CONJURATION

	A conjuror has a base skill, called Imagination. But in order to 
control what he gets, he must restrict his imagination to the class of things 
which he wants. But restricting his results increases the difficulty of imagi-
ning. Another skil, called 'Limiting' or something, defines the maximum diffi-
culty which one can try for. This is rather difficult for the GM to arbitrate, 
since he must come up with random variations in the results - which requires 
alot of imagination @-). There is really no table which you can write up to 
do this (since, by definition, new creations are things which have never 
existed before). 
	At any rate, after being imagined, a Conjuration is rated on how 
well it fits in with its environment. Those which are physically impossible 
have low 'rank', while those which are very close to real beings have high 
rank. This determines how long they will last, which is done as a series 
of rolls to destroy it - with some cumulative modifiers. If its rank is 
high enough, it will become permanent. Remember, though that high rank means 
you have to specify alot about the Conjuration, which make it very 
difficult to imagine in the first place. 
	There is a Control skill which allows you to maintain and control 
conjurations, your own or others.