I also really want to use staves but the idea I had was different. Staves have no charge and instead it uses the spell you inject into it. For example, let's say I wield a staff in my right hand and implement a spell I came to know as the fireball in that same hand, the staff would work as a support to increase the damage of that spell and I witnessed the use of magic when casting. It would be possible to double-throw by unlocking the necessary perk that allows the staff to double-throw. Staves having their own route in the enchantment perk that allows crafting them. These are kind of my ideas of functionality for a staff I also really want to use staves but the idea I had was different. Staves have no charge and instead it uses the spell you inject into it. For example, let's say I wield a staff in my right hand and implement a spell I came to know as the fireball in that same hand, the staff would work as a support to increase the damage of that spell and I witnessed the use of magic when casting. It would be possible to double-throw by unlocking the necessary perk that allows the staff to double-throw. Staves having their own route in the enchantment perk that allows crafting them. These are kind of my ideas of functionality for a staff In fact it would be wrong to say that the staffs would not have charge, he could even have it but he could be stronger than normal and used as power. Like, let's say you have a staff that absorbs life, you could mark it as a power and use it to drain more life from the enemy than it normally would.
