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===Daedra Heart===
[[File:SR-npc-Dremora 03.jpg|thumb|120px|A dremora]]
{|
|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px| {{icon|i|Daedra's_heart|namesp=DF}}
| [[Daggerfall:Daedra's heart|Daggerfall]]<br>''(Daedra's heart)''
| {{FC|green|Increase Willpower}}
|-
| {{icon|i|Daedra's Heart|namesp=MW}}
| [[Morrowind:Daedra's Heart|Morrowind]]<br>''(Daedra's Heart)''
| {{FC|green|Restore Magicka}}<br>{{FC|green|Fortify Endurance}}<br>{{FC|red|Drain Agility}}<br>{{FC|green|Night-Eye}}
|-
| {{icon|i|Daedra Heart|namesp=OB}}
| [[Oblivion:Daedra Heart|Oblivion]]
| {{FC|green|Restore Health}}<br>{{FC|green|Shock Shield}}<br>{{FC|red|Damage Magicka}}<br>{{FC|red|Silence}}
|-
| {{icon|i|Daedra Heart|namesp=SR}}
| [[Skyrim:Daedra Heart|Skyrim]]
| {{FC|green|Restore Health}}<br>{{nowrap|{{FC|red|Damage Stamina Regen}}}}<br>{{FC|red|Damage Magicka}}<br>{{FC|red|Fear}}
|-
| {{icon|style material|Daedra Heart|namesp=ON}}
| [[Online:Daedra Heart|Elder Scrolls Online]]<sup>†</sup>
|
|}
|{{AL|T}}| '''Daedra Hearts''' are harvested from slain [[Lore:Daedra|Daedra]], primarily [[Lore:Dremora|Dremora]]. In older times, they could be found on many other varieties of Daedra, including [[Lore:Clannfear|Clannfears]], [[Lore:Daedroth|Daedroths]], [[Lore:Golden_Saint|Golden Saints]], [[Lore:Hunger|Hungers]], [[Lore:Ogrim|Ogrims]], and [[Lore:Xivilai|Xivilai]]. These beings, to the extent that they can still be encountered, now produce other ingredients. But Dremora have consistently been a reliable source for Daedra Hearts.
|}
<sup>†</sup> ''These are used as crafting materials, but not in Alchemy.''
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===Daedra Silk===
[[File:OB-creature-Spider Daedra.jpg|thumb|120px|Spider Daedra]]
{|
|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px| {{icon|i|Daedra Silk|namesp=OB}}
| [[Oblivion:Daedra Silk|Oblivion]]
| {{FC|red|Burden}}<br>{{FC|green|Night-Eye}}<br>{{FC|green|Chameleon}}<br>{{FC|red|Damage Endurance}}
|}
|{{AL|T}}| '''Daedra Silk''' is produced by [[Lore:Spider_Daedra|Spider Daedra]], and can be harvested from their corpses.
|}
{{NewLine}}
===Daedra Skin===
[[File:MW-ing-Daedra Skin.jpg|thumb|120px|Daedra Skin]]
{|
|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px| {{icon|i|Daedra Skin|namesp=MW}}
| [[Morrowind:Daedra Skin|Morrowind]]
| {{FC|green|Fortify Strength}}<br>{{FC|green|Cure Common Disease}}<br>{{FC|red|Paralyze}}<br>{{FC|green|Swift Swim}}
|}
|{{AL|T}}| '''Daedra Skin''' is a very rare ingredient, almost never found on actual [[Lore:Daedra|Daedra]].
|}
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===Daedra Venin===
[[File:OB-creature-Spider Daedra.jpg|thumb|120px|Spider Daedra]]
{|
|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px| {{icon|i|Daedra Venin|namesp=OB}}
| [[Oblivion:Daedra Venin|Oblivion]]
| {{FC|red|Paralyze}}<br>{{FC|green|Restore Fatigue}}<br>{{FC|red|Damage Health}}<br>{{FC|green|Reflect Damage}}
|}
|{{AL|T}}| '''Daedra Venin''' is produced by [[Lore:Spider_Daedra|Spider Daedra]], and can be extracted from their corpses.
