Increasing Magicka Level?

[vinray1989]

Okay, how many other Xbox 360 owners out there who also have "Oblivion" for their systems, are disgusted by the lack of helpful information about this game and by being fed a bunch of fake baloney "cheats" and glitches that either do not work at all, or cause horrible errors that force you to start over again from your last save point?
Here is what I am looking for, all I want to know is can it be done and if so, how exactly? If you are playing as a magic based character and you have achieved a high enough magicka level that you are able to enchant items and create spells and such, some of which require so much magicka to use that even though you can create the spell, you can never get enough magicka to use it, how do you get the needed amount of magicka to use those spells? I figure that if you can create it, there must be a way of getting a high enough level of magicka to use it, right?
Also, I have enchanted a robe with fortify magicka 24X on self. I have been told that there is a way to duplicate this enchanted item and I can then be able to wear up to 7 of the robes at once, thereby fortifying my magicka level 168X instead of just 24X. Can that really be done, and if so, how exactly? Also, does anyone have any legitimate push button or codeword cheats for this or any other 360 games? Please reply ASAP! Thanks.

[shorty920]

Ok you know, oblivion is also on ps3 and pc, don't forget us. Anyways, to get more magicka, you should pick a breton as your character, and increase your intelligence. As you become more skilled in the magic arts like conjuration for example, conjuration spells cost less and less magic to cast. Also, once you are over level 20, there are some sigil stones that give you 50 pts of magicka if you enchant them. To enchant something at an enchanting altar, you need to fill up soul gems (preferably grand soul gems or black soul gems) and enchant your items with it.