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Also, Townsend was asking if he could use 'Bound Weapon' (since it levels weapon skills). I say yes, as it is in the spirit of the challange. He can't enchant, poison, improve or do anything else with them, it fits the flavor of his character, and does not really give him any significant bonus, since he is a Conjuration mage. Again, the whole idea is don't do things that cheapen your story, while still being difficult. Conversely, the point of things like disallowing merchant use without speech are because it forces the characters to get creative, to find gear. Instead, it puts a much stronger and necessary emphasis on creative workarounds like casting Bound Weapon, lockpicking every chests hoping for a magic item, encahanting otherwise mundane crap, or creating your own with blacksmithing.