1girlhousefan
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Sure. Special spells are level-locked, which means you are forced to get certain spells when you level up rather than choose out of a bunch every few levels. Basically, you can summon anything that exists, has existed, or will exist, as long as you know what it is. That means libraries are one of the most useful things ever. That also means summoning from the future is confusing to say the least. You are not summoning the actual thing most of the time, merely a form or copy. (If summoners did summon the real thing most of the time, certain creatures would almost always be unavailable). Summons can be healed, but how long they stay depends on how much mana you are willing to put in the spell. For example, the minimum cost for summoning an elemental is, let's say five. This will be enough to have the summon stay for five minutes. If you put an additional five mana, you get another five minutes. And lets say the minimum mana cost for summoning a dragon is 50. That means it cost fifty mana to summon a dragon for five minutes. If you put in another five mana, you get only a bonus six seconds, while another 50 will get you another five minutes. Though it is preferable that you spend however much mana you want to spend when casting, you can still add mana to the spell after it has been cast.
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