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CR

Bestiary 1

CR 9

Creature Name

CR

Role

Type

CR 9 Blueprint Lore

CR 9 Blueprint

Achaierai

9

Outsider

Agony Wasp Swarm

9

Swarm, Vermin

Barghest

9

Outsider, Protean

Blustery Smoke Monster

9

Outsider, Air

Bugbear Biter

9

Fey

Bulette Lore

9

Threat

Magical Beast

Bulette Pup Lore

9

Magical Beast

Cave Troll Lore

9

Monstrous Humanoid

Cave Turtle

9

Animal

Centaur Militant

9

Monstrous Humanoid

Crawling Zombie

9

Undead

Dire Bear Lore

9

Heavy

Animal

Dire Crocodile

9

Animal

Dire Shark

9

Animal

Doppelganger Enforcer Lore

5

Protean

Drow Consort Lore

6

Fey

Dull-Eyed Troglodyte

9

Humanoid

Elder Tojanida

9

Outsider

Gargant Earthmover

9

Vermin

Gargoyle Lore

9

Humanoid

Giant Squid

9

Animal

Giant Stag Beetle

9

Vermin

Girallon

9

Magical Beast

Gnoll War Fang Lore

11

Monstrous Humanoid

Greater Air Elemental Lore

17

Outsider

Greater Earth Elemental Lore

18

Outsider

Greater Fire Elemental Lore

19

Killer

Outsider

Greater Water Elemental Lore

17

Outsider

Grimlock Autarch

9

Monstrous Humanoid

Huge Gelatinous Cube

9

Threat

Ooze

Hobgoblin Torturer Lore

8

Fey

Illonquin

9

Aberration

Kilmaven

9

Aberration

Maphic Xorn

9

Outsider

Mastodon

9

Animal

Meliad Nymph

9

Fey

Mohrg Lore

9

Undead

Monstrous Scorpion

9

Vermin

Mordant Hydra

9

Shooter

Magical Beast

Primitive Mammoth

9

Animal

Razor Grass Lore

9

Swarm

Plant

Roc

9

Animal

Sahuagin Zealot

9

Aberration

Salamander Flamebrother

9

Outsider

Sewer Rat

9

Disease, Vermin

Shallow Delver

9

Aberration

Shield Guardian Parapet

9

Construct

Souterraine Voyeur

9

Magical Beast

Stalking Zombie Parts

9

Minion

Undead

Stinging Ant Migration

9

Swarm, Vermin

Stirge Swarm

9

Swarm, Vermin

Summoned Monster CR 9 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.

Tomb Servitor

9

Heavy

Undead, Mummy

Vampire Thrall Lore

9

Heavy

Humanoid

Velociraptor

9

Animal, Dinosaur

Voracious Ghoul

9

Undead

Vrock

9

Outsider, Demon

Wererat Turncoat

9

Protean, Lycanthrope

Wight Lore

9

Undead

Young Rust Monster Swarm

9

Swarm, Magical Beast

CR 10

Creature Name

CR

Role

Type

CR 10 Blueprint Lore

CR 10 Blueprint

Aboleth Mite Lore

10

Aberration

Ankheg Queen

10

Magical Beast

Annis Hag

10

Monstrous Humanoid, Fey

Bebilith

10

Outsider, Demon

Bog Rat Swarm

10

Disease, Swarm, Vermin

Bugbear Bitcher

10

Fey

Brachiosaurus

10

Animal, Dinosaur

Clay Golem Lore

10

Construct

Cunning Ogre Lore

10

Humanoid

Cyclops

10

Heavy

Monstrous Humanoid

Deep Reef Sea Cat

10

Magical Beast, Aquatic

Dire Tiger Lore

10

Animal

Doppelganger Overseer Lore

7

Protean

Drow Subjugator Lore

10

Fey

Duergar Digger

10

Humanoid

Elephant

10

Animal

Fawn Stag

10

Legend

Animal, Fey

Formian Warrior

10

Aberration, Vermin

Ettin Exile Lore

8

Heavy

Humanoid

Giant Constrictor Snake Lore

10

Magical Beast

Hill Giant Scrounger Lore

6

Humanoid

Hobgoblin Deceiver Lore

12

Fey

Hunchbacked Troll

10

Monstrous Humanoid

Intellect Devourer Confounder

10

Aberration

Large Animated Object

10

Construct

Large Monstrous Centipede

10

Vermin

Locust Swarm

10

Swarm

Medusa

10

Monstrous Humanoid

Moryo Oni Lore

10

Monstrous Humanoid

Naga Cultist

10

Monstrous Humanoid

Neglip

10

Aberration

Orc Centurion Lore

16

Humanoid

Orc Warlord Lore

20

Heavy

Humanoid

Pitch Scrub Treant

10

Plant

Rabid Wolverine

10

Heavy

Animal

Rot Fly Implanter

10

Vermin

Satyr Pursuer

10

Fey

Scarp Buffalo

10

Heavy

Animal

Scorpionfolk Nomad

10

Monstrous Humanoid

Scrank

10

Aberration

Sinstitch Scrap

10

Minion

Construct, Prodigy, Tattered

Spotted Shocker Lizard

10

Magical Beast

Starveling Cockatrice

10

Magical Beast

Summoned Monster CR 10 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.

