SNA seems to have its own feats: starlight summons, moonlight summons, sun? summons, summon plant ally...etc. So I would say no as it does require summon monster in the pre-reqs, right?
Those are two different lines of spells. What works for one will not work for the other unless the ability calls out "summon" spells without referencing a specific line of spells.
feats mend everything, talk with your DM
Nope. Celestial or Infernal or Axiomatic etc magical beasts, animals, fey, giants, plants, and elementals are possible with 3.5 or Pathfinder feats, but no archons. Now you can aid Larry with lots of summoned giant celestial badgers or wind elementals, which is very gnome and shaman like.
Nope. Celestial or Infernal or Axiomatic etc magical beasts, animals, fey, giants, plants, and elementals are possible with 3.5 or Pathfinder feats, but no archons. Now you can aid Larry with lots of summoned giant celestial badgers or wind elementals, which is very gnome and shaman like.
What I meant is that a DM can make a custom feat for a specific character IF you ask and explain why.
Hello, gferguson:
For my own brain, here is the text for Summon Good Monster:
Per RAW, this feat only works with the summon monster X line of spells (excluding the SNA line of spells).
Of course, as the xiao pointed out, you could always speak with your DM about having it apply to SNA. (I personally wouldn't, though, since Fourshadow pointed out that SNA already has its own litany of feats to augment it.)