Monster Summoner's Handbook
Monster Summoner's Handbook, a Pathfinder Player Companion sourcebook by Alexander Augunas, Tyler Beck, Anthony Li, Luis Loza, David N. Ross, Owen K.C. Stephens, and Linda Zayas-Palmer, was released on June 24, 2015.
“Time to Call Some Friends!Call upon otherworldly powers and summon beings from beyond with Pathfinder Player Companion: Monster Summoner's Handbook! Featuring dozens of new feats, magic items, archetypes, and character options designed to grant you control over fantastic beasts and enhance your summoning prowess, this player-friendly volume contains everything you need for your adventurer to command forces benign or malevolent, divine or alien. Call upon never-before-seen creatures and claim all the tools you need to make yourself a true master of monsters!
Inside this book, you'll find:
- New options for summoning spells, including expanded lists of creatures to summon, new planar templates, and options to create a guardian spirit.
- New archetypes that allow bloodragers to become effective monster summoners, enable druids to summon elemental allies, and give summoners the power to counter enemy summoning.
- Advice on dealing with different types of outsiders that can be called and bound, and two brand-new creatures appropriate for such magic.
- Details on conjuring- and summoning-focused groups throughout the Inner Sea region, including the Blackfire Adepts, Bloodstone Conservatory, and Hellknight signifers.
- New feats, magic items, spells, and other rules options to enhance your character's effectiveness when fighting against summoned creatures.
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Contents
- Real-world articles
- Works by Owen K.C. Stephens
- Works by David N. Ross
- Works by Tyler Beck
- Works by Linda Zayas-Palmer
- Works by Alexander Augunas
- Works by Anthony Li
- Works by Luis Loza
- Artwork by Ian Perks
- Artwork by Katherine Laczin
- Artwork by J. P. Targete
- Artwork by Donald Crank
- Artwork by Michele Condosta
- Artwork by Simul
- 2015 sourcebooks
- PFRPG sourcebooks
- Pathfinder Player Companion
- Sourcebooks