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CR 32

Creature Name	CR	Role	Type
CR 32 Blueprint Lore	CR 32 Blueprint	CR 32 Blueprint	CR 32 Blueprint
Air Elemental Overlord		32		Outsider
Atropal Enervator		32		Outsider, Undead
Corybantic Maenad		32		Humanoid
Demi-Lich Soul-Stealer		32	Tank	Undead
Doppelganger Imperiatrix		32	Leader	Protean
Dusk Bracken Treant		32		Plant
Earth Elemental Overlord		32		Outsider
Empress Medusa		32		Monstrous Humanoid
Fire Elemental Overlord		32		Outsider
Fomaorian Jailer		32	Heavy	Monstrous Humanoid, Giant
Giant Nascent Wolverine		32	Heavy	Animal
Gleaming Astral Construct		32		Construct, Outsider
Gorge-Belly Crocodilian		32	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Grotesque Neh-Thalggu		32		Aberration
Grudge Spectre		32		Undead, Ghost, Incorporeal
Hadean Kraken		32	Threat	Magical Beast, Devil
Hateful Phaethon		32	Threat	Outsider, Fire
Helleskrieg Inferno		32		Outsider, Aberration
Hellknight Charioteer		32		Outsider, Undead, Skeleton
Intense Behir		32		Magical Beast
Karkaradon Great White		32	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Majestic Taiga Helleskrieg		32		Outsider, Aberration
Maugdra		32		Aberration
Nightwalker Shadow		32		Undead, Incorporeal
Primeval Vampire		32		Undead
Quiescent Wight		32		Undead
Rakshasa Mehmed		32		Outsider, Native
Reeking Otyugh		32		Aberration
Shimmering Stag		32	Legend	Animal, Fey
Slimy Varmint Swarm		32		Aberration, Disease, Vermin
Solarian Waspine Dancer		32		Aberration, Outsider
Solarian Waspine Prospectarch		32	Sneak	Aberration, Outsider
Somber Crool Vandal		32	Heavy	Humanoid
Starblind Worm		32		Magical Beast
Storm Titan		32	Heavy	Monstrous Humanoid
Stygian Dragloth		32		Aberration, Dragon
Summoned Monster CR 32 Lore	Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Superior Frostbound Helleskrieg		32		Outsider, Aberration
Thoraxian Scourge		32		Vermin (Thorciasid)
True Verdant Helleskrieg		32		Outsider, Aberration
Untouched Phane		32		Outsider
Vitiate Xill		32		Outsider
Water Elemental Overlord		32		Outsider