|}
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===Daedroth Sac===
{|
|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px|
| [[OBMobile:Consumables|Oblivion Mobile]]
| {{FC|green|Fortify Defense}}
|}
|{{AL|T}}|
|}
{{NewLine}}
===Daedroth Teeth===
[[File:OB-creature-Daedroth.jpg|thumb|120px|A [[Lore:Daedroth|Daedroth]]]]
{|
|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px| {{icon|i|Daedroth Teeth|namesp=OB}}
| [[Oblivion:Daedroth Teeth|Oblivion]]
| {{FC|green|Night-Eye}}<br>{{FC|green|Frost Shield}}<br>{{FC|red|Burden}}<br>{{FC|green|Light}}
|}
|{{AL|T}}| '''Daedroth Teeth''' are harvested from the deadly [[Lore:Daedroth|Daedroth]], a rare Daedra with crocodilian features. Although their existence has been known in [[Lore:Tamriel|Tamriel]] for hundreds of years, the alchemical properties of their teeth were not discovered until just before the [[Lore:Oblivion Crisis|Oblivion Crisis]].
|}
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===Deathbell===
[[File:SR-flora-Deathbell.jpg|thumb|120px|Deathbells]]
{|
|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px| {{icon|i|Deathbell|namesp=SR}}
| [[Skyrim:Deathbell|Skyrim]]
| {{FC|red|Damage Health}}<br>{{FC|red|Ravage Stamina}}<br>{{FC|red|Slow}}<br>{{FC|red|Weakness to Poison}}
|}
|{{AL|T}}| '''Deathbells''' are a flower that grows in [[Lore:Skyrim|Skyrim]], useful in making poisons.
|}
{{NewLine}}
===Deathsnow Dust===
{|
|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px| {{icon|consumable|Potion|namesp=SK}}
| [[Shadowkey:Consumables|Shadowkey]]
| {{FC|green|Increase Attack}}
|-
|
| [[OBMobile:Consumables|Oblivion Mobile]]
| {{FC|red|Damage}}
|}
|{{AL|T}}|
|}
{{NewLine}}
===Deformed Swamp Tentacle===
*''See [[Lore:Swamp Tentacle|Swamp Tentacle]].''
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===Diamond===
[[File:MW-item-Diamond.jpg|thumb|120px|Diamond ore]]
{|
|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px| {{icon|i|Diamond|namesp=DF}}
| [[Daggerfall:Diamond|Daggerfall]]
| {{FC|green|Spell Resistance}}
|-
| {{icon|i|Diamond|namesp=MW}}
| [[Morrowind:Diamond|Morrowind]]
| {{FC|red|Drain Agility}}<br>{{FC|green|Invisibility}}<br>{{FC|green|Reflect}}<br>{{FC|green|Detect Key}}
|-
| {{icon|m|Diamond|namesp=OB}}{{icon|m|FlawedDiamond|namesp=OB}}{{icon|m|FlawlessDiamond|namesp=OB}}
| [[Oblivion:Diamond|Oblivion]]<sup>†</sup>
|
|-
| {{icon|m|Diamond|namesp=SR}}{{icon|m|FlawlessDiamond|namesp=SR}}
| [[Skyrim:Diamond|Skyrim]]<sup>‡</sup>
|
|-
| {{icon|trait material|Diamond|namesp=ON}}
| [[Online:Diamond|Elder Scrolls Online]] <sup>*</sup>
|
|}
|{{AL|T}}| '''Diamonds''' are mined from volcanic regions such as [[Lore:Vvardenfell|Vvardenfell]] in [[Lore:Morrowind|Morrowind]], and can also be found in mineral deposits in [[Lore:Skyrim|Skyrim]]. They are also commonly found in the ruins of the Dwemer, who presumably had industrial uses for them.
|}
<sup>†</sup>''Diamonds in Oblivion are not alchemical ingredients, but only valuable as loot to be sold for gold.''<br>
<sup>‡</sup>''Diamonds in Skyrim are also not used in alchemy, but can be used to craft jewelry.''<br>
<sup>*</sup>''In Elder Scrolls Online, Diamonds are used for crafting armor, and not in alchemy.''
