I use light on target and works exact same ....


any way recently fortified my Intelligence to 15,000 my speed to 1200 and my luck to 1000 and went on a rampage in Mournhold at level 7 with 36-40 HP's

the result was I was able to do damadge with every swing with any weapon

(though unlike enemies in Oblivion these guards constantly healed thmselves if they had lowish health so killing even one of them felt pretty epic) the only down side was I had like 6 -10 her hands and Royal guards on me and none of there attacks delt even 1 damadge to me And unlike when I used to play this game on the original X-Box I was not useing the insta constant effect restore health cheat (but I was useing the restore fatigue because I didnt fortify my will power so was still around 160 )

Huh? I don't understand what you're trying to ask here. It sounds like you've got the soul trap glitch down, and you should know why it's called the soul trap glitch if you've used it before. Anyways, it's a glitch for the xbox version where if you create a spell with soul trap on target with your desired spell, it would make that desire spell have a permanent effect if you cast the spell at the ground or a wall, or any inanimate objects. I use to permanently fortify my abilities by using this glitch. Been a LOOONG time since I've used it though. I don't think Oblivion has this same glitch.

What is this? I don't even...

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Im asking why its specifically called the soul trap glitc when any other spell set to on target has the EXACT same effect to any spells set to on self in the same spell

also by oblivion like combat i want to know if i can glitch it perfectly so my attacks will hit just as often as the enemies (never miss)

...Because it needs the soul trap in order to work?

I don't even know what this glitch is.

no it doesnt

any spell cast on target will work so long as what you wnat perma effected is cast on self in the same spell

Are we talking about the xbox version here? Because from what I remember, you did need to add a soul trap on target with the desired effect for it to work. That was the first glitch I exploited in Morrowind. But regardless if there's a different glitch, that's why it's called the soul trap glitch.

I don't know if it really requires a soultrap on target spell, but maybe when people first found out about it they used a soultrap spell? Perhaps in combination with invisible on self, as some kind of stealthy soultrapping strategy.