CR 33

Creature Name	CR	Role	Type
CR 33 Blueprint Lore	CR 33 Blueprint	CR 33 Blueprint	CR 33 Blueprint
Annealed Marid		33		Outsider
Anthracite Magmin		33		Outsider
Bahairim Soul Flayer		33	Legend	Aberration, Construct, Devil, Prodigy
Buboed Great Toad		33	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Disintegrating Zombie Parts		33	Minion	Undead
Drider Monstrosity		33	Heavy	Aberration
Eternal Gargoyle		33		Monstrous Humanoid
Fomaorian Excruciator		33		Monstrous Humanoid, Giant
Gambrian Bog Fiend		33		Aberration
Giant Ogre		33	Heavy	Monstrous Humanoid, Monstrosity, Aberration
Great Buffalo		33	Legend	Animal
Great Ophidian Dune-Span Sidewinder		33	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Hawmord Phasm		33		Aberration
Helleskrieg Juggernaut		33		Outsider, Aberration
Illuminated Locathah		33		Outsider
Infernal General		33		Outsider
Iron Chain Golem		33	Heavy	Construct
Junked Anaxim		33		Construct, Prodigy, Outsider
Lunging Devilsaur		33	Threat	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Majestic Verdant Helleskrieg		33		Outsider, Aberration
Plasma Varmint		33		Aberration, Disease, Vermin
Prepared Vermiurge		33	Heavy	Construct, Prodigy
Prodigious Cannibal Turtle		33	Legend	Animal, Monstrosity
Radiant Sun Mummy		33		Undead
Ravenous Apocalypse Slime		33		Ooze
Ravenous Atropal		33		Outsider, Undead
Rimed Xixecal		33	Threat	Outsider
Riveter Wasp Swarm		33		Swarm, Vermin
Sky Tyrant Gaze Owl		33	Heavy	Magical Beast, Legendary, Monstrosity
Solarian Waspine Internuncio		33		Aberration, Outsider
Solarian Waspine Ordinariate		33	Sneak	Aberration, Outsider
Somber Crool Gangster		33	Leader	Humanoid
Starlight Zombie		33		Undead
Summoned Monster CR 33 Lore	Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Superior Inferno Helleskrieg		33		Outsider, Aberration
Tenebrous Gloom		33		Humanoid
Terrible Prismatic Dragon		33	Threat	Dragon, Outsider
Thalian Nymph		33		Fey
Thunder-Lance Great Eel		33	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Timeslip Spider		33		Vermin, Monstrosity
True Frostbound Helleskrieg		33		Outsider, Aberration
Twilight Mushrooms		33		Plant
Vagrant Chaos Beast		33	Threat	Outsider
Void Hydra		33	Shooter	Magical Beast
Void-Marked Tyrannosaurus		33		Animal, Monstrosity, Dinosaur
Xorn Cenotaph		33		Outsider
Yrthak Thunderbird		33		Magical Beast, Monstrosity

CR 34

Creature Name	CR	Role	Type
CR 34 Blueprint Lore	CR 34 Blueprint	CR 34 Blueprint	CR 34 Blueprint
Aboleth Seer		34		Aberration
Atropal Malcontent		34		Outsider, Undead
August Couatl		34		Outsider, Native
Cailleach Witch		34		Monstrous Humanoid, Fey
Croatoan Wendigo		34		Protean
Dreadful Neh-Thalggu		34		Aberration
Dreamtree Grove		34		Plant, Troop
Duergar Black Priest		34		Humanoid
Fomaorian Headsman		34		Monstrous Humanoid, Giant
Forged Marid		34		Outsider
Ghostly Stag		34	Legend	Animal, Fey
Helleskrieg Denizen		34		Outsider, Aberration
Immortal Air Elemental		34		Outsider
Immortal Earth Elemental		34		Outsider
Immortal Fire Elemental		34		Outsider
Immortal Water Elemental		34		Outsider
Karkaradon Megalodon		34	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity, Dinosaur
Krast		34		Aberration
Majestic Frostbound Helleskrieg		34		Outsider, Aberration
Mountain Troll		34		Monstrous Humanoid, Monstrosity
Narcissist Worm-That-Walks		34	Killer	Construct, Prodigy
Orphic Hedge Treant		34		Plant
Phane Observer		34		Outsider
Radiating Astral Construct		34		Construct, Outsider
Rakshasa Riyad		34		Outsider, Native
Rot Fly Conceiver		34		Vermin
Sapient Baboon		34	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity, Great Ape
Scabrous Varmint Swarm		34		Aberration, Disease, Vermin
Sirrush Silvercrown		34	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Solarian Waspine Theocrat		34	Leader	Aberration, Outsider
Spasmodic Doppelganger		34	Killer	Protean
Star Stricken Wight		34		Undead, Outsider
Starless Dragloth		34		Aberration, Dragon
Summoned Monster CR 34 Lore	Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Superior Juggernaut Helleskrieg		34		Outsider, Aberration
Thoqqua		34		Outsider
Tragic Le Shay		34		Fey
True Inferno		34		Outsider, Aberration, Helleskrieg
Tussocked Chichimec		34		Outsider, Air
Vampire Thrall Witness		34	Heavy	Humanoid
Vicious Phaethon Lore	34	Threat	Outsider