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===Dog Food===
{|
|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px| {{icon|i|Ham|namesp=OB}}
| [[Shivering:Dog Food|Shivering Isles]]
| {{FC|green|Fortify Health}}<br>{{FC|red|Damage Fatigue}}<br>{{FC|green|Dispel}}<br>{{FC|red|Damage Magicka}}
|}
|{{AL|T}}|
|}
{{NewLine}}
===Dragon's scales===
{|
|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px| {{icon|i|Dragon's scales|namesp=DF}}
| [[Daggerfall:Dragon's scales|Daggerfall]]
| {{FC|green|Spell Absorption}}
|-
| {{icon|misc|DragonScales|namesp=SR}}
| [[Skyrim:Dragon Scales#Dragon Scales|Skyrim]] <sup>†</sup><br>(as "Dragon Scales")
|
|}
|{{AL|T}}|
|}
<sup>†</sup>''This is used as a crafting material, but not for Alchemy.''
{{NewLine}}
===Dragon's Tongue===
{{Multiple images
|width=120
|image1=OB-flora-Dragon's Tongue Plant.jpg
|caption1=in Oblivion
|image2=SR-flora-Dragon's Tongue.jpg
|caption2=in Skyrim}}
{|
|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px| {{icon|i|Dragon Tongue|namesp=OB}}
| [[Oblivion:Dragon's Tongue|Oblivion]]
| {{FC|green|Resist Fire}}<br>{{FC|red|Damage Health}}<br>{{FC|green|Restore Health}}<br>{{FC|green|Fire Shield}}
|-
| {{icon|i|Dragons Tongue|namesp=SR}}
| [[Skyrim:Dragon's Tongue|Skyrim]]
| {{FC|green|Resist Fire}}<br>{{FC|green|Fortify Barter}}<br>{{FC|green|Fortify Illusion}}<br>{{FC|green|Fortify Two-Handed}}
|-
| {{icon|f|Dragon's-Tongue Sap|namesp=ON}}
| [[Online:Dragon's-Tongue Sap|Elder Scrolls<br>Online]]<sup>†</sup><br>(prior to Update 6)
|
|}
|{{AL|T}}| '''Dragon's Tongue''' flowers grow in [[Lore:Cyrodiil|Cyrodiil]] and [[Lore:Skyrim|Skyrim]], and are valued for their fire resistance abilities.
|}
<sup>†</sup> ''This is used as an ingredient in beverages, and not in alchemy.''
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===Dragonthorn===
[[File:ON-node-Dragonthorn.jpg|thumb|120px|Dragonthorn]]
{|
|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px|{{icon|re|Dragonthorn|namesp=ON}}
| [[Online:Dragonthorn|Elder Scrolls Online]]
| {{nowrap|{{FC|green|Increase Weapon Power}}}}<br>{{FC|green|Restore Stamina}}<br>{{FC|red|Lower Armor}}<br>{{FC|green|Weapon Crit}}
|}
|
|}
{{NewLine}}
===Dreugh Wax===
{{Multiple images
|width=120
|image1=MW-creature-Dreugh.jpg
|caption1=A dreugh
|image2=OB-creature-Land Dreugh.jpg
|caption2=A land-dreugh}}
{|
|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px| {{icon|i|Dreugh Wax|namesp=MW}}
| [[Morrowind:Dreugh Wax|Morrowind]]
| {{FC|green|Fortify Strength}}<br>{{FC|green|Restore Strength}}<br>{{FC|red|Drain Luck}}<br>{{FC|red|Drain Willpower}}
|-
| {{icon|i|Wax|namesp=OB}}
| [[Oblivion:Dreugh Wax|Oblivion]]
| {{FC|red|Damage Fatigue}}<br>{{FC|green|Resist Poison}}<br>{{FC|green|Water Breathing}}<br>{{FC|red|Damage Health}}
|-
| {{icon|tanner|Dreugh Wax|namesp=ON}}
| [[Online:Dreugh Wax|Elder Scrolls Online]]<sup>†</sup>
|
|}
|{{AL|T}}| '''Dreugh Wax''' is found on Dreugh, both the [[Lore:Dreugh|sea-bound variety]] seen around [[Lore:Vvardenfell|Vvardenfell]] and their [[Lore:Land_Dreugh|land-based cousins]] in [[Lore:Cyrodiil|Cyrodiil]].