Symphonic Wasp

10

Vermin

Tau Strain Zombie Beast

10

Undead

Thunder Drake Lore

18

Magical Beast

Town Guard Squadron Lore

Town Guard Squadron

Tundra Yeti

10

Monstrous Humanoid

Vampire Dilettante Lore

8

Undead

War Pig

10

Animal, Boar

Werebear Bruin

10

Heavy

Protean, Lycanthrope

CR 11

Creature Name

CR

Role

Type

CR 11 Blueprint Lore

CR 11 Blueprint

Abiding Gargoyle

11

Monstrous Humanoid

Anopheles Stirge

11

Vermin

Azer Flashfire

11

Outsider, Troop

Babau

11

Outsider, Demon

Barbed Devil

11

Outsider, Devil

Berva

11

Aberration

Bile Zombie

11

Undead

Blade Spider Lore

11

Vermin

Centaur Auspex

11

Monstrous Humanoid

Common White Dragon Lore

11

Threat

Dragon

Cruel Ogre Lore

13

Humanoid

Daghed

11

Aberration

Decaying Xill

11

Outsider

Delirious Allip

11

Outsider

Doppelganger Feeder Lore

9

Killer

Protean

Drider Prototype Lore

7

Heavy

Aberration

Drow Aggressor Lore

11

Humanoid

Elder Air Elemental

11

Outsider

Elder Earth Elemental

11

Outsider

Elder Fire Elemental

11

Outsider

Elder Water Elemental

11

Outsider

Ettin Bonebreaker Lore

11

Heavy

Monstrous Humanoid

Fetid Mound Lore

11

Plant

Forest Rhinoceros

11

Animal

Frenzied Maenad

11

Humanoid

Gargant Dissolver

11

Vermin

Gory Zombie Parts

11

Minion

Undead

Green Slime

11

Ooze

Hezrou

11

Outsider, Demon

Hill Giant Lore

9

Humanoid

Hirsute Troglodyte

11

Humanoid

Hobgoblin Scourge Lore

16

Fey

Horned Owlbear

11

Magical Beast

Janissary Skeleton Lore

11

Undead

Legion Devil Lore

11

Outsider

Leonine Lamia

11

Aberration

Littoral Kelpie

11

Fey, Elf

Minotaur Lore

11

Monstrous Humanoid

Naga Malison Lore

11

Monstrous Humanoid

Nessian Hellhound

11

Outsider

Odious Scorpion

11

Vermin

Polar Bear

11

Heavy

Animal

Prairie Turtle

11

Animal

Red Dromite

11

Vermin

Sable Wraith

11

Undead, Incorporeal

Sahuagin Officiant

11

Aberration

Sanguine Souterraine

11

Magical Beast

Screeching Harpy

11

Monstrous Humanoid

Secretive Ghoul

11

Undead

Shambling Mound Highbough

11

Plant

Shield Guardian Bulwark

11

Construct

Silent Wight

11

Sneak

Undead

Sinstitch

11

Construct, Prodigy, Tattered

Sire Rat

11

Leader

Disease, Monstrosity, Vermin

Summoned Monster CR 11 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.

Swamp Rat

11

Disease, Monstrosity, Vermin

Snowy Dragonborn Lore

11

Monstrous Humanoid

Token Archon

11

Outsider

Turbulent Smoke Monster

11

Outsider, Air

Uranian Nymph

11

Fey

Weeping Carrion Mummy

11

Killer

Undead, Mummy

Werewolf Fenrir

11

Protean, Lycanthrope

CR 12

Creature Name

CR

Role

Type

CR 12 Blueprint Lore

CR 12 Blueprint

Alabaster Yeti

12

Monstrous Humanoid

Aranea Lore

12

Magical Beast

Armored Ogre Lore

15

Tank

Humanoid

Blackgrove Treant

12

Plant

Bog Troll

12

Monstrous Humanoid

Bugbear Bastard

12

Sneak

Fey

Caustic Walker

12

Magical Beast (digester)

Centaur Khan

12

Magical Beast

Chuul Lore

12

Aberration

Cliff Buffalo

12

Heavy

Animal

Clockwork Auditor

12

Construct

Common Black Dragon Lore

12

Threat

Dragon

Devourer

12

Undead, Outsider

Divergent Chimera

12

Magical Beast

Drow Militant Lore

16

Fey

Ethereal Marauder

12

Aberration, Outsider

Famished Stirge Swarm

12

Swarm, Vermin

Formian Commando

12

Aberration, Vermin

Ghost of the Crossroads

12

Undead, Incorporeal

Giant Implacable Wolverine

12

Heavy

Animal

Gorgon

12

Magical Beast

Greater Barghest

12

Outsider, Protean

Griffon

12

Magical Beast

Guardian Naga

12

Magical Beast

Heavy War Horse

12

Animal

Inferno Skeleton Lore

12

Undead

Intellect Devourer Controller

12

Aberration

Karchor

12

Aberration

Large Gruesome Centipede

12

Vermin

Lash Wasp Swarm

12

Swarm, Vermin

Leaking Zombie Parts

12

Minion

Undead

Leaping Stag

12

Legend

Animal, Fey

Odiferous Otyugh

12

Aberration

Riptooth Worg

12

Magical Beast

Salamander Accelerant

12

Outsider

Satyr Horn-Herald

12

Fey

Scorpionfolk Hunter

12

Monstrous Humanoid

Shadow Mastiff Lore

12

Outsider

Sodden Zombie

12

Undead

Stone Golem Lore

12

Heavy

Construct

Sewer Rat Swarm

12

Disease, Monstrosity, Vermin

Summoned Monster CR 12 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.

