Conjurer
Conjurer noun - A person skilled in using supernatural forces.
Usage example: in the book the conjurer battles a barbarian swordsman
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Synonyms for Conjurer
Thaumaturge and conjurer are semantically related in sorcerer topic. In some cases you can use "Thaumaturge" instead a noun "Conjurer", when it comes to topics like magician.
Thaumaturge
Thaumaturge noun - One who practices magic or sorcery.
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Related pairs
- trickster and conjurer
- trickster and thaumaturge
- witch and conjurer
- witch and thaumaturge
- warlock and conjurer
- warlock and thaumaturge
- wizard and conjurer
- wizard and thaumaturge
- voodoo and conjurer
- voodoo and thaumaturge
- seer and conjurer
- seer and thaumaturge
- diviner and conjurer
- diviner and thaumaturge
Both words in one sentence
- Did I mention that the 'best' conjurer ability, Chainspell is not class-locked while Shadowsear is Thaumaturge-only?
Source: Game Breaker / Final Fantasy - Not to mention Thaumaturges are better than Conjurers when using conjury abilities because of their superior Area-of-effect range, to the point the whole community pretty much agrees that the only reason to level Conjurer to 50 is to use its spells as a Thaumaturge.
Source: Game Breaker / Final Fantasy -
In Final Fantasy XIV the Conjurer and White Mage class use the life giving elements of Earth, Wind and Water as part of their attack moveset in comparison to the Thaumaturge and Black Mage classes focus on the destructive Fire, Ice, Lightning elements.
Source: Land, Sea, Sky
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