Just some notes for you on a couple of things:
Also in the special case of provoking with a combat maneuver be remembered that you substract any damage you take from an AoO from your CMB for the following maneuver. Another thing is that you can't take AoO's while grappling or being grappled unless you have an ability that removes that restriction.
Nope I'm not interpreting that line. The quote I gave says surface.Its not about environmental support It must be able to stand and its weight has to be supported by the surface.
arbiter: All summon spells fall under the general rules for conjuration. RAW is absolutely unambigous here.To quote again:" It must arrive in an open location on a surface capable of supporting it." It must be on a surface, that rules out the air completely because the air has no surface. Underground is out too,if you are borrowing your clearly not on the surface.
Sorry to rain on your parade like that but RAW(and I think RAI) is pretty clear abut that.We could bring the others in on that question if you want.
Jezebel: It's just a purposely added limitation of the spell. Summon Monster and Summon Nature's Ally must place the creature on a surface. You can't summon things into the air, even if they fly. Thats also true for earthglide and swim.Swimming creatures can be summoned on the surface of water but not underwater.
Jezebel: You cannot summon the earth elemental underground. "A creature or object brought into being or transported to your location by a conjuration spell cannot appear inside another creature or object, nor can it appear floating in an empty space. It must arrive in an open location on a surface capable of supporting it."
Jezebel: You can't ready an action to charge ,only standard or move actions. You can charge as a standard action only when you are not allowed to take full round actions like in the surprise round but charging in general is still a full round action. Also if you ready an action that uses up Trick's surprise round action so he(or she) would be back to normal for anything after. Sorry.
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