One Of Skyrim’s Rarest Items Is Weirder Than You Think

One Of Skyrim’s Rarest Items Is Weirder Than You Think

Using the mechanics introduced in the Skyrim‘s 2012 Hearthfire expansion pack, quick-thinking fans found an easier, albeit more expensive, route to finding butter. Hearthfire, as opposed to the story-based Dawnguard and Dragonborn, primarily revolved around allowing players to purchase land, create their own houses from the ground up, and introduced the option to adopt children. Should the player build a house with a kitchen, one of the options in kitchen furnishings is a butter churn. This easily allows for Dragonborn to take as much butter as they need from their own house, although barring ‘The Ultimate Feast’, the item is generally quite useless.

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Butter is one of the weirdest items in Skyrim, as although rare, it doesn’t bring much value in terms of gameplay. Budding chefs looking to craft more recipes may find investing in Hearthfire a worthy way to spend their time, but for those looking to complete ‘The Ultimate Feast’ and nothing else, hunting for butter in the wild of Skyrim‘s immersive open-world may be the wiser route. Just don’t expect to find any at a giant’s camp, as all the Dragonborn will be rewarded with there is either a bowl of mammoth cheese or a one-way ticket into the stratosphere.

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One Of Skyrim’s Rarest Items Is Weirder Than You Think

Using the mechanics introduced in the Skyrim‘s 2012 Hearthfire expansion pack, quick-thinking fans found an easier, albeit more expensive, route to finding butter. Hearthfire, as opposed to the story-based Dawnguard and Dragonborn, primarily revolved around allowing players to purchase land, create their own houses from the ground up, and introduced the option to adopt children. Should the player build a house with a kitchen, one of the options in kitchen furnishings is a butter churn. This easily allows for Dragonborn to take as much butter as they need from their own house, although barring ‘The Ultimate Feast’, the item is generally quite useless.

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Butter is one of the weirdest items in Skyrim, as although rare, it doesn’t bring much value in terms of gameplay. Budding chefs looking to craft more recipes may find investing in Hearthfire a worthy way to spend their time, but for those looking to complete ‘The Ultimate Feast’ and nothing else, hunting for butter in the wild of Skyrim‘s immersive open-world may be the wiser route. Just don’t expect to find any at a giant’s camp, as all the Dragonborn will be rewarded with there is either a bowl of mammoth cheese or a one-way ticket into the stratosphere.

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#Skyrims #Rarest #Items #Weirder