Summon Feat compatibilities w / SLA

[Arden Oakwald]

Cevah wrote:

ESM: Evolved Summoned Monster
FS: Ferocious Summons (Orc/Half-Orc)
HS: Harrowed Summoning
SacS: Sacred Summons
SupS: Superior Summoning
SEM: Summon Evil Monster
SGM: Summon Good Monster
SNM: Summon Neutral Monster

Looking at this neatly compiled collection by Cevah in this thread, which of these feats can be applied to a summoner's summon monster ability?

I heard that augment summoning and superior summoning can, but I'm not sure if that was an actual ruling, or what it might or might not imply about the legality of using the rest on their SLA.

[blahpers]

I am also curious. Spell-like abilities count as the spell in question if that spell is a feat prerequisite, but spell-like abilities can't be modified by, say, metamagic feats. These aren't metamagic feats, so . . . ???

[Lady-J]

yes just like how they can be modified by augmented summon and superior summoning

[Nefreet]

It depends on how you interpret the Augment Summoning FAQ, and whether you believe it's general or specific.

I personally allow those feats to work with Summoners.

But I've encountered plenty of other people that believe the FAQ is specific only to Augment Summoning.

[blahpers]

Nefreet wrote:

It depends on how you interpret the Augment Summoning FAQ, and whether you believe it's general or specific.

I personally allow those feats to work with Summoners.

But I've encountered plenty of other people that believe the FAQ is specific only to Augment Summoning.

I hadn't seen that one. I would have to agree that any similarly-worded feat would apply similarly.

[Arden Oakwald]

Thanks guys!

[Nefreet]

blahpers wrote:

Spell-like abilities count as the spell in question if that spell is a feat prerequisite, but spell-like abilities can't be modified by, say, metamagic feats.

Furthermore, these feats modify the creatures being summoned rather than the spell itself.