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'''Monster Summoning I''' conjures a number of low-level [[Monster|monsters]] that materialise within the spell's area of effect, having be brought to that place from another, unknown [[Outer Planes (sage study)|plane of existence]]. The creatures have no memory of their former lives and are tasked by the spell to behave with absolute fanatical obedience towards the caster. They arrive with a single weapon and clothing appropriate for the weather to which they are called, but without wealth or any special equipment. Each is as intelligent as a normal monster of that type. | '''Monster Summoning I''' conjures a number of low-level [[Monster|monsters]] that materialise within the spell's area of effect, having be brought to that place from another, unknown [[Outer Planes (sage study)|plane of existence]]. The creatures have no memory of their former lives and are tasked by the spell to behave with absolute fanatical obedience towards the caster. They arrive with a single weapon and clothing appropriate for the weather to which they are called, but without wealth or any special equipment. Each is as intelligent as a normal monster of that type. | ||
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When the spell's duration expires, the summoned monsters — both living and dead — will return to their place of origin, having no memory of the events nor the place to which they were summoned. | When the spell's duration expires, the summoned monsters — both living and dead — will return to their place of origin, having no memory of the events nor the place to which they were summoned. | ||
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The caster may choose the monster from the list below, which gives the number appearing per the caster's level. Fractions, representing partial monsters, are ignored. Less than the maximum number can be summoned if the caster desires. | The caster may choose the monster from the list below, which gives the number appearing per the caster's level. Fractions, representing partial monsters, are ignored. Less than the maximum number can be summoned if the caster desires. | ||
Revision as of 17:09, 6 October 2022
Monster Summoning I conjures a number of low-level monsters that materialise within the spell's area of effect, having be brought to that place from another, unknown plane of existence. The creatures have no memory of their former lives and are tasked by the spell to behave with absolute fanatical obedience towards the caster. They arrive with a single weapon and clothing appropriate for the weather to which they are called, but without wealth or any special equipment. Each is as intelligent as a normal monster of that type.
Contents
| Range | self |
| Duration | 10 +1 round per level |
| Area of Effect | 30 ft. radius; see text |
| Casting Time | 2 rounds |
| Saving Throw | none |
| Level | mage (3rd) |
Before taking action, however, they must be commanded first. This requires the caster's voice, costing 1 action point per four words spoken; while the caster can perform other actions while giving commands, the summoned monsters will remain inactive until the desired orders are complete. Elaborate instructions can be given over multiple rounds, with the summoned monsters comprehending each word as the caster intends. Once set in motion, they will continue to act as ordered until another order is completed.
When the spell's duration expires, the summoned monsters — both living and dead — will return to their place of origin, having no memory of the events nor the place to which they were summoned.
Type & Number
The caster may choose the monster from the list below, which gives the number appearing per the caster's level. Fractions, representing partial monsters, are ignored. Less than the maximum number can be summoned if the caster desires.
