
Kyrone |

With the Secrets of Magic being closer and closer our hype us over the rooftop, so let us talk a little about the incarnate spells that will be coming in that book.
In the playtest of Magus and Summoner aftermath they introduced us to this spell
Summon Vengeful Dead — Spell 7
Incarnate, NecromancyTraditions divine, occult
Cast [three-actions] material, somatic, verbal
Range 100 feet
Duration until the end of your next turn
You channel the forces of undeath to briefly call forth an amalgam of the vengeful dead slain by your enemies and allies alike. This amalgam manifests as a large tornado of insubstantial, howling faces. It occupies the space of a Huge creature and has a Speed of 60 feet.Arrive (negative) All enemy creatures within a 60-foot emanation must attempt Fortitude saves.
Critical Success The creature is unaffected
Success The creature is drained 1.
Failure The creature is drained 2.
Critical Failure The creature is drained 3.
Depart (emotion, fear, mental) The vengeful dead lets out an anguished scream. All your enemies within a 100-foot emanation must attempt Will saves.Critical Success The creature is unaffected.
Success The creature is frightened 2.
Failure The creature is frightened 3.
Critical Failure The creature is frightened 3. It’s also fleeing for 1 round or until it is no longer frightened, whichever comes first.
regards,
In the paizocon and interviews on it was mentioned that this spell is still there and all of spells of that type work the same way, reach there do something and next turn do another thing and go away, think of Final Fantasy or Golden Sun for them.
Other incarnate spells mentioned was a horde of dragons, a lvl 10 kaiju one and another that you summon a powerful mage (Ramuh is that you?).
As it's normal spells, any caster can pick them.
So what kind of creatures you want? Enough Dragons to match every single FF bahamut? A Fortress with guns? A lady that summon a diamond dust?

Perpdepog |
Interestingly, it looks like there are some spells in the book that kind of work like incarnate spells, but aren't incarnate spells. There's one that summons up a big mishmash of elementals, with the caster choosing which two elements have effects out of the four total, and there's one to attack someone with tons of lil tiny animals and bury them in field mice.
They don't have the incarnate trait though.