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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ByteRynn" data-source="post: 2942120" data-attributes="member: 30980">I have a Conjuration(summoner) in my group who is really struggling to find feats that excite him at all.  I created a Metamagic feat that I want to offer him, but I'd like input to try and balance it.Conjoined Summoning [Metamagic]Prerequisites: Augment SummoningBenefeit: You may conjoin any spell you know with range: touch or personal to a Conjuration (summoning) spell you have prepared (if you prepare spells) or can cast (if you spontaniously cast spells.)  This allows any creatures summoned by that casting of the spell to appear as if they had just had the conjoined spell cast upon them.  The duration of the conjoined spell starts on the turn the creature is summoned.  You may only conjoin one spell to a Conjuration (summoning) spell at a time.   This increases the spell level of the Conjuration (Summoning) spell a number of levels equal to the conjoined spell's level -1, with a minimum increase of 1 level.Example:  Laz the conjurer can cast Summon Monster II as a third level spell, summoning 1d3 celestial badgers with mage armor, bull's strength, invisibility, or shield pre-cast upon them.Is this broken?  Should the level add be equal to the conjoined spell's level?  Comments?  Questions?  Help wording this feat?</blockquote>