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How about only being able to summon mobs that use Animal Nexus of 2 or higher, but also has double or triple the fail rate, that would stop the player summoning a ridiculous amount or rabbits etc, and only players who have invested PP and trained summ priperly would be able to summon

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first of all i like the idea but ...

 

- Lets take the hypothesis u are at combat and u feel like summoning

 

Well if u consider yourself and true combat summoner u will need to have the conjurer perk just because mana demand of most monsters is extremely high (w/o the perk) and having in mind also that since u are in combat u are going to need nmt cape on. (or the way around nmt perk conjurer cloak)

 

1) at pk

Well u have the choise of starting spamming opponent with rats and break his balls and 2 u can summon acw and pwn him np.

 

2) invasion u can be multied by monsters u cant handle. and start summoning something strong enough hoping that your summons will kill em all before your mana runs out

 

- What happens now

 

1) at pk

u go invis summon acw and pwn "at least 95% of EL players. (and btw there is no pk going, even with most events u got the rule "no summons")

 

2) at invasion

prolly not advisable to summon because of the cost and most monster casting smite summoned. Even if u feel like it, Dis --> go invis --> summon ---> continue playing with your summons

 

Anyway if u feel like summoning something strong while u are on combat there are many stones u can use.

 

And IMHO i believe there are many problems (summoning formulas, or numbers of monsters summoned)about summoning in combat that have to be solved before moving to this subject

Edited by Mistral

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