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<blockquote data-quote="mroberon1972" data-source="post: 378506" data-attributes="member: 5148">Hmnnn...HS:&nbsp; We use the exact same average stats every time.&nbsp; Pat of the reason for this is paperwork,&nbsp; another small part is game balance.&nbsp; If I allow an ogre with max strength, why not max everything?&nbsp; It is just too much paperwork for a single spell.Racename is for a monster type listed in the monster manual.&nbsp; It really does not work very well for leveled creatures.&nbsp; But I'm sure with a Truename an enough research you could summon a Hound Celestial with an extra 5 levels of fighter (or what have you) for a CR 9 (don't have the book with me right now... Is that right?) creature.As long as it does not disrupt the game, I would say it would be fine.&nbsp; Just keep in mind, summoned creatures would not get magic items unless a part of their race description.&nbsp; That will cause problems!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mroberon1972, post: 378506, member: 5148"] [b]Hmnnn...[/b] HS: We use the exact same average stats every time. Pat of the reason for this is paperwork, another small part is game balance. If I allow an ogre with max strength, why not max everything? It is just too much paperwork for a single spell. Racename is for a monster type listed in the monster manual. It really does not work very well for leveled creatures. But I'm sure with a Truename an enough research you could summon a Hound Celestial with an extra 5 levels of fighter (or what have you) for a CR 9 (don't have the book with me right now... Is that right?) creature. As long as it does not disrupt the game, I would say it would be fine. Just keep in mind, summoned creatures would not get magic items unless a part of their race description. That will cause problems! [/QUOTE]

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