Add summoning features to support different summoning types #3242
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Introduces a new `creatureTypes` set in summoning configuration that defines creature types that the summoned creature will be turned into upon summoning. If more than one type is listed, then the player will have the chance to choose that in the usage dialog. Makes use of Foundry's new `<multi-select>` element for input.
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Introduces a new `creatureTypes` set in summoning configuration that defines creature types that the summoned creature will be turned into upon summoning. If more than one type is listed, then the player will have the chance to choose that in the usage dialog. Makes use of Foundry's new `<multi-select>` element for input.
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[#3242] Add ability to change creature type when summoning
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Added an event listener so that the change event for the creature types `multi-select` triggers form submission like the other fields. Also had to manually set it to an empty array if the value isn't in the submit data to work around an issue with the custom element.
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Adds summoning count formulas to summons profiles which allow specifying how many creatures are summoned, modifiable based on spell level or any other calculations required. The ability use dialog has been updated to display how many of each profile will be summoned and will update dynamically when the spell level is changed.
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Adds a minimum and maximum level to each summoning profile hidden beneath an "Additional Settings" tray. These values determine whether the profile will be visible for a given spell, character, or class level. For summoning on a spell item, it will always use the spell's level. On all other items it uses the character level by default unless a class identifier is entered, in which case it will use that class's level. The ability use dialog has been updated to dynamically refresh the list of summoning profiles as the casting level is changed.
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Adds a minimum and maximum level to each summoning profile hidden beneath an "Additional Settings" tray. These values determine whether the profile will be visible for a given spell, character, or class level. For summoning on a spell item, it will always use the spell's level. On all other items it uses the character level by default unless a class identifier is entered, in which case it will use that class's level. The ability use dialog has been updated to dynamically refresh the list of summoning profiles as the casting level is changed.
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Allows the creature's roll data to be referenced within bonus formulas using `@summon.*` format. This allows implementing a feature like Mighty Summoner using `@summon.attributes.hd.max * 2`.
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Adds a new hit dice bonus field that allows adding additional hit dice to summoned NPCs using a new active effect. This doesn't work if summoning characters because there could be multiple hit die denominations on PCs. Makes a small tweak to how hit dice are prepared for NPCs if they don't have a hit points formula. It will now set the max to 0 rather than 1, allows template NPCs whose hit dice are set entirely during summoning (like Beast Companions & some artificer summons).
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Adds a new hit dice bonus field that allows adding additional hit dice to summoned NPCs using a new active effect. This doesn't work if summoning characters because there could be multiple hit die denominations on PCs. Makes a small tweak to how hit dice are prepared for NPCs if they don't have a hit points formula. It will now set the max to 0 rather than 1, allows template NPCs whose hit dice are set entirely during summoning (like Beast Companions & some artificer summons). All of the active effects creatued through summoning now have static IDs, which should ensure effects are updated rather than duplicated when re-summoning linked actors.
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Adds a new hit dice bonus field that allows adding additional hit dice to summoned NPCs using a new active effect. This doesn't work if summoning characters because there could be multiple hit die denominations on PCs. Makes a small tweak to how hit dice are prepared for NPCs if they don't have a hit points formula. It will now set the max to 0 rather than 1, allows template NPCs whose hit dice are set entirely during summoning (like Beast Companions & some artificer summons). All of the active effects creatued through summoning now have static IDs, which should ensure effects are updated rather than duplicated when re-summoning linked actors.
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[#3242] Allow referencing summoned creature's stats in bonuses
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Adds a minimum and maximum level to each summoning profile hidden beneath an "Additional Settings" tray. These values determine whether the profile will be visible for a given spell, character, or class level. For summoning on a spell item, it will always use the spell's level. On all other items it uses the character level by default unless a class identifier is entered, in which case it will use that class's level. The ability use dialog has been updated to dynamically refresh the list of summoning profiles as the casting level is changed.
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[#3242] Add level limits to summoning profiles
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Adds a new hit dice bonus field that allows adding additional hit dice to summoned NPCs using a new active effect. This doesn't work if summoning characters because there could be multiple hit die denominations on PCs. Makes a small tweak to how hit dice are prepared for NPCs if they don't have a hit points formula. It will now set the max to 0 rather than 1, allows template NPCs whose hit dice are set entirely during summoning (like Beast Companions & some artificer summons). All of the active effects creatued through summoning now have static IDs, which should ensure effects are updated rather than duplicated when re-summoning linked actors.
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Adds summoning count formulas to summons profiles which allow specifying how many creatures are summoned, modifiable based on spell level or any other calculations required. The ability use dialog has been updated to display how many of each profile will be summoned and will update dynamically when the spell level is changed.
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[#3242] Support summoning more than one creature at a time
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[#3242] Setup Giant Insect, Create Undead, & Dancing Lights summons
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I noticed that Xanathar's Guide to Everything's list doesn't mention Danse Macabre, which could be considered as a pseudo-summoning spell. Is this inteded? |
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Continuing the work started with #893, this is a list of additional features the summoning system will require to support official summoning spells & features.
Features Required
Official Spells
SRD/Player's Handbook
Book of Many Things
Fizban's Treasury of Dragons
Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden
Tasha's Cauldron of Everything
Xanathar's Guide to Everything
Official Features
Artificer
Bard
Cleric
Druid
Ranger
Warlock
Wizard
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