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Does the rider who summoned the goat have to make a save vs. the fear effect when he rides it into combat?
Also, this question has spawned a discussion about figurines in general. We are split down the middle on if the creatures summoned would have the animal subtype. A couple of us think that it is a magic item when in animal form, and a couple think it is an actual animal for anything that affects animals (favored enemy, bane, etc.).
Someone took Goats as their favored enemy? A goat-bane longsword?
I removed a post. No name-calling, please.
Does the rider who summoned the goat have to make a save vs. the fear effect when he rides it into combat?
I'd say no, from a common sense point of view.
Also, this question has spawned a discussion about figurines in general. We are split down the middle on if the creatures summoned would have the animal subtype. A couple of us think that it is a magic item when in animal form, and a couple think it is an actual animal for anything that affects animals (favored enemy, bane, etc.).
It says "it becomes a living creature", so that seems relatively straightforward to me. It's an animal or magical beast (e.g. griffon, giant owl) as the case may be.