Morrowind Enchanting

Morrowind basically requires exploitation unless you want to play an extremely unbalanced rpg

so good luck

/bump on gib. Thanks.

i don't even remember how it worked.
if you want to remove the fail chance i bet there's at least one mod for it.

I think it's easier to just search for an enchanting guide but if I remember correctly you have to use your skills and level them up in order to increase your success rate. Basically you'd have to train on easier stuff to be able to do the harder reliably.

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Just enchant more often, also you can improve your knowledge in needed school of magic by enchanted items or potions. And then you level up after sleep you can increase intellligence and luck. to increase intelligense on 5 points at level up you need to increase beforee sleep some of your abilities whic tied with intelligence, which of them for INT i don't remember, but for strenght - acrobatics and long sword(i think) you may see which tied in character menu.

Level Alchemy instead and create potions to give you bonuses in Enchantment. Enchantment by itself is useless when you're not crafting enchanted things (which you'll do like 5 times in the game).

its been too long for me to remember, have a bump though

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Via uesp, "An Intelligence fortified to 4900 or an Enchant skill fortified to 1225 will be enough to guarantee the success of any enchantment."
That's true as long as you don't have any mods that include creatures with souls more powerful than the most powerful souls (Almalexia: 1500, Vivec: 1000, and Golden saints/Ascended Sleepers/Dahrk Mezalf: 400) or include soul containers more powerful than the most powerful soul containers (Azura's Star:15000 and Grand soul gems: 600). The greater the soul, then the greater the potential enchantment. The greater the enchantment, the higher the cost.

It takes a bit of work and time to get those stats that high, and a lot more work and time to keep them there.

How I've done it ingame:
Note that I have a mod (I don't remember which) that lets my created spells have the same effect up to 8 times, each up to 500 in magnitude.
Make sure you have a good amount of powerful restore magicka potions.
Start out with spellmaking. Make lots of short-lasting (4+ seconds), but progressively more powerful fortify intelligence spells (Higher level spells will require higher levels of restoration or willpower to be successful). Since you have the DLCs, try to get some fortify skill spells and make similarly short-but-powerful fortify alchemy (And fortify restoration) spells. Try to have some higher end spells that fortify intelligence and enchanting as much as possible.
When your intelligence and enchanting are high as you can get, move on to alchemy. Make restore magicka and fortify intelligence potions (maybe some fortify willpower potions to make sure you can constantly cast, and cast successfully.)
Use those to cast spells that fortify your intelligence and alchemy even more.
Switch back to alchemy and make some more powerful fortify potions.
Continue the loop. Finish off with spells that fortify enchanting, rather than alchemy.

If you continue the loop rather than finish it, your fortify intelligence potions should be very powerful and last a very long time (which has other cool benefits). If you do this long enough, then with just one potion, you might never have to worry about enchanting success ever again.

Never tried enchanting myself, but did create an invisibility ring. It worked on everything except the main bosses for main quest line. Had a few unfortunate quirks. If you attacked something whilst wearing the ring and did not kill them straight away your target would just take off. That can mess you up if you need to assassinate that npc for a quest...they are really speedy and zigzag when running away. Pretty hard to get them after that, lol. Also when entering through a door, the ring would come off...you had to put one finger on the sneak button, open door, open inventory to place invisibility ring back on finger, then you were good to go.
Spent ages grinding to get main skills up to 100..sneak especially. Am not fast but can stealth and backstab really well, plus liked archery for the long distance kills.