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<blockquote data-quote="Swarmkeeper" data-source="post: 9263038" data-attributes="member: 6921763">This!&nbsp; Glad you brought this up.&nbsp; The DM, knowing the spell is on the table, can have a short list of likely candidate creatures available from the MM and/or whatever their chosen bestiary might be.&nbsp; Great idea!As with most complicated things in our games, it is good to have the conversation with the player ahead of time (or after the first time it becomes an issue), knowing they have a conjure animals/woodland beings/minor elementals spell available.&nbsp; If they are going to choose 4 or 8 creatures, they should employ your suggestion [USER=20564]@Blue[/USER] of letting other willing players manage some of them -OR- they should just be sure to be crisp and quick with their turn, perhaps by having all summoned creatures attack the same one or two enemies (or otherwise take the same one or two actions in the round).&nbsp; Roll those dice and keep it moving.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Swarmkeeper, post: 9263038, member: 6921763"] This! Glad you brought this up. The DM, knowing the spell is on the table, can have a short list of likely candidate creatures available from the MM and/or whatever their chosen bestiary might be. Great idea! As with most complicated things in our games, it is good to have the conversation with the player ahead of time (or after the first time it becomes an issue), knowing they have a [I]conjure animals/woodland beings/minor elementals spell[/I] available. If they are going to choose 4 or 8 creatures, they should employ your suggestion [USER=20564]@Blue[/USER] of letting other willing players manage some of them -OR- they should just be sure to be crisp and quick with their turn, perhaps by having all summoned creatures attack the same one or two enemies (or otherwise take the same one or two actions in the round). Roll those dice and keep it moving. [/QUOTE]

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