|}
<sup>†</sup> ''This is used as a crafting material, but not in alchemy.''
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===Dryad Saddle Polypore Cap===
[[File:OB-flora-Dryad's Saddel Polypore.jpg|thumb|120px|Dryad Saddle Polypore]]
{|
|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px| {{icon|i|Dryad Saddle Polypore Cap|namesp=OB}}
| [[Oblivion:Dryad Saddle Polypore Cap|Oblivion]]
| {{FC|green|Restore Luck}}<br>{{FC|green|Resist Frost}}<br>{{FC|red|Damage Speed}}<br>{{FC|red|Frost Damage}}
|}
|{{AL|T}}| '''Dryad Saddle Polypore Caps''' are a rare shelf fungus found on stone walls and caves in [[Lore:Cyrodiil|Cyrodiil]].
|}
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===Durzog Meat===
[[File:TR-creature-WildDurzog1-Side.jpg|thumb|120px|A durzog]]
{|
|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px| {{icon|i|Durzog Meat|namesp=TR}}
| [[Tribunal:Durzog Meat|Tribunal]]
| {{FC|green|Fortify Agility}}<br>{{FC|green|Fortify Strength}}<br>{{FC|red|Blind}}<br>{{FC|red|Damage Magicka}}
|}
|{{AL|T}}| '''Durzog Meat''' is the meat of the [[Lore:Durzog|Durzog]], a dog-like reptilian creature found both domesticated and wild in the [[Lore:Deshaan|Deshaan]] region of [[Lore:Morrowind|Morrowind]].
|}
{{NewLine}}
===Dwarven Oil===
[[File:SR-creature-Dwarven Spider.jpg|thumb|120px|A Dwemer Spider]]
{|
|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px| {{icon|pot|Flin|namesp=MW}}
| [[Tribunal:Spoiled Dwemer Oil|Tribunal]]<sup>†</sup><br>''(as "Spoiled<br>Dwemer Oil")''
| {{FC|green|Fortify Acrobatics}}<br>{{FC|red|Damage Health}}
|-
| {{icon|i|Dwarven Oil|namesp=SR}}
| [[Skyrim:Dwarven Oil|Skyrim]]
| width=42%|{{FC|red|Weakness to Magic}}<br>{{FC|green|Fortify Illusion}}<br>{{FC|green|Regenerate Magicka}}<br>{{FC|green|Restore Magicka}}
|-
|{{icon|temper|Dwarven Oil|namesp=ON}}
| [[Online:Dwarven Oil|Elder Scrolls Online]]<sup>‡</sup>
|
|}
|{{AL|T}}| '''Dwarven Oil''' is extracted from Dwarven automatons, found in Dwemer ruins in Skyrim. Similar machines found around [[Lore:Vvardenfell|Vvardenfell]] were once used as a source of [[Lore:Scrap Metal|Scrap Metal]].
|}
<sup>†</sup>''Spoiled Dwemer Oil in Tribunal is a potion, rather than an ingredient.''<br>
<sup>‡</sup> ''This is used as a crafting material, but not for Alchemy.''
