1: Everything can be enchanted because every thing has there own mana
2: Things that were or are alive are easier to enchant and greater enchants can be given
3: To gain a new enchanting recipe is done in many ways
a: Random, enchanting a item with different magical energy causes different results
b: Learn from a book or a person
c: Destroy a enchanted piece with magic enchanting (only a 30% chance to work and dependent on enchanters level)
d: enchanting displacement, a enchantment in a item being moved to a different item
4: The more mana a enchanter has, the greater possibility the enchanted thing will gain a better buff

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5: As soon as you stop enchanting the item, the item can no longer be enchanted with a greater buff
6: There is two types of enchants
a: Permanent power, like stats boast or magical gain of item, such as a normal sword gaining a flame attribute, can fade with time but it can take years or hours dependent on the enchanter
b: Magical pumping power, a spell or buff is in side the enchanted item but has no mana to activate it, the user uses there own mana to activate it
7: Non alive martial such as ores keep their enchantment for longer but lesser power compared to alive ingredients