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* An eidolon cannot heal naturally, but it can be healed by all normal supernatural means.
 
* 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 [http://www.d20pfsrd.com/feats/general-feats/additional-traits Additional Traits] feat.  
 
* Eidolons do not begin with talents, but can purchase talents using the [http://www.d20pfsrd.com/feats/general-feats/additional-traits Additional Traits] feat.  
* An eidolon is not a player character, and does not gain maximum hit points on its' first hit die.
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* 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 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.

Revision as of 11:55, 4 November 2012

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Unofficial rules compendium

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.

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