I ckecked with the Skaal people just before i disenchanted the Cudgel.They didn't had any Chaos weapons with them,so i sighed.The Cudgel had a inferior enchantment to what i could do and it wasn't as intimidating as Voleendrug.Any ideas on what could be causing the "Resisted Fire Damage" thing?

Maybe its just the notification thats wrong because the weapon is hitting with fire and frost at the same time the game messes up a little and say's Resisted Fire Damage when it really means Resisted Frost Damage. Just a guess though.

It would make sense;thanks.

Maybe it has to do with the 50% chance. If each element is tested one after the other, then "resisted fire damage" could be displayed when failing (50% of the time)  and if each hit only applies one type of damage, and shock is the third test, you would see it the most rarely

i cant even find a weapon with caos damage on it, ive searched solthsiem (probably wrong spelling) for hours trying to find one but i cant, is there a level restriction or do i just have extreamly bad luck.

Finding one sometimes takes time, of what I´ve seen. Sometimes I´ve found it right after I got the Champion´s Cudgel (it seems that getting first this helps finding it also in random weapons?). I have noticed that this trick might help:

- I had the same issue with muffle -enchantment. Couldn´t find one even after trying out the trick to kill the shopkeeper and realoading several times, nothing. The items changed, yes, but no muffle.

So I went and aquired the Predator´s Grace (the only unique boots known to have muffle as I believe). Okay you can´t disenchant them, but I believe that it helped me because the next shopkeeper I checked, f i n a l l y had the glass boots of muffling :D

Perhaps it was just plain luck but I doubt it. Seems if you already have something in your inventory indicating it´s not something you would "desperately" look for, the game doesn´t "keep" it from you either (don´t know about the game mechanics though, but this is so common that it´s just a thought anyway)? Also, it can be just the way how Murphy´s law works, Idk :D

I have noticed the same thing. It seems that if you say, get the' Dwarven Smithing' perc quickly, or loot a bunch of Dwemer metal, then suddenly all kinds of Dwarven armor and weapons start appearing in random loot. Same thing with enchantments. I think there is a level limitation which becomes negated as soon as you find an item of that type. For instance, I hadn't seen a single Elven item, I was about level 6 or 7, and I happened upon a small barrow near Winterhold, fought a bandit, and his apparent victim, an Alchemist by appearance, had an Elven dagger on him. Next time I went to see the local blacksmith in either Riften or Whiterun, they had a cpouple of Elven items for sale. I think you're supposed to be at least 10th or 15th level normally before Elven items begin to appear. Makes it interesting to find out where vrious desireable items might be found, and go looking for them early on in the game.

There are other unique boots with muffle on them, such as Nightingale Boots and Shrouded boots. There is also the Ebony Mail, which is the only cuirass with the muffle enchantment in the game.

Of course it's different because it's on a cuirass, however the enchantment on the Ebony Mail still works like muffle and thats what matters in this instance