===Daedra Heart===
[[File:SR-npc-Dremora 03.jpg|thumb|120px|A dremora]]
{|
|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px| {{icon|i|Daedra's_heart|namesp=DF}}
| [[Daggerfall:Daedra's heart|Daggerfall]]<br>''(Daedra's heart)''
| {{FC|green|Increase Willpower}}
|-
| {{icon|i|Daedra's Heart|namesp=MW}}
| [[Morrowind:Daedra's Heart|Morrowind]]<br>''(Daedra's Heart)''
| {{FC|green|Restore Magicka}}<br>{{FC|green|Fortify Endurance}}<br>{{FC|red|Drain Agility}}<br>{{FC|green|Night-Eye}}
|-
| {{icon|i|Daedra Heart|namesp=OB}}
| [[Oblivion:Daedra Heart|Oblivion]]
| {{FC|green|Restore Health}}<br>{{FC|green|Shock Shield}}<br>{{FC|red|Damage Magicka}}<br>{{FC|red|Silence}}
|-
| {{icon|i|Daedra Heart|namesp=SR}}
| [[Skyrim:Daedra Heart|Skyrim]]
| {{FC|green|Restore Health}}<br>{{nowrap|{{FC|red|Damage Stamina Regen}}}}<br>{{FC|red|Damage Magicka}}<br>{{FC|red|Fear}}
|-
| {{icon|style material|Daedra Heart|namesp=ON}}
| [[Online:Daedra Heart|Elder Scrolls Online]]<sup>†</sup>
|
|}
|{{AL|T}}| '''Daedra Hearts''' are harvested from slain [[Lore:Daedra|Daedra]], primarily [[Lore:Dremora|Dremora]]. In older times, they could be found on many other varieties of Daedra, including [[Lore:Clannfear|Clannfears]], [[Lore:Daedroth|Daedroths]], [[Lore:Golden_Saint|Golden Saints]], [[Lore:Hunger|Hungers]], [[Lore:Ogrim|Ogrims]], and [[Lore:Xivilai|Xivilai]]. These beings, to the extent that they can still be encountered, now produce other ingredients. But Dremora have consistently been a reliable source for Daedra Hearts.
|}
<sup>†</sup> ''These are used as crafting materials, but not in Alchemy.''
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===Daedra Silk===
[[File:OB-creature-Spider Daedra.jpg|thumb|120px|Spider Daedra]]
{|
|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px| {{icon|i|Daedra Silk|namesp=OB}}
| [[Oblivion:Daedra Silk|Oblivion]]
| {{FC|red|Burden}}<br>{{FC|green|Night-Eye}}<br>{{FC|green|Chameleon}}<br>{{FC|red|Damage Endurance}}
|}
|{{AL|T}}| '''Daedra Silk''' is produced by [[Lore:Spider_Daedra|Spider Daedra]], and can be harvested from their corpses.
|}
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===Daedra Skin===
[[File:MW-ing-Daedra Skin.jpg|thumb|120px|Daedra Skin]]
{|
|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px| {{icon|i|Daedra Skin|namesp=MW}}
| [[Morrowind:Daedra Skin|Morrowind]]
| {{FC|green|Fortify Strength}}<br>{{FC|green|Cure Common Disease}}<br>{{FC|red|Paralyze}}<br>{{FC|green|Swift Swim}}
|}
|{{AL|T}}| '''Daedra Skin''' is a very rare ingredient, almost never found on actual [[Lore:Daedra|Daedra]].
|}
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===Daedra Venin===
[[File:OB-creature-Spider Daedra.jpg|thumb|120px|Spider Daedra]]
{|
|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px| {{icon|i|Daedra Venin|namesp=OB}}
| [[Oblivion:Daedra Venin|Oblivion]]
| {{FC|red|Paralyze}}<br>{{FC|green|Restore Fatigue}}<br>{{FC|red|Damage Health}}<br>{{FC|green|Reflect Damage}}
|}
|{{AL|T}}| '''Daedra Venin''' is produced by [[Lore:Spider_Daedra|Spider Daedra]], and can be extracted from their corpses.
