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{{Lore Book
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|author=[[Lore:Books by Author#Warlock Aldaale|Warlock Aldaale]]
|description=On the benefits of Conjuration
}}
Mastering {{Lore Link|Conjuration}} means having access to an entire spectrum of utility.
—Are you in need of a flame spell? Conjure a {{Lore Link|Flame Atronach}}. You'll have command of a dozen such spells, in the form of a fiery avatar.
—Are you caught in the dead of night and wishing you had prepared a {{Lore Link|light}} spell? Conjure a {{Lore Link|Will-o-the-Wisp}}: its natural luminescence banishes darkness.
—Do you lack a {{Lore Link|telekinesis}} spell to move a boulder out of your way? Conjure a {{Lore Link|Storm Atronach}} to lift it for you.
—Did you forget the {{Lore Link|Shield Ward|shield ward}} you'll need to protect yourself from a sudden hail? Conjure a {{Lore Link|Frost Atronach}} to crystallize the air above for temporary shelter.
—Is your {{Lore Link|Detect Life|life detection}} spell unable to discern a fleeing target from all the other living things in the wilderness? Conjure a Wolf {{Lore Link|Familiar}} to pick up the scent.
The flexibility of Conjuration magic has been an unsung passion of mine, and I've compiled a comprehensive guide for replacing specific, commonly-used spells with Conjuration substitutions (see Volume II, page seven, for more).
Conjuration even allows access to {{Lore Link|Daedra|Daedric}} abilities (for those who dare to wield them). A mage well-versed in Conjuration can summon all variety of Daedra, from {{Lore Link|Scamp}}s to {{Lore Link|Dremora Lord}}s. Mine wouldn't be the first primer for spells like these, but Volume III of this collection contains detailed instructions on beckoning the denizens of Oblivion. "{{Lore Link|The Origins of Conjuration}}" is also a useful read on the subject.*
I realize I write highly of Conjuration here, almost extravagantly, but if you'll do me the favor of reading the rest of this collection (Volumes II-XXII), you'll find that my words have weight.
<nowiki>*</nowiki>Author's Note: It should go without saying, but contact the {{Lore Link|Planes of Oblivion|Oblivion planes}} only with the utmost discretion: the unwary mage could lose her life—or worse—in dealings with the Daedra.
{{Book End}}
|ON=1
|author=[[Lore:Books by Author#Warlock Aldaale|Warlock Aldaale]]
|description=On the benefits of Conjuration
}}
Mastering {{Lore Link|Conjuration}} means having access to an entire spectrum of utility.
—Are you in need of a flame spell? Conjure a {{Lore Link|Flame Atronach}}. You'll have command of a dozen such spells, in the form of a fiery avatar.
—Are you caught in the dead of night and wishing you had prepared a {{Lore Link|light}} spell? Conjure a {{Lore Link|Will-o-the-Wisp}}: its natural luminescence banishes darkness.
—Do you lack a {{Lore Link|telekinesis}} spell to move a boulder out of your way? Conjure a {{Lore Link|Storm Atronach}} to lift it for you.
—Did you forget the {{Lore Link|Shield Ward|shield ward}} you'll need to protect yourself from a sudden hail? Conjure a {{Lore Link|Frost Atronach}} to crystallize the air above for temporary shelter.
—Is your {{Lore Link|Detect Life|life detection}} spell unable to discern a fleeing target from all the other living things in the wilderness? Conjure a Wolf {{Lore Link|Familiar}} to pick up the scent.
The flexibility of Conjuration magic has been an unsung passion of mine, and I've compiled a comprehensive guide for replacing specific, commonly-used spells with Conjuration substitutions (see Volume II, page seven, for more).
Conjuration even allows access to {{Lore Link|Daedra|Daedric}} abilities (for those who dare to wield them). A mage well-versed in Conjuration can summon all variety of Daedra, from {{Lore Link|Scamp}}s to {{Lore Link|Dremora Lord}}s. Mine wouldn't be the first primer for spells like these, but Volume III of this collection contains detailed instructions on beckoning the denizens of Oblivion. "{{Lore Link|The Origins of Conjuration}}" is also a useful read on the subject.*
I realize I write highly of Conjuration here, almost extravagantly, but if you'll do me the favor of reading the rest of this collection (Volumes II-XXII), you'll find that my words have weight.
<nowiki>*</nowiki>Author's Note: It should go without saying, but contact the {{Lore Link|Planes of Oblivion|Oblivion planes}} only with the utmost discretion: the unwary mage could lose her life—or worse—in dealings with the Daedra.
{{Book End}}
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