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<blockquote data-quote="MatrexsVigil" data-source="post: 2045643" data-attributes="member: 14259">In a small game I'm running, a second level mage is gaining his third class level and has chosen Anima as his next class. He wants to have an enduring Summon Creature effect to constantly have a 1/2 creature with him (he's undecided as to the type). How should I go about letting him do this? Does the anima power stop working if the creature dies? Does he have to take into account a duration for longer than a minute in the cost of summoning? What about doubling the cost for obedience? Does that need to be added in?Also, he was looking to have a Create Metal enduring effect for the next level if he takes anima again. What happens if those items/weapons are destroyed? Can he reform them into something else every turn or is he stuck with the first creation (such as a single 15gp longsword).What happens to both enduring effects if he 'turned them off'?Also, why is enduring effects derived from a Transform spell forbidden? What if someone wanted constant dragon wings (for flight) or a wolf's muzzle (for a bite)?Actually, for all enduring effects, does the duration have to be bought up or can it stay at one minute?Sorry for all the questions!&nbsp; I didn't want to clog up the thread with seperate posts.&nbsp; Thanks for any help!&nbsp; ^^-P.C.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MatrexsVigil, post: 2045643, member: 14259"] In a small game I'm running, a second level mage is gaining his third class level and has chosen Anima as his next class. He wants to have an enduring Summon Creature effect to constantly have a 1/2 creature with him (he's undecided as to the type). How should I go about letting him do this? Does the anima power stop working if the creature dies? Does he have to take into account a duration for longer than a minute in the cost of summoning? What about doubling the cost for obedience? Does that need to be added in? Also, he was looking to have a Create Metal enduring effect for the next level if he takes anima again. What happens if those items/weapons are destroyed? Can he reform them into something else every turn or is he stuck with the first creation (such as a single 15gp longsword). What happens to both enduring effects if he 'turned them off'? Also, why is enduring effects derived from a Transform spell forbidden? What if someone wanted constant dragon wings (for flight) or a wolf's muzzle (for a bite)? Actually, for all enduring effects, does the duration have to be bought up or can it stay at one minute? Sorry for all the questions! I didn't want to clog up the thread with seperate posts. Thanks for any help! ^^ -P.C. [/QUOTE]

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