Conjurable

Conjurable refers to something that can be conjured. In a general sense, conjuring is the act of bringing something into existence or appearing, often through supernatural or magical means. Therefore, a conjurable object or entity is one that can be summoned or created by such methods. The specific nature of what is conjurable depends heavily on the context, most commonly found in fantasy literature, role-playing games, and folklore.

In fantasy settings, conjurable items might include magical artifacts, weapons, or even specific creatures. A conjurable creature would be one that a spellcaster or entity can summon to their aid or to perform a task. The process of conjuring usually involves specific incantations, gestures, or the use of magical energy. The power or limitations of conjuring are typically defined by the rules of the fictional world.

The term can also be applied metaphorically. For instance, a particularly inventive chef might say they can "conjure" a delicious meal from simple ingredients, implying a creative and almost magical transformation. However, the primary and most direct meaning of conjurable relates to the supernatural or magical summoning of things. The feasibility and nature of conjurable entities are entirely dependent on the established lore or magical system in which the term is used.