1. Skyrim Maze Of Shalidor
2. Skyrim Trial Of Conjuration
3. Skyrim Trial Of Conjuration

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Enchanting description:Conjuration spells cost <mag>% less to cast.
There are two distinct Fortify Conjuration effects: one from Alchemy-created potions and one granted by enchanting armor. Their effects are as follows.

Alchemy[edit]

In potions, Fortify Conjuration increases the duration of Conjuration magic.

The following alchemy ingredients can be used to create a potion of Fortify Conjuration:

• Ancestor Moth Wing^DG
• Chaurus Hunter Antennae^DG
• Congealed Putrescence^CC (1.2×,1.22×)
• Sload Soap^CC (1.2×,1.22×)

Enchanting[edit]

In enchantments, Fortify Conjuration decreases the cost of Conjuration spells, and the use cost of Conjuration based enchantments. It does not increase the skill level for Conjuration which appears in the skills sub-menu.

The following items use this effect. You can learn how to enchant custom items with Fortify Conjuration if you find one of the following items and disenchant it:

• All varieties of Armor, Bracers, and Helmet of Conjuring
  • Includes the enchantments of Minor Fortify Conjuring, of Major Fortify Conjuring, of Extreme Fortify Conjuringof Eminent Fortify Conjuring, and of Peerless Fortify Conjuring.
• All varieties of Robes, Circlets, and Imperial Helmets of Conjuration
  • Includes the enchantments of Minor Fortify Conjuration, of Major Fortify Conjuration, of Extreme Fortify Conjurationof Eminent Fortify Conjuration, and of Peerless Fortify Conjuration.

Artifacts and unique items that use the effect but cannot be disenchanted include:

• Warlock's Mark^CC

• 2Quest-Related Events

Falion is a Redguardconjurer and resident wizard of Morthal. He is a master level trainer in Conjuration and also sells magical equipment and spells at his house. If you catch him at a strange place in the marsh from 1am to 5am, he will be ready to pay you gold to keep his night activity a secret. His curious activities also relate to his study of vampirism and the undead, so should you ever require the service, Falion possesses the power to cure vampirism, if you bring him a filled black soul gem.

As a scholar of Conjuration, he claims that he traveled the planes of Oblivion, and met Daedra and even Dwemer. While he was studying 'life-extending magics' he met with several vampires, and contemplated becoming one of them, but in the end chose not to as it would put his apprentice Agni in danger. He briefly taught at the College of Winterhold, but left due to his hatred of the place. He moved to Morthal to further his research and to help keep the place safe. He has also been taking care of Agni after the loss of her parents and is training her as his apprentice. While she seems to trust him, most of the villagers are wary of him and think he is up to something sinister, though Jarl Idgrod ignores their complaints and supports his presence. Due to his dislike in town, it's not public knowledge that the local innkeeper at Moorside Inn is his sister, Jonna.

He wakes at 8am to unlock his house and sell magical items and spells, interrupted by a three-hour nap at 3pm. He can be found wandering around the house, cleaning the place, using the arcane enchanter, sitting at a chair or conversing with Agni. At 8pm he locks the house and closes his business. He sleeps for one hour at midnight before he travels to a strange place north of Morthal, staying there for four hours. He returns home at 5am and goes to bed.

Falion wears blue mage robes and a pair of boots, and is equipped with an iron dagger. He carries a key to his house, as well as a selection of higher-class items and gold.

Upon your first time approaching him, he may remark on your arrival: 'You are new to Morthal. We have not spoken before. This is interesting.' Once you engage in conversation with him, however, he will be less friendly: 'If you stand before me to accuse me of sacrificing children, or eating the hearts of the dead, you may save your breath. Beyond that I seek only to be left alone to pursue my research.' You can either ask him what he does. He'll answer, 'I keep to myself. I offer spells and scrolls to those who need them, and wisdom in Conjuration magic for those who wish to learn.' and again say, 'Beyond that I seek only to be left alone to pursue my research.' Another option is to ask why anyone would accuse him of that. He'll tell you with disdain, 'The people of Morthal would much rather weave their own horrid tales about my life than simply ask me for the truth. If they choose to fear me in their ignorance, that is their choice. But it will not change what is true.'

When you enter his house he will greet you: 'If you are here to purchase, I have many spells available. Do come in.' or 'Welcome. There are many things here that cannot be found elsewhere.' Alternatively, he can be found warning you of the dangers around the town: 'My talents are much needed here, in order to keep Morthal... safe.', 'Morthal is a troubled place, and it is my duty to see it rest in peace.', or 'Please remain indoors at night. It is dangerous to go outside.' If the Stormcloaks take over Morthal and Sorli the Builder is installed as the new jarl, he may comment on it: 'The changes in Morthal are of little consequence to me. So long as the laws are upheld, I do not care who does the upholding.'

