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I used this Forcemaster book in a 4-player team game last night (Priest/Warlock v Beastmaster/Forcemaster). It's similar to the list I'd use in a 1-on-1 game, but with the Beastmaster on my side there was no potential for any shenanigans with Mordok's obelisk or suppression orb.

Mage: Forcemaster

Equipment –
Colossus belt [2]
Dancing scimitar [2]
Dancing scimitar [2]
Defense ring [2]
Eagleclaw boots [2]
Elemental cloak [2]
Enchanter’s ring [2]
Force ring [1]
Galvitar, force blade [3]
Gauntlets of strength [2]
Psi-orb [2]
Storm drake hide [2]

Conjurations –
Battle forge [4]
Temple of the Dawnbreaker [4]

Creatures –
Invisible stalker [5]

Incantations –
Battle fury [2]
Battle fury [2]
Dispel [2]
Dispel [2]
Dissolve [2]
Force bash [2]
Force bash [2]
Force push [1]
Force push [1]
Force wave [1]
Knockdown [1]
Mass sleep [4]
Repulse [1]
Sleep [2]
Steal equipment [3]
Teleport [4]

Enchantments –
Bear strength [2]
Bear strength [2]
Block [1]
Cheetah speed [2]
Decoy [1]
Divine protection [2]
Falcon precision [2]
Force crush [3]
Force crush [3]
Force field [4]
Force hold [2]
Force sword [1]
Mind control [6]
Mongoose agility [2]
Nullify [2]
Nullify [2]
Regrowth [2]
Rhino hide [2]
Stumble [1]
Stumble [1]
Vampirism [4]

Attacks –
Force hammer [2]
Force hammer [2]

This has probably been covered somewhere else, but I can't find it:
The enchanter's ring grants the casting mage a 1 mana discount when casting an enchantment once per turn, but it doesn't specify whether this is to the casting or reveal cost, so I assume it's to the casting cost.

The ring of curses and force ring (and maybe some other rings I'm not thinking about right now) specifically say that they give bonuses once per turn to specific types of spells, and if the spells are enchantments they only get the bonus to the reveal cost.

So could a warlock wearing both an enchanter's ring and a ring of curses get a 1 mana discount to the casting cost of an enchantment curse and a 1 mana discount to the reveal cost of an enchantment curse in the same turn?

So does it?

New to Mage Wars and trying to figure out the early game sequence. There's a lot of helpful advice on economy of actions and of mana, but it seems like there's an economy of conjurations, too. Most conjurations seem to be zone exclusives, so you're only going to put so many down before you either run out of space or your opponent starts torching them. In addition, every time you cast a conjuration you're using mana and actions up without summoning creatures or attacking your opponent. So is there a sweet spot for number of conjurations or for the ratio between mana conjurations like flower/crystal, spawnpoint conjurations, or buffing conjurations like Tooth and Claw? And when and how often should conjurations be cast?