Totally forgot that the Invisibility spells were Illusion. For some reason, the awesome Illusion spell I always remember is Phantasmal Killer. That, and the Shadow Conjuration/Evocation ones (hooray versatility!).Abedeus said:Yeah, I was also hoping for the DnD schools of magic.NeutralDrow said:Shoot, I've never played Oblivion. I was hoping you were talking about
Abjuration
Conjuration
Illusion
Evocation
Divination
Transmutation
Necromancy
Enchantment
In which case the answer would have been Abjuration. Nothing like making yourself untouchable and your opponents' magics totally worthless.
I was always a fan of Illusions. Sure, Willpower > my spells, but Greater Invisibility? Yay.
I would never call Enchantment weak. I just call it one of the three "why expend my own effort?" schools (along with Conjuration and Necromancy), with the added caveat that most of the really cool stuff doesn't affect undead.If not, then Enchantment. Seems like a weak school, but it has Power Word - Kill. And Antipathy, which basically makes you immune to melee monsters if you know their alignment or race. Also the Epic Spell, Damnation, is pretty cool and is from Enchantment - it sends target, if successfully attacked in melee range, TO HELL!! Lawful Evil or Chaotic Evil Hell. And it can't leave for at least 20 hours, and even then it must find a way on his own. Oh, and he'll be attacked by 1-4 pit demons/balors every hour until he escapes. Fun times.
You know you can do similar things with all the skills, illusion - night eye, alteration - protection... for some of the others you may need custom spells i.e. minor effect of some sort target yourself. Any spell cast successfully on a valid target gets you experience with the skill, so its just a question of using spells that target yourself (if you ant it easy).Captain Pancake said:Conjuration. The only skill you could master just by casting summon zombie over and over at the same spot.