You can ask him why set up shop in Morthal, and he will respond, 'As anyone will tell you, Morthal can be a dangerous place. My... talents... are useful here. I help maintain order, even if it goes unnoticed.' Should you ask him to tell you about Morthal, he'll give you some advice: 'The marsh is treacherous. You would do well to not wander at night.'

When requesting Conjuration training from him, he'll say to you, 'You deal with powerful forces. Take care they do not overwhelm you.'

Related Quests[edit]

• Falion's Secret: Investigate Falion's curious activities.
• Rising at Dawn: Track down Falion to rid yourself of vampirism.

Quest-Related Events[edit]

Falion's Secret[edit]

Between 1am and 5am, he can be found studying a curious place in the middle of the marsh. During this time, you can confront him by inquiring about what he is doing, though he'll be dismissive: 'What I am doing is none of your business!' He will instead ask you, 'Why are you here? Did you follow me? I demand that you leave at once and never speak of this again.' You have two dialogue options:

'Why should I keep this a secret?'

'It is none of your concern, I assure you. Just... Forget that you ever saw me here.'

'I want to know what it is you're up to.'

'I am under no obligation to tell you anything. Now, leave me at once and never mention that you saw me.'

Whichever option you chose, you can reply to Falion in two ways. The first one will net you 200 septims:

'If you want me to keep quiet, it's going to cost you.'

'Is that so? I should have expected as much. Fine, I shall give you 200 gold, and you shall leave me in peace. Now go, leave me to my work.'

'Okay, I'll leave you alone.'

'Thank you. I will not forget this.'

Despite what you've told him, you can still report to the jarl about this. Tell the current jarl of Morthal, 'I thought you should know Falion's up to something.' and Idgrod will reply, 'Ah, Falion. Always looking where he shouldn't for things he doesn't need. What has he done now?' while Sorli the Builder will be more suspicious: 'I've never trusted him... what has he done?' Again, you have two dialogue options with different responses depending on the jarl:

Should you choose to rat out Falion to the jarl, she will permanently follow Falion without interaction, though leftover dialogue in game data indicates that either jarl was supposed to confront the wizard.

Rising at Dawn[edit]

If you're a vampire, asking innkeepers for rumors may yield the response, 'They say Falion of Morthal has studied vampires, draugr and all matter of undead.' If you are a member of the Dawnguard^DG, a group of vampire hunters, they will not be available for conversation and will instead direct you to Falion to cure yourself.

Speak to Falion and mention to him that you've heard he's an expert in vampirism. He'll respond, 'I know many things. I have studied things beyond the reach of most humans, traveled the Oblivion planes, seen things one should not see. I have met Daedra and Dwemer and everything in between and I know enough to see a vampire where others would see a man.' If you ask him how he can be so sure you're a vampire, he'll explain, 'I met several of your kind during my studies of life-extending magics. I even considered becoming a vampire myself. In the end, vampirism would endanger my ward Agni which would defeat the intended purpose.' Alternatively, you can skip the dialogue altogether and tell him you're looking for a cure. He will tell you what you need: 'It is possible. I know of a ritual but I've never performed it. It requires a filled black soul gem. You will need to kill someone. When you have a gem and have filled it return to me and I will perform the ritual. I will bring life to your dead body, vampire.'

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You have the option to ask him how you get a black soul gem. Falion will say, 'They are rare things, I have one I picked up during my research of the Oblivion realms but it is a precious item.' If you try to purchase his black soul gem and have enough gold, he'll reply, 'I would not sell it to just anyone but I'll make an exception for you. The cost to replace the gem is quite high.' If you don't have enough gold he will refuse, saying, 'I believe this gem is worth more than you are at the moment.'

When you have filled your black soul gem, bring it to him and he will give further instructions: 'Very well. Meet me at the summoning circle in the marsh at dawn. We shall banish the creature you have become.' If you only have an unfilled black soul gem, he will instead remark, 'Which is utterly useless at the moment. You need to fill it with a soul.'

Meet him at the usual place he travels to late in the night, which as he reveals turns out to be a summoning circle. Upon talking to him there, he will comment, 'Good, you're here.' Tell him to get this over with and he'll reply, 'As you desire.' If you're not standing in the center of the circle, he'll order you to do so, and once you are, he will start the ritual, chanting,

'I call upon Oblivion realms. The home of those who are not our ancestors. Answer my plea!

