I have seen the guide to discover all of the alchemical effects in 56 mixtures. Has any one compiled a similar list with positive effects only?

As a side note, is there a similar guide with the DLC ingredients?

If the answer is no, I foresee a bit of work ahead of me that I don't want to do if it is repeat of someone elses' work.

I present to you: http://skyrim.melian.cc/?cmd=cmdSkyrimAlchemyWizard

Also comes in an http://oblivion.melian.cc/?cmd=cmdOblivionAlchemyWizard

I like this site best: http://www.endoftheweb.se/skyrim/index.php

You can toggle DLC ingredients on/off, view recipes by value, by ingredients etc.

Good luck!

Can you clarify what you want, please. A list to find all the positive effects, or a list that only produces potions with positive effects? They're not the same lists, as you could find a positive effect by making a potion that also has a poisonous one. You shoould be able to get the former by deleting lines from the first list that reveal only negative effects.

And was that supposed to be a minimal list, or just one that is known to do the job, and there may be a shorter one?

To clarify:

What I was hoping for was a list of mixtures that reveals all of the positive potion effects of all ingredients using as few resources as possible. If it also revealed some negative effects, that would not hurt anything. The ideal would be to use each ingredient in only one mixture, especially the rare and hard to obtain items.

As for the side note, I was just wondering if any one had compiled a master list with all of the DLC ingredients factored in.

What you want is a list of mixtures that reveal all four effects of all the ingredients so you can shortcut the trial and error process with the minimum number of mixtures

It would be interesting to see the smallest number of potions that would reveal all the effects but I am not sure anyone has done that.

There is the Alchemist's Compendium mod

http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/51077/?

It's a book that you can use in game to accomplish the task. It supports all the DLC (including Hearthfire which some of the sites mentioned above do not include.)

Ok, thanks. Since Google returns nothing to match my query, and no one here seems to be aware of the like, I guess I will have to do this the old fashioned way. Thanks for the input, and I will post what I come up with (maybe after this weekend if I get motivated enough).