![]() ![]() I am very interested to read what you have to say about the Conjur Familiar spell. Regardless, any and all thoughts, theories, and discussions are welcome. Perhaps I am totally off base, perhaps the lore has a clear-cut definition of what a conjured familiar is, that I am oblivious to. Why Bethesda?! Why must you torment me by putting something so odd in the game with virtually no explanation!? but if that's the case, how did the conjurers of Tamriel come to acquire a familiar? Ive been playing Skyrim again nonstop for the past two weeks, and since the beginning I was determined to focus on mastering Conjuration and Restoration as. perhaps the conjure familiar spell that we see in Skyrim is actually, quite literally, the summoning of ones familiar (in the non-ES sence). In some myths the familiar picks the individual after some ritual, and after that point, the two share that spiritual link. In some myths the familiar is actually an extension of the individuals spirit, without actually being one-and-the-same AND without being directly "controlled" by the individual. Traditionaly a "familiar" in real-life myths/legends was some sort of spirit/ghost/demon that would take the shape of an animal and that was linked to a witch or shaman on some sort of spiritual level. Is conjure familiar always a wolf Or does it change according to race or conjugation skill Janeth Valenzuela Castelo Posts: 3411 Joined: Wed 3:03 am Fri 6:09 am As far as I can tell it's going to be a wolf forever, got it first at skill 20 and nearing 50 it's still a wolf. The name "familiar" may imply a different type of conjuration entirely. ![]() No other form of cunjuration seems to explain how a mage summons a ghostly wolf. Could it be similar to a bound weapon A daedra in the shape of something else? (doubt it) It certainly doesn't look like a reanimated corpse. A cunjured familiar is most certainly not an atronach. ![]()
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