Thanks, that was very help! I'll do that.

Yeah I was thinking of trying runes 

Im currently working on a build with a weapon/spell (left hand/right hand) playstyle. It's pretty much like a reversed, broken spellsword, because the character is unable to use his right hand properly.
Here's my question: How can i justify, that the character is able to use a weapon in his right hand (again). And btw^^ does this concept sound like a good RP idea?

For my sorcerer I'm trying to collect as many artifacts he can while maintaining the ideal of being his own master.  Can anyone think of any reasons why he would do his apart from the whole lust for power thing? and which artifacts I shouldn't touch to maintain his independence 

They could be a slave or a servant, who after gaining freedom wants to run his whole life, sort of a defiance against their old masters. As for artefacts, many if not Al, of the Daedra demand servitude, so that only leaves the Dwarven and Nordic artefacts, which aren't exactly powerful.

If you use restoration, becoming an Expert/ Master in that school could mean he's powerful enough to heal the injury.

Any artifact that doesn't require pledging your soul 

So, question.

Since the Yokudan pantheon is so radically different from all the other faiths in Tamriel...

But, unlike the Yokudan gods, the Tamrielic Gods, and their power, are plainly felt...

...How would a devout Redguard reconcile his religion, in a world where gods he PLAINLY does not worship PLAINLY display power in the world? And (probably owing to game dev oversight) where his own gods seem to have no power at all.

I need help deciding the morality of a character. She comes  from a family that has spawned heroes and monsters alike, so really it's more a matter of which side of her family she identifies with more.

That's a tough question. I'm not really knowledgeable about the Yokudan mythos, but there are are a couple of possibilities. Maybe the Yokudan religion accepts that their gods no longer influence the world. Or, perhaps they view other pantheons as misguided interpretations of their own. Not sure which would make more sense; perhaps the lore group can also give some insight?