Swarm of Darkness Lore

Swarm of Darkness

Tundra Mammoth

12

Animal

Tyrannosaurus Lore

12

Animal

Urbrill

12

Aberration

Vampire Thrall Toady Lore

12

Heavy

Humanoid

Wild Elf Visitor

12

Fey

Wyvern

12

Magical Beast

Xorn Monument

12

Outsider

Zombie Horde Lore

Zombie Horde

CR 13

Creature Name

CR

Role

Type

CR 13 Blueprint Lore

CR 13 Blueprint

Azer Bedlamite

13

Outsider, Fire

Banded Shocker Lizard

13

Magical Beast

Burrowing Turtle

13

Animal

Celestial Charger Unicorn

13

Magical Beast

Common Green Dragon Lore

13

Threat

Dragon

Cutter Ant Incursion

13

Swarm, Vermin

Destrachan

13

Magical Beast

Domesticated Minotaur

13

Monstrous Humanoid

Doppelganger Dictator Lore

12

Protean

Drafty Smoke Monster

13

Outsider, Air

Dragon Turtle

13

Tank

Dragon

Drider Husk Harvester Lore

13

Heavy

Aberration

Duergar Prospector

13

Humanoid

Dust-Shroud Mummy

13

Sneak

Undead, Mummy

Ettin Rockcaller

13

Heavy

Monstrous Humanoid

Exalted Air Elemental

13

Outsider

Exalted Earth Elemental

13

Outsider

Exalted Fire Elemental

13

Outsider

Exalted Water Elemental

13

Outsider

Fen Hydra Lore

13

Shooter

Magical Beast

Firebrother Troglodyte

13

Humanoid

Gargant Soldier

13

Vermin

Ghaele Azata

13

Outsider

Giant Rhinoceros Beetle

13

Vermin

Giant Venomous Snake

13

Magical Beast

Glabrezu

13

Outsider, Demon

Greater White Dragon

13

Threat

Dragon

Grizzly Bear

13

Heavy

Animal

Haggard Cockatrice

13

Magical Beast

Hannya Oni Lore

13

Monstrous Humanoid

Harmonic Wasp

13

Vermin

Hill Giant Warrior Lore

12

Humanoid

Huge Elephant

13

Animal

Ice Devil

13

Outsider, Devil

Maimed Zombie Parts

13

Minion

Undead

Manticore

13

Magical Beast

Melpomenean Nymph

13

Fey

Needle Scorpion

13

Vermin

Ogre Brute Lore

18

Humanoid

Plains Renkir

13

Magical Beast (Grey Render)

Puppeteer Flesh Harrower

13

Magical Beast

Putrid Zombie

13

Undead

Ravenous Ghoul

13

Undead

Regal Medusa

13

Monstrous Humanoid

Remorhaz

13

Magical Beast

Repulsive Ochre Jelly Lore

13

Ooze

Rot Fly Propagator Lore

13

Vermin

Sahuagin Chanter

13

Aberration

Salamander

13

Outsider

Sea Hag

13

Monstrous Humanoid, Fey

Septic Rat

13

Disease, Monstrosity, Vermin

Shadow Lore

13

Undead

Skeleton Myrmidon

13

Undead

Skum

13

Aberration

Soulspliced Scrap

13

Minion

Construct, Prodigy, Tattered

Souterraine Garrotte

13

Magical Beast

Sparkling Astral Construct

13

Construct, Outsider

Stone Giant Surveyor

13

Monstrous Humanoid

Sulk

13

Aberration

Summoned Monster CR 13 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.

Thought Slayer

13

Outsider

Tomb Spider

13

Vermin

Udoroot

13

Plant

Unending Gargoyle

13

Monstrous Humanoid

Vampire Nosferatu Lore

17

Undead

Viridian Sea Cat

13

Magical Beast, Aquatic

War Pig Herd

13

Animal, Boar, Troop

Werebear Ursa

13

Heavy

Protean, Lycanthrope

Winter Wolf

13

Outsider

Zarr Observer

13

Aberration

CR 14

Creature Name

CR

Role

Type

CR 14 Blueprint Lore

CR 14 Blueprint

Acrid Caustic Walker

14

Magical Beast (Digester)

Aranea Slavetaker

14

Magical Beast, Protean

Astral Deva

14

Outsider

Athach Heaver

14

Heavy

Monstrous Humanoid

Barrow Wight

14

Undead

Baying Hound

14

Aberration

Behir Lore

14

Magical Beast

Bison

14

Heavy

Animal

Bugbear Butcher

14

Fey

Cliff Harpy

14

Monstrous Humanoid

Common Blue Dragon Lore

14

Threat

Dragon

Deepthorn Treant

14

Plant

Dragonne

14

Dragon

Drow Strategist Lore

14

Leader

Fey

Duergar Vicar

14

Humanoid

Ebon Wraith

14

Undead

Ember-Eyed Hellhound

14

Outsider

Erinyes

14

Outsider, Devil

Eroding Xill

14

Outsider

Evolved Chimera

14

Magical Beast

Forest Giant Gatherer

14

Monstrous Humanoid

Formian Veteran

14

Heavy

Aberration, Vermin

Furious Maenad

14

Humanoid

Gallow Tree

14

Plant

Gargantuan Gelatinous Cube

14

Threat

Ooze

Giant Crocodile

14

Heavy

Animal

Giant Unstoppable Wolverine

14

Heavy

Animal

Gibbering Mouther Lore

14

Aberration

Glimmering Astral Construct

14

Construct, Outsider

Greater Black Dragon

14

Threat

Dragon

Hill Giant Brute Lore

15

Humanoid

Huge Monstrous Centipede

14

Vermin

Intellect Devourer Befuddler

14

Aberration

Kodiak Owlbear

14

Magical Beast

Living Breath Weapon Lore

14

Outsider

Nalfeshnee

14

Outsider, Demon

Ogre Chieftain

14

Heavy

Monstrous Humanoid

Pelagic Kelpie

14

Fey, Elf

Purple Worm Lore

14

Heavy

Magical Beast

Racing War Horse

14

Animal

Rakshasa Kilic

14

Outsider, Native

Rhinoceros

14

Animal

Satyr Huntsman

14

Fey

Scorpionfolk Dunerunner

14

Monstrous Humanoid

Soulspliced

14

Construct, Prodigy, Tattered

Summoned Monster CR 14 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.

