Where to buy oblivion spells

General 1 Answer Where can I find the most powerful weapon and armour in oblivion? Side Quest 6 Answers. Ask A Question. Browse More Questions. Keep me logged in on this device. Forgot your username or password? User Info: Turokkilla Turokkilla 13 years ago 1 I went to anvil everyone was saying that one girl, i forget her name sorry lol, sold spells she doesnt and the thing to buy doesnt pop up, so i tryd work hours and or somthing and it didnt work i want to know who sells whar spells in which location please.

User Info: kevindrosario kevindrosario 13 years ago 2 Anvil - restoration Skingrad - destruction Chorrol - conjuration Bruma - random stuff Cheydinhal - alteration Bravil - illusion Leyawiin - mysticism.

User Info: Turokkilla Turokkilla Topic Creator 13 years ago 3 thank you so much do you know what people to talk to? User Info: Turokkilla Turokkilla Topic Creator 13 years ago 5 like do you have to be a certain level to buy spells from the people like journeyman or expert or somtihng? User Info: kevindrosario kevindrosario 13 years ago 6 No you can buy whatever spells you want from any spell merchant.

Remember, the custom spell assigns its school-based on Magicka cost and not school rank. For instance, players with novice Destruction can't insert a high Shock Damage effect to a custom spell. However, they can bypass this limitation by adding any other effect - provided it has a higher base Magicka cost than the Shock Damage effect.

Unfortunately, this custom spell may also need a tremendous amount of Magicka to cast, so tread carefully. Warlocks become notorious for this due to their ever-popular Eldritch Blast. In Oblivion , players can make their own versions of Eldritch Blasts with the right formula.

This method, called spell chaining, enhances any custom spell with the Fortify Magicka effect. Players succeed in making a chainable spell if the spell still costs less than 50 Magicka after adding Fortify Magicka. In turn, adding Fortify Magicka to a spell with low Magicka cost allows players to spam this custom spell while constantly replenishing Magicka. Theoretically, this should pave the way to a low-cost spammable custom spell. Players should note what kind of armor they're wearing , though, as it seems to affect the Fortify Magicka spell.

Players in the Mages Guild who aren't in the endgame may have a hard time finding spells for their needs. After all, useful combat spells a mid-level character has might not be enough against certain opponents.

However, higher-tier combat spells may be severely out of their caliber. Thankfully, creating custom spells can help bypass this problem. Theoretically, players still building their arsenal of spell effects can create "middle ground" spells.

In essence, these spells serve as the "transition" custom spell between a low-tier spell and the player's desired higher-ranked spell. Interestingly, players can also create spells with stacking effects without pushing the Magicka cost. That's because players can actually stack spell effects provided they come from differently-named spells. As a result, players can create spell chains with low Magicka cost that has the same or similar effects as a high-Magicka spell.

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If you buy something we may get a small commission at no extra cost to you. Learn more. I would go as far as saying that Oblivion has the best spell-making mechanics in the TES series. Damaging Paralysis Effects: Paralyze for x secs on Target Shock Damage x pts for x secs on Target Absorb Health x pts for x secs on Target Fire Damage x pts for x secs on Target Those times where your opponents are running at full speed towards you can be quite scary.

All in all, a superb combination of spells that works well if fighting various foes at once. Walk on Lava Effects: Water Walking for x secs on Self Water Walking for x secs on Self Fortify Acrobatics x pts for x secs on Self Fortify Speed x pts for x secs on Self Restore Health x pts for x secs on Self Not many combinations of spells are as appealing as this one, which combines four different effects for you to be able to walk in lava-like an absolute boss.

Are foes overwhelming you or pushing you against a corner? Do you happen to be late for a work meeting? Worry not, my friend. When you're adding a spell effect to your new spell, you'll have to choose from a list of options after you choose the effect.

The first choice is Range. This allows you to choose between Self, Touch, and Target. Self is, well, self-explanatory and Touch and Target choose whether you have a long distance attack or you'll need to get your friend or enemy up close to hit them with a Touch spell. Target spells are much more effective and useful, but more expensive in terms of Magicka use.

You'll also have to choose between Magnitude, Area, and Duration. Magnitude determines how powerful the spell is. If you want your fireball to do more damage when it hits, then you should increase the Magnitude. Area determines how big of a space the spell will encompass.