>There's a reason you get the scrying spells and/or the raven
>familiar.
>
>If you don't know where there's a pile of mobs to kill to make
>a given servitor happy before quickly running off to your
>destination, that's your fault. You are not supposed to
>conjure them and happily run off to battle right after, and if
>you aren't sure that you can get to a fight you shouldn't be
>conjuring at all.
>
>You just want to be able to have a larger margin for error on
>a class that, as an evil alignment CAN TAKE OUT ANY OTHER
>CLASS IN THE GAME NO MATTER HOW WELL GEARED IT IS.
>
>No, just, no.


You're obviously wrong. Evil conjurers are not powerhouses (now). It's obviously not easy to keep servitors happy in pvp because nobody has EVER done it consistantly with an evil conjurer. Kanaev and Raz abused a bug to get around the whole servant turning thing, and nobody except for them has lasted much more than 100 hours before rage deleting out of frustration. I can level sit all year and wipe out leveling groups in the 20s and 30s and I won't have proven a thing about the playability of the class. Impressive offense, Impressive utility, Laughable survivability.