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Something came up in a game I was playing this past weekend that I cannot seem to find an answer for:
A player summoned a cerberus using the alternate list from the CoT AP. They did it as a standard action (sacred summons allows this I was told). The cerberus was large.
It's the last part I'm struggling with. I cannot find any reason that this would have been allowed. No feat, no alternate stats. Nothing.
Did I miss something?
The standard rule is you only apply the templates the summon list gives you. Fiendish etc. The only exception to this is some of the druid shaman archetypes.
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Owner - Enchanted Grounds, President/Owner - Enchanted Grounds
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Certainly not a druid PC. It was a cleric of Asmodeus. And if there isn't something that specifically allows the large template then it can't be done (the game was a PFS game).
Thanks, then. I won't feel bad about missing anything, seeing as there was nothing to miss.
If anyone else knows how this may have been legal, I'm all ears.
Council of Thieves: Mother of Flies gives the players the opportunity to summon a monster called a Cerberai with Summon Monster IV. Thing is, there is no monster called a Cerberai. The Pathfinder SRD refers you to the monster called Cerberi, which is a medium sized monster.
However no feat in the present pathfinder system allows you to summon a medium sized creature with the large template, as far as I know. I think they're either pulling your leg, or they've come to believe that they can do something they cant.
-Nearyn