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The SUMMON command is used by Warrior Mages to manipulate their connection to the Elemental Planes and to summon aether elementals from talismans in the form of familiars.
Syntax
- SUMMON WEAPON to create an elemental weapon.
After ALIGNing to an element:
- SUMMON ADMITTANCE to add Elemental Charge.
- SUMMON IMPEDANCE to reduce it.
While holding a talisman:
- SUMMON FAMILIAR to summon the familiar for that talisman.
Notes
- Both SUMMON ADMITTANCE and SUMMON IMPEDANCE will cause you to sit down with a roundtime, so be careful about when and where you choose to use them.
- Roundtime for Summon Admittance drops to 11 seconds at 800 ranks of summoning. It was 12 seconds for at least 75+ ranks before that.
- Roundtime drops to 10 seconds at 1000 ranks of summoning.
- Both SUMMON ADMITTANCE and SUMMON IMPEDANCE cannot be used in combat
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