Swamp Rat Swarm

14

Disease, Monstrosity, Vermin

Stone Giant

14

Monstrous Humanoid

Storm Yeti

14

Monstrous Humanoid

Succubus

14

Outsider, Demon

Suntermaw Lore

14

Aberration

Tresdri

14

Aberration

Troll Berserker Lore

16

Humanoid

Trumpet Archon

14

Outsider

Vampire Bruxa Lore

14

Undead

Vampire Thrall Sycophant Lore

14

Heavy

Humanoid

Werewolf Alpha

14

Protean, Lycanthrope

White Stag

14

Legend

Animal, Fey

Wild Elf Intruder

14

Fey

CR 15

Creature Name

CR

Role

Type

CR 15 Blueprint Lore

CR 15 Blueprint

Aboleth Progeny

15

Aberration

Azer Psycho

15

Outsider, Fire

Bahairim Torturer

15

Heavy

Aberration, Construct, Devil, Prodigy

Blazespawn Dragonborn Lore

15

Monstrous Humanoid

Blazespawn Dragonborn Minion Lore

Blazespawn Dragonborn Minion

Bone Naga

15

Magical Beast

Bugbear Bomber

15

Fey

Cawtrid Lore

15

Aberration

Claw-Marked Tyrannosaurus

15

Animal

Cobra Maiden

15

Tank

Undead, Mummy

Common Red Dragon Lore

15

Villain

Dragon

Creusan Nymph

15

Fey

Cryptic Ghoul

15

Undead

Death Knight Squire

15

Undead

Dire Kodiak

15

Heavy

Animal

Doppelganger Harvester Lore

15

Protean

Dragloth Lore

9

Fey

Drider Embodiment

15

Heavy

Aberration

Dromite Devourer

15

Vermin

Drow Fencer Lore

18

Fey

Drowned Zombie

15

Undead

Ettin Landshaker

15

Heavy

Monstrous Humanoid

Exhuding Smoke Monster

15

Outsider, Air

Fearsome White Dragon

15

Threat

Dragon

Forest Giant

15

Monstrous Humanoid

Frenetic Allip

15

Outsider

Frenzy Wasp Swarm

15

Swarm, Vermin

Frost Giant Scout Lore

10

Humanoid

Gargant Breacher Drone

15

Aberration, Vermin

Gargoyle Observer

15

Monstrous Humanoid

Gaw

15

Aberration

Ghost

15

Undead, Incorporeal

Goliath Stirge Lore

15

Vermin

Gorgon Patriarch

15

Magical Beast

Greater Green Dragon

15

Threat

Dragon

Hermit Spider

15

Vermin

Hill Giant Beast Tamer Lore

17

Humanoid

Huge Animated Object

15

Construct

Iron Golem

15

Heavy

Construct

Light Destrier

15

Animal

Loess Jann

15

Outsider

Mangled Zombie Parts

15

Minion

Undead

Memory Moss

15

Plant

Minotaur Gladiator

15

Monstrous Humanoid

Potent Air Elemental

15

Outsider

Potent Earth Elemental

15

Outsider

Potent Fire Elemental

15

Outsider

Potent Water Elemental

15

Outsider

Pustulith Lore

15

Outsider

Rakshasa

15

Monstrous Humanoid

Razor Boar

15

Magical Beast

Regal Griffon

15

Magical Beast

Sahuagin Haruspex

15

Aberration

Salamander Noble

15

Outsider

Scarred Rat

15

Disease, Monstrosity, Vermin

Serrated Scorpion

15

Vermin

Shambling Mound Germinator

15

Plant

Shield Guardian Bastion

15

Construct

Sigma Strain Zombie Beast

15

Undead

Sommartid Dryad

15

Fey

Souterraine Severer Lore

15

Magical Beast

Stone Giant Herder

15

Monstrous Humanoid

Summoned Monster CR 15 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.

Swamp Turtle

15

Animal

Troglodyte Primitive

15

Humanoid

Vampire Strigoi Lore

11

Undead

Wooly Mammoth

15

Animal

Xorn Pylon

15

Outsider

CR 16

Creature Name

CR

Role

Type

CR 16 Blueprint Lore

CR 16 Blueprint

Aboleth Augur

16

Aberration

Anmo Oni

16

Monstrous Humanoid

Aranea Skintrader

16

Magical Beast, Protean

Ash Troll

16

Monstrous Humanoid

Astringent Green Slime Lore

16

Ooze

Athach Smasher

16

Heavy

Monstrous Humanoid

Blazing Remorhaz

16

Magical Beast

Bugbear Big Boss

16

Fey

Bull Elephant

16

Animal

Corona Medusa

16

Monstrous Humanoid

Coronach

16

Aberration

Corrosive Caustic Walker

16

Magical Beast (digester)

Crazy Ant Onslaught

16

Swarm, Vermin

Dread Wraith

16

Undead, Incorporeal

Drow Toxicant Lore

21

Fey

Duergar Quartermaster Lore

16

Humanoid

Fearsome Black Dragon

16

Threat

Dragon

Flashing Astral Construct Lore

16

Construct

Flesh Parody Golem

16

Heavy

Construct

Forest Buffalo

16

Heavy

Animal

Forest Giant Raider

16

Monstrous Humanoid

Formian Taskmaster

16

Leader

Aberration, Vermin

Frost Giant Lore

12

Humanoid

Greater Blue Dragon

16

Threat

Dragon

Green Hag

16

Monstrous Humanoid, Fey

Hellcat

16

Outsider, Devil

Hezrou

16

Outsider, Demon

Hill Giant Shaman Lore

19

Humanoid

Hindrell

16

Aberration

Huge Gruesome Centipede Lore

16

Vermin

Insatiable Cockatrice

16

Magical Beast

Jungle Renkir Lore

16

Magical Beast

Keening Destrachan

16

Magical Beast

Lich Lore

16

Tank

Undead

Mottled Shocker Lizard

16

Magical Beast

Performing Minotaur

16

Monstrous Humanoid

Rakshasa Mushir

16

Outsider, Native

Rot Fly Piercer

16

Vermin

Sable Stag

16

Legend

Animal, Fey

Satyr Diviner

16

Fey

Septic Rat Swarm

16

Disease, Monstrosity, Vermin

Scorpionfolk Stormcaller

16

Monstrous Humanoid

Scythe Tree

16

Plant

Skintailor Scrap

16

Minion

Construct, Prodigy, Tattered

Soothing Wasp Lore

16

Vermin

Stone Giant Bear Handler

16

Monstrous Humanoid

Summoned Monster CR 16 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.

