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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jester47" data-source="post: 1198124" data-attributes="member: 2238">Actually, the way I am doing it is each summon spell as cast by a wizard or sorcerer summons a specific being.  So summon Orc would summon Sharrg the Orc, Summon Devil (barbed devil) would summon a barbed devil named Yxichiscul.  True Dragons, constructs, and undead cannot be summoned.  (undead cause it would mess up create undead spells and they are not living and immune to compulsion, constructs because they are objects created by another spell, and True Dragons cause well... they be dragons! and the CRs are way low for dragons...)Clerics get to choose what they summon when they prepare the spell, but are only limited to alignments based on thier god.  They don't necessarily summon the same creature everytime they cast a certain summon spell.  For them its optional.  "I'm gonna call that demon back and give him a piece of my mind..."Druids are the summoning baddasses.  They can spontaneously summon as detailed in the 3.5 rules, no change.  However since I don't want to use a chart, they can only summon animals, fey, elementals, Magical beasts, and vermin of the right CR for the spell.  (based on what Gez gave me)  They get to choose what they are summoning when they cast the spell.  I figure players ussually have favorites anyway.  Druids can choose to summon the same creature each time they summon a certain type of creature (like if they are especially fond of a pack of wolves.)Aaron.</blockquote>

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