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It was fairly fiddly and unclear in its mechanics, and elemental
summoning is now covered by the elemental evokers (and possibly the storm
god at some point in the future too)ยท Moved Summon Forest from the book
of the Warp to replace it in the book of Summonings, and added Dispersal
to replace it in the book of Wizardry.
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And matching spell tiles.
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This may not be *ideal*, but it's considerably less ugly.
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Just an enum for Spellforged Servitor while I wait for a tile for it.
(Please, someone get a new mana viper tile ready so I don't have to use
this one again.)
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Summon Ugly Thing was never a particularly impressive spell and the
summon cap changes have left it even more underwhelming these days.
Still, there is a need for a solid midrange summon available to good
god worshipers, and this is a shot at assembling one that might be
more interesting than the ubiquitous ugly things.
The spell can summon either a manticore, lindwurm, harpy (multiples
at higher power), or a sphinx (much rarer except at high power), which
I feel are solid midrange creatures with a shared mythological theme
and some relatively unobtrusive gimmicks (and more of an emphasis
on ranged combat than its immediate 'upgrade' in Summon Hydra).
Somewhat similarly to Shadow Creatures, multiple harpies count as a
single creature for the purposes of the spell's cap, and the creatures
also receive a modest HD boost based on high spellpower (I'm still
somewhat divided on this, unlike with Ice Beast, but it does help the
spell scale more strongly with spellpower that it otherwise would;
perhaps there is some higher-tier creature accessible with high power
that could help bridge this gap on its own?)
As a natural consequence of Summon Ugly Thing being replaced, Kirke
also acquires this spell. This is effectively a buff for her, but as
one of the least dangerous midgame uniques, I am sure she can handle it,
and a selection of Greek mythological beasts are surely at least as
suitable things for her to summon as... whatever ugly things are.
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This was neither a popular nor powerful nor especially interesting
spell, which was basically 'Call Imp, except a lot more of them'.
Making the demons more individually powerful only further steps on
the toes of the many other demon summoning spells that already
exist, so I think it is fine to simply trim it.
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Made in the simplest possible fashion, i.e. mashing the icons for their
summons together with the player summoning icon.
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It's already been replaced in the Summoner starting book, and is one of
the summon spells that mostly just relies on spamming large numbers of
monsters. Alistair's Intoxication is shuffled around in a couple of books
to replace it in Envenomations.
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As this makes git checkouts bigger (there's fully history...), and there's
only relatively few users of tarballs, this commit touches only tiles where
the size was reduced by a factor of 2 or more.
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And make it only ever summon one monster per cast. As a level one spell
it doesn't really need to suddenly double in efficiency at max power.
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The pentagram is yellow to make it differ somehow from actual summons which
look too similar.
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