Tenacious Stirge Swarm

16

Swarm, Vermin

Temporal Filcher

16

Aberration

Thistle Sage Treant

16

Plant

Warped Chimera

16

Magical Beast

Wild Elf Interloper

16

Fey

Yeti Albino

16

Monstrous Humanoid

CR 17

Creature Name

CR

Role

Type

CR 17 Blueprint Lore

CR 17 Blueprint

Aboleth Lasher Lore

17

Heavy

Aberration

Abyssal Kelpie

17

Fey, Elf

Ageless Gargoyle

17

Monstrous Humanoid

Arethusan Nymph

17

Fey

Azer Lunatic

17

Outsider, Fire

Banshee

17

Undead, Ghost, Incorporeal

Barbed Manticore

17

Magical Beast

Bearded Devil Lore

17

Outsider

Cave Owlbear

17

Heavy

Magical Beast

Chaos Beast Lore

17

Aberration

Colossal Spider Lore

17

Vermin

Coquina Jann

17

Outsider

Corpulent Black Pudding

17

Heavy

Ooze

Deathknight Armsman Lore

17

Undead

Dire Polar Bear

17

Heavy

Animal, Monstrosity

Dire Turtle

17

Animal, Monstrosity

Dire Wight

17

Undead

Drider Freak

17

Heavy

Aberration

Dromite Plague-Singer

17

Leader

Vermin

Electric Behir

17

Magical Beast

Ephagis Soul-Eater

17

Aberration

Ettin Stonefather

17

Leader

Monstrous Humanoid

Fearsome Green Dragon

17

Threat

Dragon

Feral Minotaur

17

Legend

Monstrous Humanoid

Fire Giant Picker Lore

13

Humanoid

Forest Giant Bear Guide

17

Monstrous Humanoid

Frost Giant Reaver Lore

14

Humanoid

Giant Deadly Wolverine

17

Legend

Animal, Monstrosity

Girallon Silverback

17

Magical Beast

Glinting Astral Construct

17

Construct, Prodigy, Outsider

Greater Red Dragon

17

Villain

Dragon

Heavy Destrier

17

Animal, Horse

Hill Giant Chieftain Lore

21

Humanoid

Incandescent Hellhound

17

Outsider

Intellect Devourer Enslaver

17

Aberration

Jade Scarab Swarm

17

Vermin, Undead

Killer Souterraine

17

Magical Beast

Leatherwing Wyvern

17

Magical Beast

Leonal

17

Sneak

Animal, Great Cat

Marred Rat

17

Disease, Monstrosity, Vermin

Puissant Air Elemental

17

Outsider

Puissant Earth Elemental

17

Outsider

Puissant Fire Elemental

17

Outsider

Puissant Water Elemental

17

Outsider

Rabid Maenad

17

Humanoid

Ragged Scorpion

17

Sneak

Vermin

Raptor Harpy

17

Killer

Monstrous Humanoid

Sahuagin Fanatic

17

Aberration

Salt Zombie Lore

17

Undead

Savage White Dragon

17

Threat

Dragon

Scarab-Plague Mummy Lore

17

Villain

Undead

Scattered Zombie Parts Lore

17

Minion

Undead

Skintailor

17

Construct, Prodigy, Tattered

Squalid Otyugh

17

Aberration

Stone Giant Warrior

17

Monstrous Humanoid

Summoned Monster CR 17 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.

Sylvan Hydra

17

Shooter

Magical Beast

Troglodyte Mouthbreather

17

Heavy

Humanoid

Venting Smoke Monster

17

Outsider, Air

Violet Worm

17

Heavy

Magical Beast

Vrock

17

Outsider, Demon

Woolly Rhinoceros

17

Animal

Xill Despoiler

17

Outsider

CR 18

Creature Name

CR

Role

Type

CR 18 Blueprint Lore

CR 18 Blueprint

Aboleth Diviner

18

Aberration

Aranea Silklord Lore

18

Magical Beast

Argent Locathah

18

Outsider

Assassin Tree Lore

18

Heavy

Plant

Athach Brother

18

Heavy

Monstrous Humanoid, Giant

Attendant Vampire Thrall

18

Heavy

Humanoid

Bahairim Sadist Lore

18

Heavy

Construct

Chain Devil

18

Outsider, Devil

Cave Mammoth

18

Animal

Dark Naga

18

Sneak

Magical Beast, Aberration

Doppelganger Consul Lore

18

Leader

Protean

Drow Conspirator Lore

25

Humanoid

Ebon Dragloth Lore

17

Fey

Fearsome Blue Dragon

18

Threat

Dragon

Fire Gargant

18

Vermin

Fire Giant Lore

15

Humanoid

Forest Giant Savage

18

Monstrous Humanoid

Frost Giant Ursus

18

Monstrous Humanoid

Gargantuan Monstrous Centipede

18

Heavy

Vermin

Giant Hercules Beetle

18

Vermin, Monstrosity

Golden Stag

18

Legend

Animal, Fey

Greater Abyssal Basilisk

18

Outsider, Magical Beast

Greater Shadow Lore

18

Shooter

Undead

Hungered Wendigo

18

Protean

Impaler Wasp Swarm

18

Swarm, Vermin

Infested Treant Lore

18

Legend

Plant

Maddened Tyrannosaurus

18

Legend

Animal, Monstrosity

Marilith

18

Killer

Aberration, Outsider, Demon

Mountain Buffalo

18

Animal, Monstrosity

Naphrogor

18

Aberration

Ogre Sage

18

Monstrous Humanoid

Ophidian Lamia

18

Aberration, Vermin

Pungent Caustic Walker

18

Magical Beast

Rakshasa Ferik

18

Outsider, Native

Razor Boar Herd

18

Animal, Boar, Troop

Rimejaw Wolf

18

Outsider

Savage Black Dragon

18

Threat

Dragon

Scarred Rat Swarm

18

Disease, Monstrosity, Vermin

Scorpionfolk Impaler

18

Monstrous Humanoid

Shield Guardian Towerwarden

18

Construct

Skeleton Champion

18

Undead

Steel Golem Lore

18

Heavy

Construct

Stone Giant Defender Lore

18

Tank

Humanoid

Summoned Monster CR 18 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.

