Genie binder
While any spellcaster capable of casting planar ally, planar binding, and binding spells can conjure and bind genies, the true genie binder1 is a spellcaster who has devoted their life to the pursuit of this practice. Most genie binders study the works of Sulesh the Great religiously, but the best of them understand that even Sulesh was not infallible and use his works as stepping stones to further perfect the act of genie binding.234
While most genies abhor the act of binding and bottling, many have an odd appreciation and respect for actual genie binders. Nothing delights an ifrit5 more than to see a jaathoom6 ensnared, for example, and janns are quite pleased to see their elder brothers and sisters brought low.3
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- ↑ Paizo originally published this prestige class in The End of Eternity in 2009 using 3.5 rules, and updated it to Pathfinder Roleplaying Game rules in the Elemental Master's Handbook in 2017.
- ↑ . “The Seals of Sulesh the Great” in The End of Eternity, 52–53. Paizo Inc., 2009
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 . Snagged from the Vault: Genie Binder. Paizo blog, 2009
- ↑ . “Monster Summoners on Golarion” in Monster Summoner's Handbook, 10. Paizo Inc., 2015
- ↑ Paizo referred to ifrits as efreet and naaris as ifrits until the publication of Highhelm. See also Rage of Elements pg. 3 and Pathfinder Core Preview pgs. 2, 13, 18.
- ↑ Paizo referred to jaathooms as djinn until the publication of Rage of Elements. See Rage of Elements pg. 3 and Pathfinder Core Preview pg. 2.