Easy Metamagic (metamagic)
Benefit: Whenever you apply a metamagic feat, other than heighten spell, to a spell, it’s spell level is increased by one less level.
1: Choose a school of magic. Whenever you apply metamagic to a spell of that school it takes a spell slot one level lower than normal.
3: Choose one spell as your thesis spell. When casting that spell you do so at +2 caster level, and when applying metamagic to that spell it uses up a spell slot one level lower than normal. You may write a new thesis (and thus gain these benefits to a new spell) whenever you gain access to a new level of spell.
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Enhanced Summoning
Benefit: whenever you cast a spell of the (summoning) subschool, the resulting creature possesses the elite array (placed with the highest to lowest natural ability scores, ie, a summoned succubus has a 15 charisma before racial bonuses). Also, add all conjuration spells to your class spell list. For wizards, add all conjuration spells to your spell book, for casters with known spells, add all conjuration spells to your spells known. For a class with some other arrangement that boils down to "you have this specific set of spells from your class list available to you" add all conjuration spells to that list.
1: When you cast a conjuration spell, you may choose to cast it as a Repeat spell. A repeated spell is automatically cast again at the beginning of your next turn in the following round. The second casting originates in the same location. A repeated spell uses up a spell slot three levels higher than the spell's actual level.
3: When you possess the true name of a creature, you may summon it using the Summon Monster spell. To do this, you must cast Summon Monster using a spell slot of appropriate level for the creature's CR (see below). For all effects, this spell is a summoning spell, and functions as if the creature were a summoned monster, but if killed the creature is dead as normal and cannot be summoned again until it is returned from the dead.
| Summon Level | Creature CR |
|---|---|
| 1 | 1/2 or less |
| 2 | 1-2 |
| 3 | 2-3 |
| 4 | 3-4 |
| 5 | 4-5 |
| 6 | 5-6 |
| 7 | 6-7 |
| 8 | 7-9 |
| 9 | 9-13 |
6: When you cast a conjuration spell, you may choose to cast it as a Twinned spell. A twinned spell takes effect twice, summoning double the normal number of creatures. Any variable characteristics or decisions you would make about the spell are applied to both spells (unless you are summoning a specific creature, then you get two specific creatures.) A twinned spell uses up a spell uses up a spell slot four levels higher than the spell's actual level.
9: When you cast a spell from the summoning subschool, you can choose to grant the summoned creature the benefit of any spell of 6th level or lower you can cast that has a range of touch. You cast the spell you wish to grant the creature (using a spell slot) at the same time you cast your summoning spell. The creature gains the benefit of the spell when it appears. If the summoning spell is Twinned or Repeated, the Imbuing spell is as well. An imbued summoning spell uses up a spell slot one level higher than the spell's actual level.
Summon (Whatever) Variant
Just make Summon (Whatever) a single spell for its type (ie, Summon Monster, Summon Nature's Ally, etc. are individual spells), that can be prepared/cast from a slot of any level. So, Summon Monster is a first level spell that summons a creature from the Summon Monster I list, but you can also cast it from a second level spell slot to get a creature from the Summon Monster II list. Fuck that "nine variations of the same fucking spell" noise.
