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# ''noun,'' something that has been summoned | # ''noun,'' something that has been summoned | ||
#* Usually referred to as a [[pet]], but not all critters in the pet class are summons. | #* Usually referred to as a [[pet]], but not all critters in the pet class are summons. | ||
# ''adjective,'' a power or power set | # ''adjective,'' indicating that a power or power set summons something | ||
#* [[:Category:Mastermind Primary|Mastermind Primary]] power sets are summon sets specifically designed around summoning [[Henchmen]]. | #* [[:Category:Mastermind Primary|Mastermind Primary]] power sets are summon sets specifically designed around summoning [[Henchmen]]. | ||
#* Many [[:Category:Controller Primary|Controller]] and [[:Category:Dominator Primary|Dominator Primary]] power sets have summon powers. | #* Many [[:Category:Controller Primary|Controller]] and [[:Category:Dominator Primary|Dominator Primary]] power sets have summon powers. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:17, 14 August 2012
Definition
Summon
- verb, the act of calling something to appear, often through magic ritual or verbal calling
- In power names: Summon Demonlings, Summon Dire Wolf.
- In power descriptions: Zombie Horde, Fly Trap, Loa Bone, Ouroboros Portal.
- noun, something that has been summoned
- Usually referred to as a pet, but not all critters in the pet class are summons.
- adjective, indicating that a power or power set summons something
- Mastermind Primary power sets are summon sets specifically designed around summoning Henchmen.
- Many Controller and Dominator Primary power sets have summon powers.
- Dark Miasma, Traps, and Storm Summoning each have summon powers creating pets or pseudopets.