|}
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===Daedroth Sac===
{|
|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px|
| [[OBMobile:Consumables|Oblivion Mobile]]
| {{FC|green|Fortify Defense}}
|}
|{{AL|T}}|
|}
{{NewLine}}
===Daedroth Teeth===
[[File:OB-creature-Daedroth.jpg|thumb|120px|A [[Lore:Daedroth|Daedroth]]]]
{|
|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px| {{icon|i|Daedroth Teeth|namesp=OB}}
| [[Oblivion:Daedroth Teeth|Oblivion]]
| {{FC|green|Night-Eye}}<br>{{FC|green|Frost Shield}}<br>{{FC|red|Burden}}<br>{{FC|green|Light}}
|}
|{{AL|T}}| '''Daedroth Teeth''' are harvested from the deadly [[Lore:Daedroth|Daedroth]], a rare Daedra with crocodilian features. Although their existence has been known in [[Lore:Tamriel|Tamriel]] for hundreds of years, the alchemical properties of their teeth were not discovered until just before the [[Lore:Oblivion Crisis|Oblivion Crisis]].
|}
{{NewLine}}
===Deathbell===
[[File:SR-flora-Deathbell.jpg|thumb|120px|Deathbells]]
{|
|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px| {{icon|i|Deathbell|namesp=SR}}
| [[Skyrim:Deathbell|Skyrim]]
| {{FC|red|Damage Health}}<br>{{FC|red|Ravage Stamina}}<br>{{FC|red|Slow}}<br>{{FC|red|Weakness to Poison}}
|}
|{{AL|T}}| '''Deathbells''' are a flower that grows in [[Lore:Skyrim|Skyrim]], useful in making poisons.
|}
{{NewLine}}
===Deathsnow Dust===
{|
|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px| {{icon|consumable|Potion|namesp=SK}}
| [[Shadowkey:Consumables|Shadowkey]]
| {{FC|green|Increase Attack}}
|-
|
| [[OBMobile:Consumables|Oblivion Mobile]]
| {{FC|red|Damage}}
|}
|{{AL|T}}|
|}
{{NewLine}}
===Deformed Swamp Tentacle===
*''See [[Lore:Swamp Tentacle|Swamp Tentacle]].''
{{NewLine}}
===Diamond===
[[File:MW-item-Diamond.jpg|thumb|120px|Diamond ore]]
{|
|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px| {{icon|i|Diamond|namesp=DF}}
| [[Daggerfall:Diamond|Daggerfall]]
| {{FC|green|Spell Resistance}}
|-
| {{icon|i|Diamond|namesp=MW}}
| [[Morrowind:Diamond|Morrowind]]
| {{FC|red|Drain Agility}}<br>{{FC|green|Invisibility}}<br>{{FC|green|Reflect}}<br>{{FC|green|Detect Key}}
|-
| {{icon|m|Diamond|namesp=OB}}{{icon|m|FlawedDiamond|namesp=OB}}{{icon|m|FlawlessDiamond|namesp=OB}}
| [[Oblivion:Diamond|Oblivion]]<sup>†</sup>
|
|-
| {{icon|m|Diamond|namesp=SR}}{{icon|m|FlawlessDiamond|namesp=SR}}
| [[Skyrim:Diamond|Skyrim]]<sup>‡</sup>
|
|-
| {{icon|trait material|Diamond|namesp=ON}}
| [[Online:Diamond|Elder Scrolls Online]] <sup>*</sup>
|
|}
|{{AL|T}}| '''Diamonds''' are mined from volcanic regions such as [[Lore:Vvardenfell|Vvardenfell]] in [[Lore:Morrowind|Morrowind]], and can also be found in mineral deposits in [[Lore:Skyrim|Skyrim]]. They are also commonly found in the ruins of the Dwemer, who presumably had industrial uses for them.
|}
<sup>†</sup>''Diamonds in Oblivion are not alchemical ingredients, but only valuable as loot to be sold for gold.''<br>
<sup>‡</sup>''Diamonds in Skyrim are also not used in alchemy, but can be used to craft jewelry.''<br>
<sup>*</sup>''In Elder Scrolls Online, Diamonds are used for crafting armor, and not in alchemy.''
