Alkahest recipes tracker

Start with Recipes when you want outcomes, Ingredients when you want materials, and Alchemy when an update explains how the system behaves without giving a full formula. The pages are split so players do not have to read one oversized pre-release article. If you are checking whether a recipe is ready to trust, look for the outcome first, then the ingredient names, then the context where the formula appeared.

A recipe row should help a player answer four plain questions: what is made, what goes into it, where the detail appeared, and whether the result is confirmed or still unknown. Missing ratios, durations, locations, and effect values stay out of the table until the game shows them clearly. That keeps the database readable: Recipes owns finished outcomes, Ingredients owns materials, and Alchemy owns system behavior that affects how recipes may work later.

When a new trailer, demo, or Steam update appears, the first useful edit is practical: add the named item or system, connect it to the right page, and explain what a player can do with that information. A material mention belongs on Ingredients, a potion or crafted result belongs on Recipes, and a rule about how brewing, tools, or interaction works belongs on Alchemy before it becomes a full formula.