Tainted Mob

18

Troop, Undead, Zombie

Vermiurge

18

Heavy

Construct, Prodigy

Wild Invader

18

Fey, Elf

Xeph

18

Outsider

Xorn Monolith

18

Outsider

CR 19

Creature Name

CR

Role

Type

CR 19 Blueprint Lore

CR 19 Blueprint

Aboleth Slimer

19

Aberration

Aimless Chaos Beast

19

Tank

Outsider

Bahada Jann

19

Outsider

Barbed Devil

19

Outsider, Devil

Basalt Delver

19

Aberration

Bebilith

19

Outsider, Demon

Black Rhinoceros

19

Heavy

Animal, Monstrosity

Blacktail Scorpion

19

Vermin

Canker Beast

19

Aberration

Cavernous Zombie

19

Undead

Chopped Zombie Parts

19

Undead

Clay Kiln Golem

19

Heavy

Construct

Cloud Giant Scudder

19

Monstrous Humanoid

Couatl

19

Outsider, Native

Darkweald Shambling Mound

19

Plant

Dire Elephant

19

Heavy

Animal

Dire Grizzly Bear

19

Legend

Animal, Monstrosity

Doppelganger Butcher Lore

21

Killer

Protean

Drider Grotesque

19

Heavy

Aberration

Duergar Collier

19

Killer

Humanoid

Expelling Smoke Monster

19

Outsider, Air

Fearsome Red Dragon

19

Villain

Dragon

Fen Renkir

19

Heavy

Magical Beast (greay render)

Fevered Hellhound

19

Outsider

Fire Giant Soldier

19

Killer

Monstrous Humanoid

Forest Giant Artisan

19

Monstrous Humanoid

Formian Myrmarch

19

Leader

Aberration, Vermin

Frost Giant Berserker

19

Killer

Monstrous Humanoid

Giant Eagle

19

Magical Beast

Great Turtle

19

Animal, Monstrosity

Grey Ooze

19

Ooze

Headless Ghost

19

Shooter

Undead, Incorporeal

Lich Soul Collector

19

Tank

Undead

Night Hag

19

Monstrous Humanoid

Orca

19

Animal

Patched Shocker Lizard

19

Magical Beast

Persisting Gargoyle

19

Monstrous Humanoid

Plummeting Spider

19

Vermin

Racing Destrier

19

Animal, Horse

Raiju Oni

19

Monstrous Humanoid

Rattleboned Cockatrice

19

Magical Beast

Rhapsody Wasp

19

Vermin

Rot Fly Perpetrator

19

Vermin

Sahuagin Corrupter

19

Aberration

Savage Green Dragon

19

Threat

Dragon

Scorching Remorhaz

19

Heavy

Magical Beast

Scree Troll

19

Monstrous Humanoid

Scuttling Varmint

19

Aberration, Disease, Vermin

Silent King

19

Villain

Undead, Mummy

Souterraine Ripper

19

Magical Beast

Stone Giant Sorceror

19

Shooter

Monstrous Humanoid

Summoned Monster CR 19 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.

Syrinx Nymph

19

Fey

Terrible White Dragon

19

Dragon

Timbre Hound

19

Aberration

Unhinged Allip

19

Outsider

Vampire Patron

19

Undead

Volcanic Skeleton

19

Undead

Wailing Destrachan

19

Magical Beast

Worm-That-Walks

19

Killer

Construct, Prodigy

Xeph Swashbuckler

19

Outsider

CR 20

Creature Name

CR

Role

Type

CR 20 Blueprint Lore

CR 20 Blueprint

Aboleth Ooze Lord

20

Aberration

Anopheles Stirge Swarm

20

Swarm, Vermin

Athach Shitkicker

20

Threat

Monstrous Humanoid

Atrophying Xill

20

Outsider

Bone Devil

20

Outsider, Devil

Boreal Wolf

20

Sneak

Outsider

Cloud Giant

20

Killer

Monstrous Humanoid

Colossal Medusa

20

Legend

Monstrous Humanoid

Deathknight

20

Shooter

Undead, Skeleton

Delirious Maenad

20

Humanoid

Dromite Precursor

20

Vermin

Drow Matriarch

20

Leader

Fey

Ellour

20

Aberration

Ettin Mastermind

20

Leader

Monstrous Humanoid

Fast Zombie Parts

20

Minion

Undead

Fire Giant Bruinmaster

20

Monstrous Humanoid

Forest Giant Tree Tamer

20

Monstrous Humanoid

Frost Giant Scald

20

Leader

Monstrous Humanoid

Gargant Winged Queen

20

Vermin

Gargantuan Gruesome Centipede

20

Heavy

Vermin

Giant Invincible Wolverine

20

Heavy

Animal, Monstrosity

Great Fey Stag

20

Legend

Animal, Fey

Hadal Kelpie

20

Fey, Elf

Intellect Devourer Insinuator

20

Aberration

Lady-o'-Rags

20

Construct, Prodigy, Tattered

Lofty Crown Treant

20

Legend

Plant, Monstrosity

Lustrous Astral Construct

20

Construct, Prodigy, Outsider

Marred Rat Swarm

19

Monstrosity, Disease, Vermin

Mithril Golem

20

Killer

Construct

Mordant Caustic Walker

20

Magical Beast (Digester)

Nalfeshnee

20

Outsider, Demon

Phthisic

20

Protean

Rakshasa Agha

20

Outsider, Native

Savage Blue Dragon

20

Villain

Dragon

Shadow Manifestation

20

Troop, Undead, Incorporeal

Shocking Behir

20

Magical Beast

Sigma Strain Zombie Beast

20

Undead

Spectre

20

Undead, Incorporeal

Stone Giant Ordinate

20

Sneak

Humanoid, Giant

Stygian Wraith

20

Undead, Incorporeal

Summoned Monster CR 20 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.

