I'm building a character that has a lot of enchanted items, and I couldn't find out an answer either way, so I am bringing it to you people. If I had an enchanted item that is a 6 shift attack that is 6 weapon 1 attacks, could I use it against fewer than six targets without wasting power. So could I have multiple shots attack the same enemy, and if I did have 3 shots hit the same enemy would it be 3 Weapon 1 attacks or 1 Weapon 3 attack?

I don't know if this has been addressed before, but I couldn't find it so here goes. If you take a crafting specialization for uses per session does that ad one use per item or does it also add an extra one for any extra enchanted item slots you use to increase uses?

In other words is there any purpose to a uses specialization. If you had a lore 5 with a power specialization you could make a ring that fire a weapon 6 fireball once per session or a weapon 5 fireball twice per session, whereas with a uses specialization you can only make the weapon 5 2 uses version. If you throw on extra slots there could be a difference if each slot added the specialization bonus for uses, so with 2 slots the PS would be W5/U4 or W6/U3 but the US would be W5/U5. So is the uses specialization a useful investment or just a less useful version of the power specialization?

I haven't been able to find anyone addressing this idea so I thought I'd make a post to ask how I should handle some spell ideas I had.

The first was a blast of kinetic energy designed to throw a target through the air. how many shifts would this take and how could you deal with damage if you threw the target into a wall.

Another idea I had involved combining water and fire evocation to fill a zone with burning steam, by using water evocation to fill the zone with mist and fire evocation to super-heat it. Would this be allowed in most games?