Summoning Guidelines

Summoning magic is any magic in which the mage summons another creature or being into battle for and with them. Summoning magic in itself has certain parameters depending on how it is used, based on the amount of summons that are on the battlefield at one time. For magics that use summons but do not only revolve around summoning, only one summon can be active at a time.

Single Summoning magics deals with the power to have summoning spells that summon one summon. If the summoner wishes to have summons that can take the amount of damage of their spell rank, then they can at most have one summon at the battlefield while their magic is D-B Rank. When their magic is A-SS Rank, they can have two summons on the battlefield. Finally, at X-Rank they can have three summons on the battlefield.


Multiple Summoning magics deals with the power to have summoning spells that summon multiple summons. The downside to this, however, is that those summons have their health split between them based on the spell being used. In addition, the burden of having so many summons active will restrict them to only having one summoning spell active at D-B Rank. When their magic is A-SS Rank, they can have two summoning spells active. Finally, at X-Rank they can have three summoning spells active.

Maximum Amount of Multiple Summons per Rank:
D-Rank: 10 summons
C-Rank: 15 summons
B-Rank: 25 summons
A-Rank: 40 summons
S-Rank: 60 summons
SS-Rank: 85 summons
X-Rank: 115 summons

Damage done by the summons depends on their spells. They can do physical damage only with a stat boost active, in which case if all the summons attack, their maximum damage will be the damage provided by that stat boost. They can also have spells which will come from the spell slots of your summoning magic and which will do normal spell damage. However, if all summons are performing the spell, it will only amount to the spell's damage according to its rank.

In either case, the summons will last for a set duration of time unless they are hit with a spell equal to the rank of their health, which is the rank of the spell divided by how many are out when Multiple Summoning Magic is involved. Summon size must also be divided between the summons in the case of Multiple Summoning Magic. The size depends on the rank of the summon, divided by how many summons that spell has active.

Sizes Per Rank:
D-Rank: 2 meters x 2 meters x 2 meters
C-Rank: 4 meters x 4 meters x 4 meters
B-Rank: 8 meters x 8 meters x 8 meters
A-Rank: 16 meters x 16 meters x 16 meters
S-Rank: 32 meters x 32 meters x 32 meters
SS-Rank: 64 meters x 64 meters x 64 meters
X-Rank: 128 meters x 128 meters x 128 meters

Maximum Duration of Summons:
D-Rank: 3 posts
C-Rank: 4 posts
B-Rank: 5 posts
A-Rank: 6 posts
S-Rank: 7 posts
SS-Rank: 8 posts
X-Rank: 9 posts

Minimum Cooldown of Summons:
D-Rank: 4 posts
C-Rank: 5 posts
B-Rank: 6 posts
A-Rank: 7 posts
S-Rank: 8 posts
SS-Rank: 9 posts
X-Rank 10 posts