Baleful GlowerEdit
Balyna's AntidoteEdit
Balyna's BalmEdit
BanishEdit
Banish is a spell of Conjuration school. It is used to damage, repel and send conjured entities back to Oblivion.[2][3] Some sources attribute banishing spells to the school of Mysticism as well.[4] Known variants of this spell include:
Baronoff's Bloody IcicleEdit
Barenziah's FireEdit
Barenziah's Fire is a Destruction fire spell known by Queen Mother Barenziah.[1][6]
Beggar's NoseEdit
Beggar's Nose is a Mysticism spell used to detect animals, keys and enchantment simultaneously. It is associated with those born under the Tower.[1]
Blood SpiritEdit
Blood Spirit is a Conjuration spell used to summon a blood spirit attacking enemies of the caster.[7]
Black WinterEdit
Black Winter is an Illusion spell used to paralyse and inflict frost damage.[5]
Blessed TouchEdit
Blessed WordEdit
Blessings of the First CornerEdit
Blessings of the Second CornerEdit
Blessings of the Third CornerEdit
BlindEdit
Blind is an Illusion spell that causes the target's vision to be obscured, making it harder for them to see.[8] It reduces opponent's ability to hit their foes and reduces their combat effectiveness.[9] Some variants of the spell also involve ball of venom.[10]
Blood RageEdit
Blood SpiritEdit
Blood Spirit is a Conjuration spell used to summon a blood spirit attacking enemies of the caster.[7]
Body To MindEdit
Body To Mind is a spell used to convert caster's fatigue into magicka.[11]
Bound Weapons and ArmorEdit
Bound Items, predominantly bound armors, and bound weapons, also known as bound armaments, are conjured ephemeral objects created from daedric entities. The practice of conjuring bound items falls within the domain of the Conjuration school of magic, specifically referred to as Armamancy. Practitioners of this art were known as armamancers, and sometimes as arcane warriors. Swords formed through this method are sometimes called summoned blades. Axes, on the other hand, were referred to as conjured axes.
BrittlewindEdit
Brittlewind is a Destruction spell
BuoyancyEdit
Buoyancy is an Alteration spell that causes target to weigh less and allows them to breathe underwater.[5] Some variations of this spell increased target's speed in water, and were associated with the element of the frost and the school of Thaumaturgy.[12] Buoyancy was sometimes considered a variant of the Swift Swim spell.[13]
BurdenEdit
Burden is an Alteration spell that amplifies the target's encumbrance, often rendering them immobile and preventing movement.[14][15]
Known variants of this spell include:
- Burden[16]
- Burdening Touch[5]
- Burden of Sin[16]
- Crushing Burden[16]
- Crushing Burden of Sin[16]
- Crushing Burden Touch[16]
- Cruel Weary[16]
- Dire Weary[16]
- Encumbering Touch[5]
- Great Burden of Sin[16]
- Heavy Burden[16]
- Heavy Burden Touch[16]
- Hindering Touch[5]
- Oppressing Grasp[5]
- Weary[16]
- Weight of the World[5]
There are other, more complex spells incorporating the Burden effect such as Harthoon's Heavy Eyes, Trespasser's Bane, Hand of Odros, and Wrath of Odros.[1]
ReferencesEdit
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j Unique Spells in Morrowind
- ^ Proposal: Schools of Magic — Gabrielle Benele, Daggerfall Mages Guild
- ^ a b c d Banish spell in Skyrim
- ^ a b Mysticism Spells in Daggerfall
- ^ a b c d e f g h Spells in Oblivion
- ^ Barenziah's abilities in Morrowind: Tribunal
- ^ a b Magic in Dawnstar
- ^ Blind spell in Morrowind
- ^ Blind spell in Shadowkey, Stormhold, and Dawnstar
- ^ Blind spell in Blades
- ^ Spells in Shadowkey
- ^ Thaumaturgy Spells in Daggerfall
- ^ Buoyancy spell in Morrowind
- ^ Burden in Morrowind
- ^ Burden in Oblivion
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k Alteration Spells in Morrowind