Terrible Air Elemental

20

Outsider

Terrible Black Dragon

20

Threat

Dragon

Terrible Earth Elemental

20

Outsider

Terrible Fire Elemental

20

Outsider

Terrible Water Elemental

20

Outsider

Tusker

20

Animal, Monstrosity, Boar

Twitching Zombie

20

Killer

Undead

Tyrian Worm

20

Heavy

Magical Beast

Vampire Trueblood

20

Undead

Wight Brute

20

Killer

Undead

Wild Stranger

20

Fey, Elf

Xeph Holdfast

20

Outsider

CR 21

Creature Name

CR

Role

Type

CR 21 Blueprint Lore

CR 21 Blueprint

Bahairim Pain Collector

21

Heavy

Aberration, Construct, Devil, Prodigy

Bloat Zombie

21

Undead

Bringer of Blasphemies

21

Threat

Undead, Mummy

Calliopid Nymph

21

Fey

Capricious Chaos Beast

21

Tank

Outsider

Caustic Green Slime, Caustic

21

Ooze

Common Force Dragon

21

Villain

Dragon, Outsider

Conqueror Skeleton

21

Undead

Drider Epitome

21

Heavy

Aberration

Dromite Ranger

21

Vermin

Drow Duelist

21

Fey

Engorged Zombie Parts

21

Minion

Undead

Fire Giant Champion

21

Heavy

Monstrous Humanoid

Forest Giant Matriarch

21

Monstrous Humanoid

Frostblight Wendigo

21

Protean

Fulgid Locathah

21

Outsider

Gargantuan Animated Object

21

Legend

Construct

Gargoyle, Enduring

21

Monstrous Humanoid

Glabrezu

21

Outsider, Demon

Glacierborn Frost Giant

21

Heavy

Monstrous Humanoid

Gromp

21

Aberration

Hill Titan

21

Monstrous Humanoid

Hybernal Wolf

21

Outsider

Ice Devil

21

Outsider, Devil

Imperious White Wyrm

21

Threat

Dragon

Incomplete Vermiurge

21

Construct, Prodigy

Jann Caliche

21

Outsider

Mangy Varmint

21

Aberration, Disease, Vermin

Mu Spore

21

Legend

Plant

Phasm

21

Aberration

Plains-Ghost

21

Legend

Magical Beast, Great Cat

Pyrophoric Hydra

21

Shooter

Magical Beast

Ripping Turtle

21

Animal, Monstrosity

Rusted Anaxim

21

Construct, Prodigy, Outsider

Sable Dragloth

21

Aberration, Dragon

Sahuagin Visionary

21

Aberration

Savage Mammoth

21

Animal, Monstrosity

Savage Red Dragon

21

Villain

Dragon

Savage Tyrannosaurus

21

Animal

Somber Crool Neophyte

21

Humanoid

Souterraine Strangler

21

Magical Beast

Stilletto Scorpion

21

Vermin

Stone Chimney Golem

21

Heavy

Construct

Storm Giant Squall

21

Monstrous Humanoid

Summoned Monster CR 21 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.

Terrible Green Dragon

21

Threat

Dragon

Torment Wasps

21

Swarm, Vermin

Tornado Cloud Giant

21

Monstrous Humanoid

Undead Raven Flock

21

Swarm, Undead

Vampire Thaumaturge

21

Undead

Vampire Thrall Courtier

21

Heavy

Humanoid

White Buffalo

21

Heavy

Animal

Xeph Privateer

21

Outsider

Xorn Trigon

21

Outsider

CR 22

Creature Name

CR

Role

Type

CR 22 Blueprint Lore

CR 22 Blueprint

Aboleth Oracle

22

Aberration

Adamantine Golem

22

Legend

Construct

Colossal Monstrous Centipede

22

Vermin, Monstrosity

Crystal Spider

22

Vermin

Cultish Worm-That-Walks

22

Killer

Construct, Prodigy

Deepbane Drow

22

Fey

Delg

22

Aberration

Dire Rhinoceros

22

Heavy

Animal, Monstrosity

Doppelganger Eliminator Lore

24

Killer

Protean

Duergar Cardinal

22

Humanoid

Eerie Stag

22

Legend

Animal, Fey

Efreet Fireblade

22

Outsider

Feculent Otyugh

22

Aberration

Fire Giant Flametamer

22

Shooter

Monstrous Humanoid

Formian Khan

22

Leader

Aberration, Vermin

Frost Giant Despot

22

Leader

Monstrous Humanoid

Frost Worm

22

Magical Beast

Ha-Naga

22

Aberration

Hemorrhagic Pudding

22

Ooze

Horned Devil

22

Outsider, Devil

Imperious Black Wyrm

22

Threat

Dragon

Infernal Hellhound

22

Outsider

Intellect Devourer Dominator

22

Aberration

Jourvow

22

Aberration

Lich King

22

Tank

Undead

Mad Elephant

22

Legend

Monstrosity, Animal

Plumaged Chichimec

22

Outsider, Air

Poltergeist

22

Undead, Ghost, Incorporeal

Radiant Remorhaz

22

Magical Beast

Rakshasa Kizlar

22

Outsider, Native

Retriever

22

Legend

Outsider, Demon

Rot Fly Impregnator

22

Vermin

Scuttling Varmint Swarm

22

Aberration, Disease, Vermin

Shrieking Destrachan

22

Magical Beast

Somber Crool Gallant

22

Humanoid

Sonorous Wasp

22

Vermin

Stately Couatl

22

Outsider, Native

Stingtail Wyvern

22

Heavy

Magical Beast

Storm Giant

22

Heavy

Monstrous Humanoid

Stormstrike Manticore

22

Magical Beast

Striped Shocker Lizard

22

Magical Beast

Summoned Monster CR 22 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.

