Fey clarifications + others

So just to make sure, when I make a Fey class I can take any 1st tier power as long as I already have a 1st of that path unlocked with a trait? For example I can take the power "Cunning Blades" If I have Strife (1st tier trait) as a species trait, correct? And something like "Powers of Deceit" would just add a second power for my unit to have access to? So I would need "powers of Deceit" to take an additional 1st tier spell if I'm taking "Changing Landscape" as my first power on my Class 3 (which is a 2nd tier spell) as long as I have a second tier trait on said class 3. The 2nd tier trait under the Wind Sphere of influence (pg 41) has the trait "Wind Movment" and has the ability "High Winds". This ability appears to be missing from the book, the only other place "High Winds" shows up at is in the Power "Strong Winds" first sentence on pg 141. Do bonuses from equipment also rely on the maximum age bonus? So in 1st age you can have, at most, 4 Armor, +4 Strength, +4 Martial, +4 ect stat on a piece of equipment or can you have Armor 5 (most likely Natural armor in this case)? Does this exceed the maximum age bonus of your characteristics since it is applied afterwards? For instance If I have a base toughness of 2, get +4 from my traits, then get 5 Armor, am I at, essentially, Toughness 11 or 10? The only trait that I found that does something like that is Demonic Engine (on page 159). The Primal Sphere says it can only be taken if you take Path of Twilight as your focus, can you take Primal Traits/Powers with something like Shaman X and Spore of the Gods (Harvesters/Armillaria) if your Domain is not Fey? Black Powder Muskets have a Strength of 4. If I put a Bayonet on it for 1pt, do I use the weapon strength or user strength? All it says is "Threat Range 2 (with bayonet addition for 1p)? It would make too much sense to not be user strength but as I read it right now it would be using your Musket strength. EDIT: Oh found another one. When creating a Paragon from a Class 3, do I keep all the class options (stat modifiers, ect) like humanoids when they make their classes from the previous ones? AND if I have a Greater discipline, for example I have "Greater" Deceiver at 30pts, changing the Will 2 to +3 and the True lies from 1 to 2, does it go onto the paragon as the Greater Deceiver or the standard deceiver? I'm going to assume it still counts as having a discipline so if it does go on as a Greater discipline, can I increase it further?