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<blockquote data-quote="MechaTarrasque" data-source="post: 9015640" data-attributes="member: 6801226">A syntheist summoner seems like it gives the most benefits to the player who wants to play a summoning PC (you are effectively playing a monster, you can still talk to the pet [from inside it], and you can customize it] with the least annoyance to everyone else.&nbsp;&nbsp; Most customizations would be smite-style spells that are cast on a bonus action, letting the pet use its action/reactions for combat; these can be &quot;class spells&quot; like the mages get (and thus the summoner gets to be a mage).&nbsp; Bigger changes can come from transmutation or abjuration spells from the arcane list (obviously any spell with range: self can apply to the pet, since you will be wearing it).I could see subclasses being big brute (your pet is large), valor (your pet has a weapon), stealth, and chaos (your pet can temporarily change your body, so it and you could act like an ooze or be one size smaller)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MechaTarrasque, post: 9015640, member: 6801226"] A syntheist summoner seems like it gives the most benefits to the player who wants to play a summoning PC (you are effectively playing a monster, you can still talk to the pet [from inside it], and you can customize it] with the least annoyance to everyone else. Most customizations would be smite-style spells that are cast on a bonus action, letting the pet use its action/reactions for combat; these can be "class spells" like the mages get (and thus the summoner gets to be a mage). Bigger changes can come from transmutation or abjuration spells from the arcane list (obviously any spell with range: self can apply to the pet, since you will be wearing it). I could see subclasses being big brute (your pet is large), valor (your pet has a weapon), stealth, and chaos (your pet can temporarily change your body, so it and you could act like an ooze or be one size smaller) [/QUOTE]

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