The caster can request up to three kinds of animals, until one responds to the summoning. If such an animal is within the spell's range, the creatures come to the caster and follow the caster's direction for a single task (to fight alongside the caster, to help the caster complete a mission, to keep the druid safe, etc.). The caster names a kind of animal they are seeking when they cast this spell. The creature's actual HD cost is represented in the table as well, and counts toward the total.ĭebuted in the Player's Handbook as a druid spell.Įffect: Up to 8 animals of no more than 4 HD each The animals obey the caster for the duration of the spell, fighting whatever target the caster designates.ĭM's Advice: When the caster describes which HD category they summon, consult the following table. The caster conjures a number of HD of animals equal to their level (every +1 on an HD counts as 1/4 of an HD).
The animals obey the caster.ĭebuted in the Player's Handbook as a cleric spell.Įffect: 1 HD of conjured creatures per level
The caster conjures 4 large animals (elephant, rhino, hippo, etc.), 12 medium-sized animals (lions, tigers, bears, etc.), or 24 smaller animals (wolves, wild dogs, lynxes, etc.). The caster conjures 2 large animals (elephant, rhino, hippo, etc.), 6 medium-sized animals (lions, tigers, bears, etc.), or 12 smaller animals (wolves, wild dogs, lynxes, etc.). Introduced in Supplement 3: Eldritch Wizardry, for the druid. The caster conjures 1 large animal (elephant, rhino, hippo, etc.), 3 medium-sized animals (lions, tigers, bears, etc.), or six smaller animals (wolves, wild dogs, lynxes, etc.). Spell Level 6 (cleric, anti-cleric, illusionist) or 4 (druid).Dragon Magazine #1 introduced this spell to the Illusionist spell list. Druids can use an identical spell called Animal Summoning I, at a lower level, introduced in Supplement 3: Eldritch Wizardry. The spell is introduced in Supplement I: Greyhawk as a cleric spell. Original D&D Conjure Animals / Animal Summoning I 1.1 Conjure Animals / Animal Summoning I.
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