First, you need to enchant an amulet with a constant effect to summon Bound
Boots/Cuirass/Gauntlets/etc. The bound item type should be the same type as the equipment
you want to dupe. So if you want two pairs of Boots of Blinding Speed, you'd enchant the
amulet with Constant Effect: Bound Boots. This will require a Golden Saint or Ascended
Sleeper and small bit of gold. Equip the item you want to dupe, then put on the amulet.
The bound equipment will replace the soon-to-be-duped equipment. Then manually equip the
armor you want to dupe over the Bound equipment.


I believe there was an easier way to do it though. Its been a while since playing Morrowind though and Im old.

Duping and binding is basically something for console gamers.

I dont think Ill be tinkering around with that. It sounds like one of those thigns that makes the game horribly unstable, like the soul trap/ permanent spell glitch.
Thanks for the info though

Nah, unless it does on the PC and it crashed them. Im a console gamer and I played Morrowind on the Box and never had a problem. There's plenty of 'cheats', exploits etc. in Morrowind. That's one of the nice things about TES games. Once you've done everything, you can tinker around with all that stuff. Assuming your a console gamer. PC gamers have Mods and console commands etc. they dont really need it. Ive seen plenty of seasoned PC TES gamers that didnt even know what console bonding or duping was.

What the hell, man? Are you actually suggesting they overlook a glitch like that? A spell, really?!?! Put the skooma down and sober up, it's for your own good.

Definition of glitch: A bug, cheat or problem with a game, that developers unintentionally include in a game.

No duplication at all, its stupid.

Yet it was intentionally put into previous games.

Why? If someone really wanted to cheat, isn't that what the console is for?

:facepalm:

Then why patch it like they did in Oblivion?

They made it easier to do in the patch. It takes one less step after the patch. People dont seem to understand all the wacky and fun stuff you could do with duping, binding etc. on vanilla Oblivion. You could clone yourself, make statues, make whole villages, attain clothing and items you wouldn't be able to get without console command/Mods and more. It was intentionally put into the game. That's the beauty of TES, once you do everything in the game, you can play around with the in game tools given to you. Its also great for role-play.

I wasn't aware it was still in the game. You got it all wrong man, I'm a console TES player too, I know all the tricks of the trade for both Morrowind and Oblivion, but until now I was under the impression that they fixed the dupe glitch, probably because last time it didn't work when I tried (like three times).

:confused:
So could you answer the question? And how do you duplicate towns with it? Last I remember it could only be used toduplicate items.

It now takes one less step to do check it out: Equipt arrows(dupe number), punch, go to inventory mid-attack, select the arrows, drop item you wish to dupe.

Its actually one less procedure than pre patch.

Also check out Masterpug's "trick" guides. All types of stuff like I mentioned before and more.


So you read my previous post then? Console gamers dont have console commands.


Check out Masterpugs guides on Oblivion and even Fallout. They are the Tobins Spirit Guide of 'latter Beth RPG' tricks. Duping and binding is essential in some of the procedures, but helps out in all. Its not just for 'cool tricks' though, its for role-playing.

We should not be able to do it ourselves just like that. We might be able to pay an expert smith and enchanter to make a perfect copy (dublication) of an item we want to dublicate, that would cost the equal amount of gold of the item + the charge cost + service cost. Very expensive and would take an ingame week. This would stop the dublication from being an infinite gold income pool for the players.

And what is the point of that ? :facepalm:
Cheating svcks in RPGs , it is not fun. :banghead:

There's really no reason to not have duping and binding.

How on earth does this have so much support? It's a glitch, it's cheating. Hell no it shouldn't intentionally be part of the game. If you wanna cheat use the console, and if you're playing on console, too bad. Asked the devs to implememnt a glitch is silly. And asking to have a spell that duplicates items is just as silly. Why would you even want it? Why buy an RPG just to cheat and get everything free? Urgh, cannot stand this way of thinking

Are you serious? You deliberately want bugs? The only time I ever used it was messing around after playing 100's of hours, or to duplicate rare mundane items (such as Black Robe Hoods) to use for my Armour Sets. The simple answer is to make those types of mundane items more prevalent (for example, certain stores always stock them so you can go back and buy more).

OR just keep them rare so you'd treasure them more. I dun want everything to be easily accesable :/

How is it a bug when it was intentionally put into the game? Its most likely going to be in Skyrim anyway.

Wait a sec, are we ASKING for bugs now? :shakehead:

An honest question here, where is it stated it was intentional? It might be but I haven't seen that personally.

oh and btw:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glitch
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/glitch
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/glitch


you're the one calling it a glitch from the get go, so what are you getting at?

Its an exploit or a cheat, not a bug. If it was a bug, then the patch would of eliminated it or made it harder to do, not make it easier. They actually went out of their way to make it easier to do. So even if it was unintentional, they liked it so much they kept it and made it 'better'. The perfect case of "Don't like it, dont use it." Your most likely not going to stumble on to duping on accident. Like I said before, its more than just duping. Its binding and all types of fun stuff you can do. Plus I never once called it a glitch.

I don't want everything easily accessible. But only having one or two Green Hoods in the country? I'm sorry but that's a tad ridiculous. It's a basic, easy to manufacture item, thus should be relatively common (at least let me bleach and re-dye a different coloured one). Things that should be rare would be armours like Dwemer or Daedric becuase there are lore friendly a seers to back that up.

http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Oblivion:Glitches

The original duplication bug is fixed.