From Good list of way to train all your skills on Reddit Conjuration Buy the bound sword Find slaughterfish Stand at the edge of water
so slaughterfish can't attack you, and
so that you'll still be in combat Cast bound sword (don't dual sword it), sheath your weapon and repeat.
You can get the Apprentice Conjuration magic perk to make this process go by faster.
This process is so quick you can have 100 conjuration in little over 1 and a half hour.
OR repeatedly cast soul trap on any dead creature.
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Kill a weak monster (skeever) and use soul trap on it about five times, if not six then wait for one hour to regenerate magica
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I use a Bound Sword as my only weapon, and my conjuration is around 40 at level 11.
I would suggest using Bound Items in combat.
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Your conjuration skill does not increase by conjuring anything out of combat , it only increases while you' in combat with something or someone.
Conjuring up a creature and a weapon, and then entering combat does level up your conjuration skill.
So, try to just conjure a creature and use a bound weapon in all fights, this will level up your conjuration skill relatively quickly.
You can also cast Soultrap on dead enemies, so you could put on a lot of magicka regeneration gear and continuously cast Soultrap on dead enemies to level up the skill.
Alternatively, cast it until you run out of magicka and wait an hour (using the wait feature) and repeat.
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In the lower conjuration-levels (around 20) the Soultrap spell gives nearly 1 level of Conjuration per use.
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You can also summon a creature, and then attack it with a bound weapon.
After a while the summon will start fighting back, and you'll get experience.
It may be a bit cheesy, but it works and it can be done everywhere!
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Least "boring" way I've found
: keep two spells handy while exploring, something like Conjure Flame Atronach and Soul Trap, or Bound Sword and Soul Trap.
Soul trap everything when you get the magicka, even while not in combat, even your companion (I don't know how many times Lydia's threatened to kill me) as you explore--animals, dead bodies, etc.
Conjure Atronach or Sword to deal with low level baddies
you are likely to encounter.
Switch to a favorite damage dealing spell or weapon for dragons, giants, etc.
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From what I've noticed conjuration goes up by having a conjured creature out, but maybe only when you're actually fighting something.
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While soul trapping for easy conjuration skills think about spending your hard earned cash on as many empty soul gems as you can buy and level your enchanting skill while your at it.
You can also use the invisible chest in Dawnstar to find soul gems for free
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Conjuration does only level up in combat, however you can summon a creature, such as an atronach, then summon a bound weapon and start beating on it.
At about half health it will turn on you and you will get some skill ups for being in combat.
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Summon atronach, make it attack you, hide from attacks, and constantly cast a bound weapon.
Best to hot key it for pc users and just switch to a new spell and back to bound weapon.
Happy leveling
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My conjuration is level 26 and I can't seem to figure out a quick way to level it. What's the quickest/most effective way to level it up?
What's a quick way to level conjuration?
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You can buy the bound sword and find slaughterfish. Several techniques are being described involving the Bound Sword and Soul Trap.
Several techniques are being described involving the Bound Sword and Soul Trap.