Systematic Spell Research Addendum: Summoning  

 

Merchants

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Summoning spells are odd, 
and work in odd ways. You 
will find that the inks 
used in these work 
differently than in other 
spells, though they are the
same ink. You will also 
continue to use the 
standard conjuring 
thickener for these spells.

Ink of the Rhino and Ink 
of the bear both work for 
spells that summon 
bracelets. You will need 
to experiment with them to 
see which works for each 
spell.

Ink of the Cat works for 
spells that summon belts, 
Ink of the Monkey works for
spells that summon rings, 
Ink of the Dal work for  
spells that summon mantles,
Ink of the Erudite works 
for spells that summon 
earrings, Ink of the 
Serpent works for spells 
that summon chokers, Ink of
the Zek works for spells 
that summon weapons, and 
finally Ink of the Nameless
works on spells that summon
miscellaneous items 
including bags. 
If the spell summons 
multiples of the same item 
you will not need 
additional ink, but if it 
will summon different items
you will need to include 
ink for each item up to the
first seven items. If it 
summons items in a bag, you
must include ink of the 
nameless for the bag, and  
then the appropriate inks 
for the first six items.

From time to time you will 
still have a conflict. If 
you find yourself in this 
situation you will need to 
add another ink to resolve 
the conflict. Think about 
the spell and the ink 
needed may resolve itself 
in your mind.