As soon as you can cast this more than two or three times without running out of mana it'll be your go-to for most fights.
It's the cheapest of the 3 spells in its tier and still manages to pump out damage - more thanks to the burning effect.
The cost is high enough that you'd better either invest lots of level-up points into mana or Enchant gear to reduce the Magicka cost. This can be a very fun spell to use with the Unrelenting Force shout. You'll probably spend so much time using Incinerate and Thunderbolt that you barely notice your Dovahkiin know this spell.
This is the reward from Faralda for the Destruction Ritual quest. The other two elements' equivalents must be bought at nearly 3k gold each.
It's really not a great spell but can help you deal area damage to soften enemies before a fight - by preparing as they charge at you at a distance for fear of interrupt or sneaking nearby to 'deploy the bomb'. Playing on Skyrim's Master difficulty this damage is very very disappointing. Ice Spike Apprentice 48 Direct damage, 25 points.
You can slow a select target at range to impede their advance to the battle site. Frost Rune Apprentice Same as with fire, except it wil slow enemies and deal stamina damage. Ice Storm Adept Sends out a wide blast of cold, slowing enemies caught in its wake.
This can go through walls so be very careful using it near civilization. That mechanic can be used to your favor if your enemies are hiding behind something. Dual cast this to stagger your foes and slow multiple attackers at once. Their stamina will drain pretty quickly, giving you a defensive advantage. Icy Spear Expert Fires a big spike of ice at a single target, dealing 60 damage.
Deals 50 damage per second. For once, a frost spell is not weaker than fire. It can do great area damage, but you've gotta get good at predicting enemy movements. Blizzard Master Creates a Blizzard centered on the caster. It is a very wide area, and enemies entering it will take 20 points per second as long a they are in the Blizzard, which lasts 10 seconds.
Since it sticks around where it's cast, you can cast this then retreat behind it so melee attackers have to pass through. If you play on high difficulty you'll be sad to see this damage is too weak. You're better off sticking to flames when you can and waiting for Lightning Bolt Lightning Bolt Apprentice 51 Deals 25 damage. A nasty spell that is easy to aim at moving targets, although its range is not as long as you might think.
Still, it's very fun with dual impact for use at staggering enemies. Lightning Rune Apprentice Same as the other runes and situational, but can be used to great effect when preparing for a fight. Again, let your mana regenerate after casting this. Chain Lightning Adept Deals 40 points of damage to one target, and leaps to other targets if they are in range. Don't let this spell's in-game description fool you, it can fry whole packs of monsters - not just a lone "second target". It really shocks everything around its target of impact, and is very beautiful to behold.
Works great with Disintegration and you will fall back to this spell at times in lieu of Thunderbolt. Lightning Cloak Adept Deals 8 points of shock damage for 60 secs to nearby enemies. Unless your perks are all in lightning, use fire cloak as it's much cheaper and does more damage.
Seriously, Behthesda, the added effect of draining magicka is nearly useless so spending more mana on these spells is just pointless. Thunderbolt Expert Lightning 60 damage single target spell. For some reason this can be hard to target, almost as though the bolt itself is the size of a needle or Once you adapt to its quirky targeting this spell can rock with the Disintegrate perk, and becomes one of the most viable Lightning spells to use.
Whip out chain lightning for the packs and use this for the big boys. Maybe it can be handy for packs of Dwemer spiders? Oh wait..
This spell has the most deceptive name. You'd expect clouds to form and lightning to strike enemies. Instead, you get a spell you charge up to unleash an intense stream of lightning at a target so powerful that it will disintegrate the enemy whether you have the perk or not.
The light of this spell is so bright it can be hard to see your target. Thankfully, you can watch their health bar melt away. My main dragon killing tool with my mage. It doesn't seem to stagger humanoids very well but for some reason dragons can't get off a shot while being zapped by this spell. It'll show a 'breadcrumb' trail to the next quest objective, pointing you on your way. Courage Novice 39 Cast this on your followers and friendlies in combat.
