>Although I haven't tried playing an evil conjurer before, I
>have played quite a few goodie conjurers. From my
>observations, Conjuration power levels are as follows:
>
>MANA LEVEL
>900+ Lesser Archangel/Transplendant Archon
>600+ Terrible Angel/Radiant Archon
>400+ Radiant Angel/Blazing Archon
>Less Winged Angel/Luminous Archon
>
>With that in mind, there are other factors involved. In a
>previous post from Daevren, he mentioned that when you put
>extra mana into a conjuration, it either goes all to
>increasing the level of NPC, OR all goes into increasing
>duration. Other factors to consider are:
>
>Density of the Veil:
>A thick veil drains away the extra mana you put into
>conjuring, so a 600 mana conjuration might only contribute 500
>mana, and result in a radiant angel instead of a terrible
>angel, while a thin veil contributes extra mana. So an 800
>mana conjuration might result in a lesser archangel instead of
>a terrible angel.
>
>Remaining factors to consider:
>Conjurer's level
>Conjurer's Charisma
>Conjurer's alignment vs. alingment of NPC
>Conjurer's ethos vs. ethos of NPC
>
>
>Based on what I've seen from watching other people play
>neutral or evil conjurer and conjuring demons and devils, I
>would say all these factors are equal across the board (only
>differnce being that the CLASS of demon conjured is not based
>on mana output, whereas the class of angel conjured IS based
>on mana output).
>

Everything the same, I feel like it's easier to conjure a high level angel.