I am a focused specialist (spell gifted trait also), conjurer. I took the Fiendish Summoning Specialist feat, because I will be going deep into Malconvoker.
I will probably be level 3 by the end of my next session (Feb 2nd), and wanted to know if you all had any suggestions?
This is the feat in question:
[h=2]Fiendish Summoning Specialist[/h] ( Planar Handbook, p. 39)
[General]
You can select from a larger number of options when summoning evil creatures.
[h=4]Prerequisite[/h] Knowledge (the planes) 2 ranks, Knowledge (religion) 2 ranks, ability to cast any summon monster spell, Nongood alignment,
[h=4]Benefit[/h] Add one evil-aligned creature to the list of creatures for each summon monster spell that you can cast. (Work with the DM to select creatures appropriate to the spell's list of summonable creatures.) Each time you gain the ability to cast a new summon monster spell, you may add one evil-aligned creature to the list.
[h=4]Normal[/h] Without this feat, adding a creature to your summoning list requires you to remove one that is already on the list.
I will probably be level 3 by the end of my next session (Feb 2nd), and wanted to know if you all had any suggestions?
This is the feat in question:
[h=2]Fiendish Summoning Specialist[/h] ( Planar Handbook, p. 39)
[General]
You can select from a larger number of options when summoning evil creatures.
[h=4]Prerequisite[/h] Knowledge (the planes) 2 ranks, Knowledge (religion) 2 ranks, ability to cast any summon monster spell, Nongood alignment,
[h=4]Benefit[/h] Add one evil-aligned creature to the list of creatures for each summon monster spell that you can cast. (Work with the DM to select creatures appropriate to the spell's list of summonable creatures.) Each time you gain the ability to cast a new summon monster spell, you may add one evil-aligned creature to the list.
[h=4]Normal[/h] Without this feat, adding a creature to your summoning list requires you to remove one that is already on the list.