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<blockquote data-quote="ExMachina" data-source="post: 2749504" data-attributes="member: 35756">I would reccommend allowing a different more 'thematic' form of summons in place of the non templated creatures.&nbsp; Instead of demons, devils, etc; use some of the aberrant creatures which fit the bill, and don't apply the pseudonatural template to them.E.g. Gibbering mouthers come to mind, allow them at SM5 or 6, these make a nice shoggoth.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Yurians at SM 2 or 3, they make for a nice Mi-go type.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Keep in the chaos beast from SMVI, makes perfect sense&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Carrion crawlers definitely have a nice look to themLook through the books, there are lots of neutral (in keeping with the pseudonatural themed alignment) abberrations out there.&nbsp; In fact it is one of my pet peeves with the Alienist class that they supposedly deal with these Cyclopean minds from beyond time and space, but al the creatures they can summon have a 3 int.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ExMachina, post: 2749504, member: 35756"] I would reccommend allowing a different more 'thematic' form of summons in place of the non templated creatures. Instead of demons, devils, etc; use some of the aberrant creatures which fit the bill, and don't apply the pseudonatural template to them. E.g. Gibbering mouthers come to mind, allow them at SM5 or 6, these make a nice shoggoth. Yurians at SM 2 or 3, they make for a nice Mi-go type. Keep in the chaos beast from SMVI, makes perfect sense Carrion crawlers definitely have a nice look to them Look through the books, there are lots of neutral (in keeping with the pseudonatural themed alignment) abberrations out there. In fact it is one of my pet peeves with the Alienist class that they supposedly deal with these Cyclopean minds from beyond time and space, but al the creatures they can summon have a 3 int. [/QUOTE]

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