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===Dog Food===
{|
|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px| {{icon|i|Ham|namesp=OB}}
| [[Shivering:Dog Food|Shivering Isles]]
| {{FC|green|Fortify Health}}<br>{{FC|red|Damage Fatigue}}<br>{{FC|green|Dispel}}<br>{{FC|red|Damage Magicka}}
|}
|{{AL|T}}|
|}
{{NewLine}}
===Dragon's scales===
{|
|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px| {{icon|i|Dragon's scales|namesp=DF}}
| [[Daggerfall:Dragon's scales|Daggerfall]]
| {{FC|green|Spell Absorption}}
|-
| {{icon|misc|DragonScales|namesp=SR}}
| [[Skyrim:Dragon Scales#Dragon Scales|Skyrim]] <sup>†</sup><br>(as "Dragon Scales")
|
|}
|{{AL|T}}|
|}
<sup>†</sup>''This is used as a crafting material, but not for Alchemy.''
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===Dragon's Tongue===
{{Multiple images
|width=120
|image1=OB-flora-Dragon's Tongue Plant.jpg
|caption1=in Oblivion
|image2=SR-flora-Dragon's Tongue.jpg
|caption2=in Skyrim}}
{|
|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px| {{icon|i|Dragon Tongue|namesp=OB}}
| [[Oblivion:Dragon's Tongue|Oblivion]]
| {{FC|green|Resist Fire}}<br>{{FC|red|Damage Health}}<br>{{FC|green|Restore Health}}<br>{{FC|green|Fire Shield}}
|-
| {{icon|i|Dragons Tongue|namesp=SR}}
| [[Skyrim:Dragon's Tongue|Skyrim]]
| {{FC|green|Resist Fire}}<br>{{FC|green|Fortify Barter}}<br>{{FC|green|Fortify Illusion}}<br>{{FC|green|Fortify Two-Handed}}
|-
| {{icon|f|Dragon's-Tongue Sap|namesp=ON}}
| [[Online:Dragon's-Tongue Sap|Elder Scrolls<br>Online]]<sup>†</sup><br>(prior to Update 6)
|
|}
|{{AL|T}}| '''Dragon's Tongue''' flowers grow in [[Lore:Cyrodiil|Cyrodiil]] and [[Lore:Skyrim|Skyrim]], and are valued for their fire resistance abilities.
|}
<sup>†</sup> ''This is used as an ingredient in beverages, and not in alchemy.''
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===Dragonthorn===
[[File:ON-node-Dragonthorn.jpg|thumb|120px|Dragonthorn]]
{|
|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px|{{icon|re|Dragonthorn|namesp=ON}}
| [[Online:Dragonthorn|Elder Scrolls Online]]
| {{nowrap|{{FC|green|Increase Weapon Power}}}}<br>{{FC|green|Restore Stamina}}<br>{{FC|red|Lower Armor}}<br>{{FC|green|Weapon Crit}}
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===Dreugh Wax===
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|image1=MW-creature-Dreugh.jpg
|caption1=A dreugh
|image2=OB-creature-Land Dreugh.jpg
|caption2=A land-dreugh}}
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|{{AL|T}}|
{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px| {{icon|i|Dreugh Wax|namesp=MW}}
| [[Morrowind:Dreugh Wax|Morrowind]]
| {{FC|green|Fortify Strength}}<br>{{FC|green|Restore Strength}}<br>{{FC|red|Drain Luck}}<br>{{FC|red|Drain Willpower}}
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| {{icon|i|Wax|namesp=OB}}
| [[Oblivion:Dreugh Wax|Oblivion]]
| {{FC|red|Damage Fatigue}}<br>{{FC|green|Resist Poison}}<br>{{FC|green|Water Breathing}}<br>{{FC|red|Damage Health}}
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| {{icon|tanner|Dreugh Wax|namesp=ON}}
| [[Online:Dreugh Wax|Elder Scrolls Online]]<sup>†</sup>
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|{{AL|T}}| '''Dreugh Wax''' is found on Dreugh, both the [[Lore:Dreugh|sea-bound variety]] seen around [[Lore:Vvardenfell|Vvardenfell]] and their [[Lore:Land_Dreugh|land-based cousins]] in [[Lore:Cyrodiil|Cyrodiil]].