As in death there is new life, in Oblivion there is a beginning for that which has ended.

I call forth that power! Accept the soul that we offer!

As the sun ends the night, end the darkness of this soul, return life to the creature you see before you!'

Your vision will blur and fade to black, but it will return to normal and you will no longer be a vampire. Upon completion of the ritual Falion will tell you, 'The ritual is complete.' Ask him if you're no longer a vampire and he will confirm, 'You are human again. Like the rest of us.'

Rumors[edit]

Due to his work involving magic and the undead, and the Nords' general dislike for magic, a few of Morthal's citizens have a low opinion of Falion. Some people even spread rumors about him eating deer hearts, something Agni asks him about. Upon your first time entering the town, you can find three Nords, Benor, Thonnir, and Jorgen in front of Highmoon Hall. They are confronting Aslfur, the town steward:

If you later speak to Aslfur and tell him that Morthal seems like a quiet little town, he will mention why the citizens seem suspicious of Falion: 'That's what many here wanted. A quiet life in a quiet place, without the noise or the trouble of a city. Now some worry this wizard, Falion, will foul it all up.' Inquiring Jarl Idgrod if there's some kind of trouble in Morthal will have her answer, 'That which is unknown can create unease, even fear. It is to be expected. Some fear our new resident wizard. As they grow to know him, they will accept him. Time will prove me right.'

You can also meet with Jorgen and ask him why he doesn't trust Jarl Idgrod. He will reply, 'How can I? She never speaks with us. She's allowed this wizard, Falion, to live in our midst practicing gods-know-what.' Similarly, Benor can be found saying to you, 'This isn't the time or place for magic, or whatever it is Falion does.' and 'You ask me, we'd be better off without that wizard in town.' Meanwhile, the jarl's son, Joric, will tell you something about him, though very vaguely: 'It's Falion. He...He did it. I don't know what it was, but he did it.' Idgrod and Aslfur can be overheard discussing what Joric said:

They may also have another conversation:

Skyrim Trial Of Conjuration

Jonna may also request the steward to help her brother:

If you are at the College of Winterhold, you have the option to talk to Phinis Gestor, also a Conjurer and one of Falion's former students. Ask him if there are many Conjurers outside the College, and he will say, 'Not within society, no. Many who practice within the school of Conjuration do so on their own, secretly. Falion is the only one I know who is public about what he does. He was once my teacher here, but left the College years ago.' Asking him why Falion left will have him reply, 'He didn't like the Arch-Mage. Hated dealing with him, hated having to answer to him. Falion said he hated what this place was becoming. So he just left. Aren found a note on his desk, and that was it. I understand he settled down in Hjaalmarch, and his presence there caused something of a problem.'

Conversations[edit]

Falion can be seen having random conversations with Agni, as outlined below. Here Falion's dislike for the College of Winterhold shows up again:

He can be found explaining to her how concentration is important to casting spells:

They may talk about other matters as well:

Notes[edit]

• Some dialogue in game data indicates that either Jarl Idgrod or Sorli is supposed to confront Falion about his secret activities:

Idgrod: 'Falion, I am disappointed.'

Falion: 'What is the meaning of this?'

Idgrod: 'You've been exploring places you shouldn't, and you know it. It stops at once, or else there will be consequences of an unpleasant nature. Do you understand?'

Falion: 'I... Yes, I understand.'

Sorli: 'I'm told that you're up to something out in the marsh, Falion.'

Falion: 'What is the meaning of this?'

Sorli: 'I don't even want to know what it is you've been doing. It doesn't happen again, or else I'll have you thrown in jail. Clear?'

Falion: 'I... Yes, I understand.'

Bugs[edit]

• Despite being a wizard, Falion knows no spells.
  • This bug is fixed by version 3.0.1 of the Unofficial Skyrim Legendary Edition Patch.

Displayed Merchandise[edit]

The following items are sitting out in the store, for example on the store counters. They can be purchased from the merchant, or else can be stolen. Other items may also be present in the store, but those other items are not available for purchase. They respawn after ten days.

• Potions (req. Merchant perk): 1 Draught of Extra Magicka, 1 Enchanter's Draught, 1 Enchanter's Potion, 1 Potion of Extra Magicka
• Soul Gems: 3 Common Soul Gem, 2 Petty Soul Gem

Standard Merchandise[edit]

This is the merchandise found in Falion's merchant chest. These items are only available if purchased from the merchant; they cannot be pickpocketed or stolen. They are restocked every two days.

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