Player's Aid III: Nature's Ally Summoning Cards (PFRPG) PDF (based on
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Summon up some help for your game with 4 Winds Fantasy Gaming's Player's Aid III: Nature's Ally Summoning Cards!
With templates—even the simplified templates of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Bestiary—and bonuses from feats, summoning on the fly can be a time-consuming process and drag the action to a halt. As a GM, whenever we know the players are going to confront a spellcaster with a Summon Nature's Ally spell readied, we always have the creature stats handy for when it appears, but players don't always know when they are going to cast a Summon Nature's Ally spell.
To aid players of spellcasters and to make all other players and GMs happier people, we proudly present Player's Aid III: Nature's Ally Summoning Cards. Each card contains a stat block for a creature on the nature's ally summoning lists in the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Core Rulebook. Each stat block also includes the necessary adjustments to the creature if your spellcaster has the Augment Summoning feat.
Now, with these cards, your GM and the other players won't groan in frustration when you announce you are going to summon an ally! You simply find the card of the creature you want to summon and—ta-da!±you are ready to go!
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When I found these cards I really loved the idea, I am starting a druid and thought that these would really cut down my workload.
Sadly that did not turn out to be the case.
To be blunt, on a lot of the cards the math is off by a point here or there.
Is it a big deal? well not really.
Then again it's the difference between a SNA II Small earth elemental doing 1d6+6 or 1d6+7.
The 1 pt of damage is not a huge deal. however when you think of how small this really is, and the fact that it is mostly cut and paste, is someone with a calculator really so much to ask?
What the mistakes do, is make you go through every stat block and do all the math yourself, at that point why did you buy the PDF again?
Again, it's a great idea, and if the stats were always correct it would be a great product, however for the price I expected better.
