There is another thread asking about enchantment stacking but this question is broader.
Let me just start by explaining what I'm trying to do. I have Enchantment and Smithing at 100. I want to know if it's worth my time to delve into Alchemy in order to make weapons and armor stronger by using my Alchemy to make both Smithing and Enchanting be a certain % more effective. If there exists a "Fortify Enchanting" enchantment, my plans will be blown out the window and will need to me more complicated. :P
So what I'm going to do is:
1. Create a potion to enhance my enchanting.
2. Use this potion to enchant some regular clothes, all with a fortify smithing enchantment with black soul gems.
3. Create a full set of Dragonscale Armor.
4. Go to the grindstone and drink a fortify Blacksmith potion while wearing all my pieces of armor for fortify smithing and upgrade the Dragonscale set completely.
5. Go back to the enchanting table and take another enhance enchanting potion to enhance my armor with whatever skills I want.
Does this sound like a legitimate plan, or will the blacksmithing enchantments not stack if they're on every piece of armor that can take it? And on top of that, would the % bonus from the alchemy potions I will make be added on top of it?
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
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