CR 35

Creature Name	CR	Role	Type
CR 35 Blueprint Lore	CR 35 Blueprint	CR 35 Blueprint	CR 35 Blueprint
Amperic Behir		35		Magical Beast
Apotheotic Vampire		35		Undead
Atropal Drifter		35		Outsider, Undead
Avalanche Rattler		35	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity, Great Ophidian
Bahairim Missionary		35	Legend	Aberration, Construct, Devil, Prodigy
Curse-Maw Cerberus		35	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Darkened Varmint		35		Aberration, Disease, Vermin
Death Titan		35		Monstrous Humanoid, Giant
Demi-Lich Magus		35	Tank	Undead
Demolished Anaxim		35		Construct, Prodigy, Outsider
Dyschordian		35		Aberration
Fuligin Gloom		35		Humanoid
Gamma Strain Zombie Beast		35		Undead
Gelid Xixecal		35	Threat	Outsider
Ghostly Mammoth		35	Legend	Animal, Monstrosity
Greater Volcano Worm		35	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Helleskrieg Pinioned		35		Outsider, Aberration
Hellknight Vanquisher		35		Outsider, Undead, Skeleton
Immortal Godking		35	Villain	Undead, Mummy
Imperious Prismatic Wyrm		35	Threat	Dragon, Outsider
Lawless Chaos Beast		35	Threat	Outsider
Lurchat Mauler		35		Aberration
Lustrous Djinn		35		Outsider
Madness Kraken		35	Threat	Magical Beast, Aberration
Majestic Inferno Helleskrieg		35		Outsider, Aberration
Omen Spectre		35		Undead, Ghost, Incorporeal
Rast		35		Aberration
Raving Maenad		35		Humanoid
Rendoril		35		Aberration
Shattermind Spider		35		Vermin, Monstrosity
Sightless Fomaorian		35		Monstrous Humanoid, Giant
Solarian Waspine Initiate		35		Aberration, Outsider
Solarian Waspine Ordinariarch		35	Killer	Aberration, Outsider
Somber Crool Siren		35		Humanoid
Summoned Monster CR 35 Lore	Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Superior Denizen Helleskrieg		35		Outsider, Aberration
Tenebrous Zombie		35		Undead
True Juggernaut Helleskrieg		35		Outsider, Aberration
Umbral Zombie Parts		35	Minion	Undead
Xill Warper		35		Outsider

CR 36

Creature Name	CR	Role	Type
CR 36 Blueprint Lore	CR 36 Blueprint	CR 36 Blueprint	CR 36 Blueprint
Atrocious Neh-Thalggu		36		Aberration
Atropal Stygian		36		Outsider, Undead
Crested Thunderbird		36		Magical Beast, Great Avian
Dream Larvae		36		Vermin
Embryonic Vermiurge		36	Heavy	Construct
Gimlet Wasp Swarm		36		Swarm, Vermin
Goddess Medusa		36		Monstrous Humanoid
Gundriss		36		Aberration
Helleskrieg Slumberer		36		Outsider, Aberration
Infernal Overlord		36		Outsider
Lyopur		36		Aberration
Majestic Juggernaut Helleskrieg		36		Outsider, Aberration
Midnight Dragloth		36		Aberration, Dragon
Mythic Stag		36	Legend	Animal, Fey
Pestilential Apocalypse Slime		36		Ooze
Phane Witness		36		Outsider
Plasma Varmint Swarm		36		Aberration, Disease, Vermin
Prismasaurus		36	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity, Dinosaur
Rakshasa Nizari		36		Outsider, Native
Roust Beast		36		Aberration
Scorrel		36		Aberration
Shadow of the Void		36		Undead, Incorporeal
Shape of Fire		36		Undead, Incorporeal
Ship-Breaker Eel		36	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity, Great Eel
Sky Tyrant Whale-Fisher		36	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity, Great Avian
Smoky Hecatomb Skeleton		36		Undead
Solarian Waspine Maestro		36	Leader	Aberration, Outsider
Solarian Waspine Nunciarch		36	Shooter	Aberration, Outsider
Somber Crool Libertine		36		Humanoid
Steel Strand Golem		36	Heavy	Construct
Stonewood Treant		36		Plant
Summoned Monster CR 36 Lore	Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Superior Pinioned Helleskrieg		36		Outsider, Aberration
True Denizen		36		Outsider, Helleskrieg, Aberration
Wicked Phaethon		36	Threat	Outsider, Fire
Xorn Pinnacle		36		Outsider

