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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Aulirophile" data-source="post: 5408893" data-attributes="member: 86312">SUMMONED CREATUREA creature you summon uses these rules, unless apower description says otherwise.✦ Allied Creature: When you use a summoningpower, you create a creature that is an ally to youand your allies. The power determines where thesummoned creature appears.✦ Your Defenses: The summoned creature’sdefenses equal yours when you summon it, notincluding any temporary bonuses or penalties.✦ Hit Points: The summoned creature’s maximumhit points equal your bloodied value. When thesummoned creature drops to 0 hit points, it isdestroyed, and you lose a healing surge. If you haveno healing surges left, you instead take damageequal to half your bloodied value.✦ No Healing Surges: The summoned creature lackshealing surges, but if a power allows it to spend ahealing surge, you can spend a healing surge for it.The summoned creature then gains the benefit ofthe healing surge, instead of your gaining it.✦ Speed: The summoning power determines thesummoned creature’s speed.✦ Commanding the Creature: The summoned creaturehas no actions of its own; you spend actionsto command it mentally. You can command thecreature only if you have line of effect to it. Whenyou command the creature, the two of you shareknowledge but not senses.As a minor action, you can command thesummoned creature to take one of the followingactions, if it is physically capable of taking thataction: crawl, escape, fly, open or close a door or acontainer, pick up or drop an item, run, stand up,shift, squeeze, or walk.The summoning power determines any specialcommands you can give the summoned creatureand gives an action type for each command. If aspecial command is a minor action, you can givethat command only once during each of your turns.✦ Attacks and Checks: If a summoning powerallows the summoned creature to attack, you makean attack through the creature, as specified in thepower description. If the summoned creature canmake a skill check or an ability check, you makethe check. Attacks and checks you make throughthe creature do not include temporary bonuses orpenalties to your statistics.✦ Duration: Unless the summoning power states otherwise,the summoned creature lasts until the endof the encounter and then disappears. As a minoraction, you can dismiss the summoned creature.Ah, K. It shares actions with you, including OA's. If something provokes an OA, then you can use your OA for the turn to let the Fire Warrior take it.It gets everything. Implement, feats, magic items. Chances are if you add it to your normal rolls, the summon also gets it (I literally can't think of any exceptions). Note: Summons do not have an MBA unless they say they do. No matter how juicy that Standard is Warlord's can't let them take it again.</blockquote>

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