Fury Novice 67 Causes creatures up to level 6 to attack anything nearby, even their former friends, for 30 seconds. They will be unable to flee during this time, as well. Calm Apprentice Makes a creature or person stop fighting for 30 seconds, should they fail to resist the spell. This can get you out of combat, or reduce the number fighting you. Fear Apprentice Causes creatures and people up to level 9 to flee from combat for 30 seconds.
Again, cast this as a defense to get you out of a battle or eliminate one of your attackers for a time. Muffle Apprentice Reduces the weight of your armor by half for determining how much noise you make. Heavy armor can be made to sound like light armor, and light armor's minor sounds diminshed.
This effect can be enchanted on your boots if you find an item to disenchant. Frenzy Adept This is like fury, only it affects everyone level 14 in a 15 foot radius, and none of them can flee from one another.
Pure chaos! Rally Adept Gives the courage buff to all friendlies within 15' of target. Invisibility Expert Makes you invisible. This removes the visual component of being detected. Enemies can still hear you, and if they get close enough and they're looking, they may spot you. If you move quietly, you can slip by undetected. Attacking will break the spell, unlike stealth. Pacify Expert Creatuers and people up to level 20 will stop fighting, all in a 15 foot radius.
This can stop an entire battle. Rout Expert Casts fear on all targets within 15', causing them to flee for 30 seconds. Works on level 20 and below. Use this on your followers or quest NPCs before a big fight! You can only buy this from Drevis Neloren in College of Winterhold for Septim after you have finished Illusion Ritual Spell, which you get from him at level 90 Illusion.
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User Info: Jamirus2 Jamirus2 9 years ago 1 I would like to become proficient in Illusion type magic, but I do not have any spells for it yet. Where can I go to learn some new spells to use? I am currently in one of the first quests, getting the Golden Claw. User Info: davelicious davelicious 9 years ago 2 Go to the college of winterhold User Info: Werewolf by Night Werewolf by Night 9 years ago 4 more spells will become available as you level fyi the sky above the port was the color of television, tuned to a dead channel.
User Info: infinitexx infinitexx 9 years ago 5 You'll meet your first wizard who can sell you spells when you head to Whiterun which actually comes before the Golden Claw story-wise, but a lot of people do that out of order. User Info: Anyte Anyte 9 years ago 7 If you have the aptitude for it, you should join the mages college in Winterhold. User Info: Furio Furio 9 years ago 10 get muffle.
Dual Casting Bound Bow. Cure Disease Ingredients. Magic in Skyrim comprises various Skills spells , as well as Shouts and Races powers. Casting conventional spells Destruction , Alteration , Illusion , etc expends a portion of the player's Magicka. Spells are classified by level Novice, Apprentice , Adept , Expert , and Master but may be cast regardless of skill provided the player has sufficient Magicka.
Increasing the appropriate magical skill decreases the Magicka cost of casting but does not otherwise affect the strength of duration of the effect. Perks and various items such as robes can also reduce the Magicka cost of spells as well as increasing the rate at which Magicka regenerates. Effects that increase spell potency are rarer and for the most part only obtainable through potions. The player may find it lucrative to take their robes to the College of Winterhold as early as possible. While not being insurmountable, should you aim to fulfill the College's Quests at higher levels without significant practice in your magic disciplines of choice, the enemies you'll face might not be easily or readily vanquished by employing your mystical means only.
Upon arrival at the College, you will need to pass a test given by Faralda. She will require you to demonstrate proficiency with magic before granting entry. If needed, she will sell you a spell for 30 gold. Faralda will also offer you training in the Destruction skill , as well as sell you additional Destruction Spell Tomes. Other senior members of the College, each specializing in a School of Magic, will also offer you training and sell you Spell Tomes.
You can buy spells up to the Expert Level. Once you near the Master level, you can start a quest in each school of magic to earn the Master Magic Spell. See: Master Magic Quests. You will later gain one of the more powerful and rare robes in the game after defeating a certain quest at the college.
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