CR 37

Creature Name	CR	Role	Type
CR 37 Blueprint Lore	CR 37 Blueprint	CR 37 Blueprint	CR 37 Blueprint
Absolute Air Elemental		37		Outsider
Absolute Earth Elemental		37		Outsider
Absolute Fire Elemental		37		Outsider
Absolute Water Elemental		37		Outsider
Boreal Xixecal		37	Threat	Outsider
Coruscating Astral Construct		37		Construct, Outsider
Erratic Chaos Beast		37	Threat	Outsider
Giant Befouled Otyugh		37		Aberration
Grost		37		Aberration
Heliotrope Worm		37		Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Helleskrieg Wormking		37		Outsider, Aberration
Kaltergrift Dryad		37		Fey
Majestic Denizen		37		Outsider, Helleskrieg, Aberration
Marionette Spider		37		Vermin
Moungean		37		Aberration
Mountain Turtle		37	Threat	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Mountaintop Great Toad		37	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Primordial Hydra		37	Shooter	Magical Beast
Ruptured Anaxim		37		Construct, Prodigy, Outsider
Scintillating Djinn		37		Outsider
Shadowed Zombie Parts		37	Minion	Undead
Solarian Waspine Slayer		37	Heavy	Aberration, Outsider
Somber Crool Ruffian		37	Heavy	Humanoid
Sprinting Devilsaur		37	Threat	Magical Beast, Legendary, Monstrosity
Starburned Varmint		37		Aberration, Disease, Vermin
Starburned Zombie		37		Undead
Stygian Gloom		37		Humanoid
Summoned Monster CR 37 Lore	Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Superior Slumberer		37		Outsider, Helleskrieg, Aberration
Tempestuous Chichimec		37		Outsider, Air
True Pinioned Helleskrieg		37		Outsider, Aberration

CR 38

Creature Name	CR	Role	Type
CR 38 Blueprint Lore	CR 38 Blueprint	CR 38 Blueprint	CR 38 Blueprint
Atropal Dominator		38		Outsider, Undead
Bahairim Demagogue		38	Legend	Aberration, Construct, Devil, Prodigy
Darkened Varmint Swarm		38		Aberration, Disease, Vermin
Demi-Lich Despot		38	Tank	Undead
Gibbering Sea		38		Aberration
Gorge Fly		38	Heavy	Vermin, Monstrosity
Havok Grub		38	Shooter	Vermin, Monstrosity
Helleskrieg Worldshadow		38		Outsider, Aberration
Hellknight Lord		38		Outsider, Skeleton, Undead
Ironbark Treant		38		Plant
Juggernaught Python		38	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity, Great Ophidian
King Silverback		38	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity, Great Ape
Leviathan Kraken		38	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Majestic Pinioned Helleskrieg		38		Outsider, Aberration
Mithril Manacle Golem		38	Heavy	Construct
Neh-Thalggu Terror		38		Aberration
Orphari		38		Aberration
Ossangral		38		Aberration
Phane Invariant		38		Outsider
Sirrush Stone-Ripper		38	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Solarian Waspine Sage		38	Tank	Aberration, Outsider
Solarian Waspine Thesauriarch		38	Shooter	Aberration, Outsider
Somber Crool Agitator		38	Killer	Humanoid
Spiteful Phaethon		38	Threat	Outsider, Fire
Summoned Monster CR 38 Lore	Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Superior Wormking		38		Outsider, Helleskrieg, Aberration
True Slumberer		38		Outsider, Helleskrieg, Aberration