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<sup>†</sup> ''This is used as a crafting material, but not in alchemy.''
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===Dryad Saddle Polypore Cap===
[[File:OB-flora-Dryad's Saddel Polypore.jpg|thumb|120px|Dryad Saddle Polypore]]
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{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px| {{icon|i|Dryad Saddle Polypore Cap|namesp=OB}}
| [[Oblivion:Dryad Saddle Polypore Cap|Oblivion]]
| {{FC|green|Restore Luck}}<br>{{FC|green|Resist Frost}}<br>{{FC|red|Damage Speed}}<br>{{FC|red|Frost Damage}}
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|{{AL|T}}| '''Dryad Saddle Polypore Caps''' are a rare shelf fungus found on stone walls and caves in [[Lore:Cyrodiil|Cyrodiil]].
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===Durzog Meat===
[[File:TR-creature-WildDurzog1-Side.jpg|thumb|120px|A durzog]]
{|
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{|class=wikitable width=300
|width=48px| {{icon|i|Durzog Meat|namesp=TR}}
| [[Tribunal:Durzog Meat|Tribunal]]
| {{FC|green|Fortify Agility}}<br>{{FC|green|Fortify Strength}}<br>{{FC|red|Blind}}<br>{{FC|red|Damage Magicka}}
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|{{AL|T}}| '''Durzog Meat''' is the meat of the [[Lore:Durzog|Durzog]], a dog-like reptilian creature found both domesticated and wild in the [[Lore:Deshaan|Deshaan]] region of [[Lore:Morrowind|Morrowind]].
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===Dwarven Oil===
[[File:SR-creature-Dwarven Spider.jpg|thumb|120px|A Dwemer Spider]]
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|width=48px| {{icon|pot|Flin|namesp=MW}}
| [[Tribunal:Spoiled Dwemer Oil|Tribunal]]<sup>†</sup><br>''(as "Spoiled<br>Dwemer Oil")''
| {{FC|green|Fortify Acrobatics}}<br>{{FC|red|Damage Health}}
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| {{icon|i|Dwarven Oil|namesp=SR}}
| [[Skyrim:Dwarven Oil|Skyrim]]
| width=42%|{{FC|red|Weakness to Magic}}<br>{{FC|green|Fortify Illusion}}<br>{{FC|green|Regenerate Magicka}}<br>{{FC|green|Restore Magicka}}
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|{{icon|temper|Dwarven Oil|namesp=ON}}
| [[Online:Dwarven Oil|Elder Scrolls Online]]<sup>‡</sup>
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|{{AL|T}}| '''Dwarven Oil''' is extracted from Dwarven automatons, found in Dwemer ruins in Skyrim. Similar machines found around [[Lore:Vvardenfell|Vvardenfell]] were once used as a source of [[Lore:Scrap Metal|Scrap Metal]].
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<sup>†</sup>''Spoiled Dwemer Oil in Tribunal is a potion, rather than an ingredient.''<br>
<sup>‡</sup> ''This is used as a crafting material, but not for Alchemy.''
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