Terrible Blue Dragon

22

Villain

Dragon

Thoraxian

22

Vermin

Thorn Hound

22

Aberration

Ursus Mighty Black Bear

22

Legend

Magical Beast, Monstrosity

Vampire Dread Lord

22

Leader

Undead

Verdant Copse Treant

22

Heavy

Plant

Vitriolic Caustic Walker

22

Magical Beast (digester)

Vortex Shadow

22

Undead, Incorporeal

Wild Witch

22

Sneak

Monstrous Humanoid, Fey

Xeph Mariner

22

Outsider

Yokai Oni

22

Monstrous Humanoid

CR 23

Creature Name	CR	Role	Type
CR 23 Blueprint Lore	CR 23 Blueprint	CR 23 Blueprint	CR 23 Blueprint
Agitated Maenad		23		Humanoid
Allip Hysteric		23		Outsider, Undead
Broken Anaxim		23	Heavy	Construct, Prodigy, Outsider
Cerebrilith		23		Outsider, Demon
Cloud Giant Thunderhead		23		Monstrous Humanoid
Creave		23		Aberration
Darkened Zombie		23		Undead
Deathknight Marshall		23		Undead, Skeleton
Decomposing Xill		23		Outsider
Drider Brute		23	Heavy	Aberration
Droone		23		Aberration
Dynamic Behir		23		Magical Beast
Ettercap Deceiver		23		Aberration
Feckless Chaos Beast		23	Tank	Outsider
Fire Giant Fulgurant		23	Shooter	Monstrous Humanoid
Forest Ogre		23	Heavy	Monstrous Humanoid
Formian Great-Khan		23	Leader	Aberration, Vermin
Giant Legendary Wolverine		23	Legend	Animal, Monstrosity
Glistening Astral Construct		23		Construct, Prodigy, Outsider
Greater Force Dragon		23	Threat	Dragon, Outsider
Hookbeak Roc		23	Heavy	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Hookspine Spider		23		Vermin
Imperious Green Wyrm		23	Threat	Dragon
Livid Spectre		23		Undead, Ghost, Incorporeal
Mauvine Worm		23		Magical Beast
Mirror Scorpion		23		Vermin
Moon-Shackled Mummy		23	Sneak	Undead
Onyx Wraith		23		Undead, Incorporeal
Polyhymnian Nymph		23		Fey
Primal Kraken		23	Threat	Magical Beast
Puppeteer Mind Worm		23		Magical Beast
Ravid		23		Outsider
Ridge-Leaper		23	Legend	Magical Beast, Great Cat, Monstrosity
Sahuagin Highborn		23		Aberration
Saw-Backed Thunder Lizard		23	Legend	Magical Beast, Dinosaur, Monstrosity
Shambling Mound Worldtree		23	Legend	Plant, Monstrosity
Somber Crool Serf		23	Heavy	Humanoid
Stone Titan		23		Monstrous Humanoid
Storm Giant Hurricane		23		Monstrous Humanoid Template:BestiaryTableAid
Sundered Zombie Parts		23	Minion	Undead
Swiftscorch Magmin		23		Outsider
Tattered Seamstress		23		Construct, Prodigy, Tattered
Tearing Turtle		23		Animal, Monstrosity
Tembrimast		23		Aberration
Terrible Red Dragon		23	Villain	Dragon
Timeless Gargoyle		23		Monstrous Humanoid
Tusker Herd		23		Animal, Monstrosity, Boar, Troop
Vicious Varmint		23		Aberration, Disease, Vermin
Vitreolic Slime		23		Ooze
Winter Wight		23		Undead
Xeph Buccaneer		23		Outsider

CR 24

Creature Name	CR	Role	Type
CR 24 Blueprint Lore	CR 24 Blueprint	CR 24 Blueprint	CR 24 Blueprint
Actinic Silverlance		24		Aberration
Anachronistic Phane		24		Outsider
Arcane Weald Treant		24		Plant
Badland Troll		24		Monstrous Humanoid
Bahairim Solicitor		24	Heavy	Aberration, Construct, Devil, Prodigy
Balor		24		Outsider, Demon
Brachyurus		24	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Colossal Gruesome Centipede		24		Vermin
Crawling Throng		24		Troop, Undead, Zombie
Crowned Medusa		24		Monstrous Humanoid
Death Giant Precursor		24	Heavy	Monstrous Humanoid
Dire Mammoth		24	Heavy	Animal, Monstrosity
Doppelganger Contender		24		Protean
Drow Contriver		24		Fey
Efreet Cinderlord		24		Outsider
Fire Giant Thane		24	Leader	Monstrous Humanoid
Formian Defender		24	Killer	Aberration, Vermin
Ghost Buffalo		24	Heavy	Animal, Monstrosity
Goliath Horse		24		Animal
Goliath Stirge Swarm		24		Swarm, Vermin
Gorefang Tyrannosaurus		24	Legend	Animal, Monstrosity
Imperious Blue Wyrm		24	Villain	Dragon
Intellect Devourer Tyrant		24		Aberration
Iron Grate Golem		24	Heavy	Construct
Lambent Stag		24	Legend	Animal, Fey
Lancer Wasp Swarm		24		Swarm, Vermin
Lightstruck Cloud Giant Lightstruck		24	Heavy	Monstrous Humanoid
Maddened Rhinoceros		24	Legend	Animal, Monstrosity
Malsotrian		24		Aberration
Mangy Varmint Swarm		24		Aberration, Disease, Vermin
Onyx Dragloth		24		Aberration, Dragon
Orb Shadow		24	Killer	Undead, Incorporeal
Phantom Fungus		24		Plant
Pit Fiend		24		Outsider, Devil
Rakshasa Abaza		24		Outsider, Native
Relucent Locathah		24		Outsider
Ruskinvor Horror		24		Aberration
Skeleton Deathbringer		24		Undead
Somber Crool Hoodlum		24	Killer	Humanoid
Stone Colossus		24		Monstrous Humanoid, Monstrosity
Sulphurjaw Hellhound		24		Outsider Template:BestiaryTableAid
Supreme Air Elemental		24		Outsider
Supreme Earth Elemental		24		Outsider
Supreme Fire Elemental		24		Outsider
Supreme Water Elemental		24		Outsider
Thoraxian Flogger		24		Vermin (Thorciasid)
Umbrous Grey Ooze		24		Ooze
Vermiurge Supplicant		24	Heavy	Construct, Prodigy
White Lady		24		Undead, Ghost, Incorporeal
Withering Caustic Walker		24		Magical Beast (digester)
Xeph Sky Pirate		24		Outsider
Xorn Spire		24		Outsider

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

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CR 31	CR 32	CR 33	CR 34	CR 35	CR 36	CR 37	CR 38	CR 39	CR 40