I'm trying to find where does it say that I can add new monsters to my SM Spells.
Is there a rule about it? For the love of Paizo I cannot find it anywhere, I'm checking Bloody Skeleton, but nowhere it says that I can add it to the SMI in the Bestiary.
The Bloody Skeleton was added as an option in the Carrion Crown adventure path that Paizo has published.
The Bloody Skeleton was added as an option in the Carrion Crown adventure path that Paizo has published.
Is there a place where I can find all this info consolidated? I mean, my DM is open to add Variants and stuff, but adding a monster from an Adv Path we are not playing it's a lil too much I think.
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Since you asked for how to add monsters to your list in general, here are some feats:
Skeleton Summoner
Expanded Summon Monster
Summon Good Monster
Summon Neutral Monster
Summon Evil Monster
Spider Summoner
In addition, Summon Monster lists alternatives that were in published in Paizo books, along with their source.
d20PFSRD will tell you the source of each alternate summon on their summon monster spell page. Almost all of them are from Adventure Paths.
I got it now, the APXX it's the Adventure Path! Thanks!
Since you asked for how to add monsters to your list in general, here are some feats:
Skeleton Summoner
Expanded Summon Monster
Summon Good Monster
Summon Neutral Monster
Summon Evil Monster
Spider SummonerIn addition, Summon Monster lists alternatives that were in published in Paizo books, along with their source.
That is a really interesting list! I'm gonna play a Wizard, and still debating if Augment Summoning is worth. There are so many feats I should be taking, and as Wizard I'm not going to be Summoning only, guess I'll have to make some checking on whether it's worth or not
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For context, the Adventure Path ones are all from deity articles - you must be a "priest" of that deity to add them to your summoning list.
This doesn't mean cleric, necessarily; it does mean that you must be at the very least a devout worshiper of that deity, if not actually ordained.
In PFS, things are less clear; expect table variation.
For context, the Adventure Path ones are all from deity articles - you must be a "priest" of that deity to add them to your summoning list.
This doesn't mean cleric, necessarily; it does mean that you must be at the very least a devout worshiper of that deity, if not actually ordained.
In PFS, things are less clear; expect table variation.
Then I'll stick with the Bestiaries ones!