CR 39

Creature Name	CR	Role	Type
CR 39 Blueprint Lore	CR 39 Blueprint	CR 39 Blueprint	CR 39 Blueprint
Aphotic Gloom		39		Humanoid
Cerberus Wall-Crusher		39	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Chilled Zombie Parts		39	Minion	Undead
Faceted Djinn		39		Outsider
Frostburned Zombie		39		Undead
Helleskrieg Lord		39		Outsider, Aberration
Hyperboreal Xixecal		39		Outsider
Infernal Master		39		Outsider
Leviathan		39	Threat	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Majestic Slumberer		39		Outsider, Helleskrieg, Aberration
Moonsting Scorpion		39	Killer	Vermin, Monstrosity
Mortiferous Apocalypse Slime		39		Ooze
Plane-Creeper Centipede		39	Sneak	Vermin, Monstrosity
Septiloc		39		Aberration
Sky Tyrant Wyrm-Killer		39	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity, Great Avian
Smashed Anaxim		39		Construct, Prodigy, Outsider
Solarian Waspine Champion		39	Heavy	Aberration, Outsider
Solarian Waspine Initiarch		39	Leader	Aberration, Outsider
Somber Crool Dignitary		39	Leader	Humanoid
Starblind Greater Worm		39		Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Summoned Monster CR 39 Lore	Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Sun-Eater Spider		39		Vermin, Monstrosity
Superior Worldshadow		39		Outsider, Helleskrieg, Aberration
Three Crowned Beast		39	Threat	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Tide-Bringer Eel		39	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity, Great Eel
Titan Beetle		39	Tank	Vermin, Monstrosity
True Wormking		39		Outsider, Helleskrieg, Aberration
Umbral Blot		39		Construct
Voidscarred Varmint		39		Aberration, Disease, Vermin

CR 40

Creature Name	CR	Role	Type
CR 40 Blueprint Lore	CR 40 Blueprint	CR 40 Blueprint	CR 40 Blueprint
Adamantine Hook Golem		40	Heavy	Construct
Alpha Strain Zombie Beast		40		Undead
Atropal Mentor		40		Outsider, Undead
Caller in the Darkness		40		Protean
Crowned Djinn		40		Outsider, Djinn
Dawn Wasp		40	Killer	Vermin, Monstrosity
Garuda Bird		40		Magical Beast
Genius Loci		40	Threat	Ooze
Hecatoncheires		40	Threat	Outsider
Helleskrieg Superior Lord		40		Outsider, Aberration
Helleskrieg Tyrant		40		Outsider, Aberration
Lunar Moth		40	Threat	Vermin, Monstrosity
Majestic Wormking		40		Outsider, Aberration, Helleskrieg
Malignant Phaethon		40	Threat	Outsider, Fire
Medusa Stonemaiden		40		Monstrous Humanoid
Pestilential Zombie Legion		40		Troop, Undead
Petrified Treant		40		Plant, Monstrosity
Phane Chronicler		40		Outsider
Pinioned Chichimec		40		Outsider, Air
Primordial Phage		40		Undead, Incorporeal
Ruin Swarm		40		Swarm
Solarian Waspine Andromach		40	Threat	Aberration, Outsider
Solarian Waspine Prince		40	Killer	Aberration, Outsider
Sphinx		40	Threat	Magical Beast
Starburned Varmint Swarm		40		Aberration, Disease, Vermin
Summoned Monster CR 40 Lore	Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Sun-Shade Cobra		40	Legend	Monstrosity, Great Ophidian
Tarrasque		40	Threat	Monstrosity
True Worldshadow		40		Outsider, Aberration, Helleskrieg
Tynde		40		Aberration
Vortex Spider		40	Heavy	Vermin, Monstrosity