So as a mage I can still level Blacksmithing to 100 and make Deadric armor that would strongly benefit me?

if you learned strong enchanting yes.

I saw someone post that they spent 10k to max Smithing, is the same possible with Enchanting?

where the hell is Volskygge i know its near solitude but i cannot find it

If you do it through the iron dagger thing then it is going to cost ALOT more than 10k. Probably closer to 25k-30k. Deadric armor is awesome, my guy is a spellsword so I have no shield, I have an armor rating of 300 even with no shield or helm. I can go back and make enchanted clothes to add 100% to smithing and remake/upgrade new deadric armor for even more defense. If you're not a fan of heavy armor then the light dragon bone armor is your best choice. On my next character I'm still going up the heavy armor side on smithing though so I have access to make deadric weapons even though I'll be wearing light armor.

how do i gain different skill levels ?
i dont level up them so often lately and im only lvl 9
do i get more speech/persuade if i ask more questions ?

speech is gained by selling and buying stuff and bribing people

Iron Dagger thing? Spellsword? Light Dragon Bone Armor?

Sorry, Skyrim is the first Elder Scrolls game that i've purchased and I don't know those items/terms.

It's your choice, but if you're referring to RP -- then if you weigh the reason/possible outcome then Imperials would make the most sense. I also follow another guide forum in which someone described the reasoning and outcomes between the two. And Imperials came out more logical.

Also.. a ''POSSIBLE SPOILERS'' in the title would've been nice since there's much of it here.

This post was edited by Ambitious on Nov 18 2011 11:39pm

Finally maxed enchanting, and godDAMN is it fucking nice to have two enchantments on one item.