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Enchantments are listed from lowest to highest Enchanting Point cost.

Place your enchantment under the correct heading (Cast on Use, Cast on Strike, Constant Effect).

To keep this page from getting cluttered, please observe the following guidelines: This list only includes information on enchantments that are not immediately obvious, as well as more obvious enchantments with non-obvious alternate uses. Spell Effects: A listing of all spell effects that can be added to an item, along with their relative costs. Equipment and Paper items are enchantable. Items: All of the items available in Morrowind. Souls: The souls available to create filled soul gems. Other related pages are: Enchant: General info and tips on the Enchant skill. This page summarizes some useful enchantments for players to create or use as inspiration for their own enchantments.

3.9.1 1-Cost Spell Effect 100 pts on Self.

3.6.1 Fortify Acrobatics 25 pts on Self.

3.1 10 Enchanting Points (Bound Items on Self).

2.3.1 Calm 100 pts for 2 Seconds on Touch, Chameleon 100 pts for 2 Seconds on Self.

2.2.3 Sanctuary x pts for 2 Seconds on self.

2.2.2 Fortify Strength 100 pts for 2 Seconds on self.

2.1.3 Restore Health 7 pts for 1 Second on Strike.

2.1.2 Bound Weapon for 19 Seconds on Self.1.5.1 Fortify Luck 500 Points for 4 secs on Self.1.4.1 Drain Health 500 Points for 1 second.1.3.1 Restore all 8 Attributes 10 Points for 3 seconds on Self.1.2.1 Fortify Enchant 500 Points for 2 Seconds on Self.1.1.1 Drain Intelligence 100 pts for 1 Second on Self.Gaenor's unusual high luck of 770 in addition to his level and high armor rating makes him very hard to hit. If you have Tribunal installed, you can see the effect of Luck in combat while fighting a certain Bosmer. This is an old myth that has been proven to be false. Luck, however, has no effect on the quality or quantity of random loot that you find. But with enough Luck one can increase the casting chance to any number. In Morrowind spells can be created that have a chance of 0% of being successfully cast even if one has mastered the necessary skill. Luck is very important for mages, because it increases the chance to successfully cast spells. If you choose to never increase your Luck in level-ups, you might want to create a Fortify Luck spell, enchantment, or potion for those occasions when you need to be extra lucky. Most effects from good Luck can be achieved by trial and error with use of quick saves, but a high Luck is quite handy in many situations, including lock picking and alchemy.

Thus, Luck never receives a bonus multiplier when you level up, and can only increase +1 per level. Luck is special in that it is not the governing attribute for any particular skill. Luck is an Attribute that affects everything you do in a small way, from attacking, to the chance of successfully enchanting an item.