPad support.
- other misc improvements.
- preview the strength of enchantments on any selection screen.
- iPad support.
- other misc improvements.
1.0
2012-02-13
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Ratings
4.4 out of 5
8 Ratings
Reviews
Russb53,
I’m happy
My biggest drawback is due mainly to the game itself. It can be a little complicated, but the game is complicated. It will help immensely when you are trying to bolster your character. I find the premise easy to use, succinct, and makes keeping track of your abilities much easier! Thanks!
Ozone384,
Awesome work (also, Ahzidal RULES)!
Your app is incredibly helpful!
However, I believe you missed an enchantment: Fortify Barter.
However, I believe you missed an enchantment: Fortify Barter.
Zero Ehxe,
Still works on iOS 10, 6+
Now that Skyrim Remaster is coming out for the new generation of consoles (PS4, Xbox One, and PC's) I thought I'd check to see if the old app (having not been updated since 2013) still worked. It does currently work on my iPhone 6 Plus running iOS 10. It's still the best companion to the game as you can note what enchantments you already have when selling items to a vendor or debating whether or not to purchase a magic item from a store (do I have the paralyze enchantment yet?) The alternative to this app is writing down on paper what you have and need, or running to an enchanted in-game to check. This app also allows you to enter your skills and buffs to see beforehand what strength enchantments you can make. Overall would highly recommend downloading.
dobbie3046,
Nice Try Alan
Your Alchemy App hit the mark and was second to none, so I decided to pay for this app, and found out This app was crap. Did t mean to be harsh, but seriously it felt like an after thought
Funnyburr,
Nifty app, but maybe not a necessity
This app is one of the best (if not the best) app I know of for enchanting in skyrim. It lets you catalogue the enchantments you know which is nice. It also asks for all available and relevant information for enchanting and calculates their effects so you don't have to. Probably the best feature of the app is one which lets you plan out a full set of enchanted gear and see what the net effect is. It might not be worth the money for those who don't mind the extra work to do everything by hand or for those who aren't too serious about enchanting. A convenient app. However, not nearly a necessity like the maker's alchemy app. But If you have an extra $2, I'd say go for it.
A Caveman,
Helpful
Three reasons this is helpful;
1) remember which enchantments you have; so you can sell loot you don't need, or buy that item that you'd want to disenchant.
2) some items you loot might be better than anything you could creat yourself; it's nice to know that before you disenchant it or sell it.
3) Planning it all out at the table - which enchants go where (head, neck, etc) - is NOT as easy as planning it all out beforehand with the app. And once you drink that 'fortify enchantment' potion, you've only got 30 seconds.
1) remember which enchantments you have; so you can sell loot you don't need, or buy that item that you'd want to disenchant.
2) some items you loot might be better than anything you could creat yourself; it's nice to know that before you disenchant it or sell it.
3) Planning it all out at the table - which enchants go where (head, neck, etc) - is NOT as easy as planning it all out beforehand with the app. And once you drink that 'fortify enchantment' potion, you've only got 30 seconds.
ButcherVIII,
Good,basic reference.
This app could benefit from the following additions and tweaks: Which creatures give which souls; possible list by rank of "most beneficial" or "effective;" but the one that would make this app truly killer?
Which enchantments are most beneficial to which characters? For example: a rogue or warrior who is much more into physical stamina than mental/magical ability would need enchantments dealing more in stealth, physical toughness/durability, speed and strength of attack, etc. So why "waste time" with enchantments that don't make sense for your character's role?
But the cross referencing and programming needed would probably make it more than $.99 Which, in the end, makes this a helpful app to have, if not *as useful* as the potion app.
Which enchantments are most beneficial to which characters? For example: a rogue or warrior who is much more into physical stamina than mental/magical ability would need enchantments dealing more in stealth, physical toughness/durability, speed and strength of attack, etc. So why "waste time" with enchantments that don't make sense for your character's role?
But the cross referencing and programming needed would probably make it more than $.99 Which, in the end, makes this a helpful app to have, if not *as useful* as the potion app.
Skinned Mike,
Awesome app
I love this author, and all his apps are superb. I really appreciate these guide apps because they are inexpensive and more convenient than using Steam Overlay.
I'm leaving five stars, but I hope the author will update this app to include effects from Dragonborn and the other dlc if applicable. For instance you can learn the chaos enchant and add it to your weapons. It is not currently on the list of things you can learn.
Overall the app is still very helpful and deserves five stars.
I'm leaving five stars, but I hope the author will update this app to include effects from Dragonborn and the other dlc if applicable. For instance you can learn the chaos enchant and add it to your weapons. It is not currently on the list of things you can learn.
Overall the app is still very helpful and deserves five stars.
Kaden mater Adlison,
*****5 Stars^sratS 5*****
Have been playing since its release almost a year ago. I bought the Official Guide Book for $20 or $25 and spent countless hours pouring over its content. Nothing that I've found or read comes close to the info and content within this app. Always keep my iPhone at my side while playing. Don't know how people play without this app and the others. Keep up the great work.
Jacobm2010,
Best place to organize enchanting
I wanted to be an enchanter but honestly, it confused the hell out of me. Petty, lesser, common, oh my! That's when I found Alan Cave's Enchanting Guide for the Elder Scroll's V: Skyrim. It puts everything I need to know in the palm of my hand, at my fingertips, and right there in front of me! Wow!
Seriously though, this is necessary. And his alchemy app. Get it. Updated frequently. While supplies last, participation may vary. Haha just kidding.
Seriously though, this is necessary. And his alchemy app. Get it. Updated frequently. While supplies last, participation may vary. Haha just kidding.
