Newbie Questions

[Andreas the Apprentice]

Hello everyone.
I'm Andreas, an apprentice seer.

Even though my skills as a seer are limited, I foresee a number of trips into Frostgrave in my future, but before then, I have a few questions.
I apologize in advance if these have been asked before or are actually covered in the rules already. I've looked, but despite being a seer, I miss things at times. Which I why I am still an apprentice, I guess.

1) Soldiers have an item limit of 1, on top of what they come with as standard. But how does this work with magic weapons/armour? If I (or my master) enchants the enchants the sword or mail coat of a soldier and later uses Embed Enchantment to make it permanent, does this count towards that limit of a single item? Or are these 'free' in that sense?
2) I carry 2 weapons - a sword and a dagger. My master enchants both. Are the bonuses cumulative, or can I get the (magical) bonus for only 1 weapon at a time?
3) Are XPs given for Out of Game spells?
... more questions are likely to arise later

EDIT: question 3 added.

[rufus sparkfire]

Hello!

1) yes, embedded enchantments do count towards the item limit. One magic item per soldier, no matter the source of the item. You can still cast the temporary enchant weapon/armour spells on soldiers with magic items though.

2) you can only claim the magical bonus for one weapon at a time.

3) no experience points for out of game spells, sadly.

[Andreas the Apprentice]

Quick and easy clear answers, thank you.

[Andreas the Apprentice]

One more little question:

Wizard Eye. I can put this on any terrain feature with a flat side - but does it have to be the side I can see?
In particular, can I put a Wizard Eye on the far side of a wall? In exemplia, on the far side of the wall that my opponent's wizard is hiding behind.

[Darkson71]

Wizards Eye id a Line of Sight spell.   Can you see the side of the wall you can't see? Then you've answered your own question. 

[Andreas the Apprentice]

I can see the wall.
So I still have a question

EDIT: It kinda depends on exactly what the target is. Is it the specific point on the wall where the Eye is formed, or is it the wall itself?

[joe5mc]

You must be able to see the point where you place the wizard eye when you cast the spell.

[Andreas the Apprentice]

You must be able to see the point where you place the wizard eye when you cast the spell.

Thank you.

Next question:
You can't control undead creatures with Mind Control, can you?
I'd assume you'd need to use Control Undead?

[Philhelm]

3) no experience points for out of game spells, sadly.

Except for Absorb Knowledge...