Dwarven ingots are plentiful in this game.
Mid Levelĭwarven Smithing (Level 30): Useful if you're going up the right side of the tree. Training is very inexpensive under Level 50, especially if you sell off all that jewelry you're crafting. Don't sell the gemstones you get from mining and adventuring use them to craft even more valuable jewelry.
You can obtain large amounts of gold and silver ingots by buying or mining iron ores, which are cheap and plentiful, and turn them into silver and gold ores with the Transmute Mineral Ore spell.
Jewelry is another good way to level up in early stages. It's quite useful when your level is low. Making iron daggers and leather bracers is still good way of leveling up in early stages. If you're further along in the game, completing a certain quest will add another 15% bonus to your Smithing XP gain. Make sure you activate the Warrior's Stone for a 20% XP boost, and get a good night's sleep for a 5% - 15% XP boost. Early Stageįirst, try to stack as many XP boosts as possible. But making something twice as expensive does not give you twice as much experience. So, making more expensive things and adding more value is a good thing.
25 + (8 * ^0.6) base XP for improving an item. 25 + (3 * ^0.65) base XP for constructing an item. It used to take about 400 iron daggers to level up to 100. With the patch, people using the Warrior stone and having the Well rested bonus, 700 Daggers will take you to around level 66, when you start needing over 20 iron daggers per level to gain, so as you can see, the Iron dagger method will take far longer than you say "300 Iron daggers." 300 iron daggers will take you from around 66 smithing to about 80 smithing, so yeah, I think you should update that section of your guide.Value Matters now. You can still use iron daggers to get to about 40 smithing or so pretty quickly, and then you can use those for leveling your Enchanting also. Go through one dwemer ruin and you already have the means for 100 smithing. Hit Kolskeggr and Saunarach mines for gold/silver if you don't want to transmute. I agree with ShadowGambit on Jewelry and Dwarven Bows, or Steel Plate armor for left side. After the patch, they have given Iron daggers a diminishing return on value, so this number will be much higher. Before the 1.5 smithing patch, it took 570 Iron daggers without warrior stone and without a sleeping bonus to go from 15 to 100 smithing. If you are going up the left side of the tree, Steel Plate Armor is the best thing to do if you don't take the Dwarven Smithing perk.
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