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* A creature summoned by the Summon Monster ability (not spell) appears immediately and can act in the turn it appears. | * A creature summoned by the Summon Monster ability (not spell) appears immediately and can act in the turn it appears. | ||
* A creature summoned by a ''summon monster'' spell (as opposed to the class ability) uses all the normal rules of the spell, and can be present at the same time as the eidolon or a creature summoned using the class ability. | * A creature summoned by a ''summon monster'' spell (as opposed to the class ability) uses all the normal rules of the spell, and can be present at the same time as the eidolon or a creature summoned using the class ability. | ||
| + | * Feats that improve or change the abilities or numbers of summoned creatures (like Augment Summoning and Superior Summoning) works for the summon monster ability, but never work with the eidolon, even when it is summoned using the ''summon eidolon'' spell. | ||
== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
* [http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?t=184592 Summoner Guide] at Giant in the Playground | * [http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?t=184592 Summoner Guide] at Giant in the Playground | ||
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Answers to Common Questions
These answers are my interpretation of the rules, not rules changes.
- An eidolon cannot heal naturally, but it can be healed by all normal supernatural means.
- Eidolons do not begin with talents, but can purchase talents using the Additional Traits feat.
- An eidolon is not a player character, and does not gain maximum hit points on its first hit die.
- A creature summoned by the Summon Monster ability (not spell) appears immediately and can act in the turn it appears.
- A creature summoned by a summon monster spell (as opposed to the class ability) uses all the normal rules of the spell, and can be present at the same time as the eidolon or a creature summoned using the class ability.
- Feats that improve or change the abilities or numbers of summoned creatures (like Augment Summoning and Superior Summoning) works for the summon monster ability, but never work with the eidolon, even when it is summoned using the summon eidolon spell.
External Links
- Summoner Guide at Giant in the Playground