Anatomy | This theme makes your creatures appear like anatomical models, removing their skin and exposing their organs to the world. This can also include illusory text that indicates the name of various body parts. (Credit: chinlamp) | Seeing your creature's exposed organs induces feelings of disgust in other beings, they are reluctant to look at your creature and have a tendency to focus on other things instead. This applies even to those normally accustomed to such sights, like doctors or forensic surgeons. |
Angel | Your creature gains angelic features. This can mean white wings, a halo, a white/gold/silver aura, glowing skin, silver or golden eyes, etc. | When your creatures die or are unsummoned, they leave behind a blessed zone, equal in diameter to their size plus one meter. Any ally that stands in that zone finds themselves slightly faster, tougher, and able to endure longer, equal to about a 5% increase on their base stats. This effect does not stack with itself. |
Balloon | The balloon theme transforms your creature to make them look as if they are made out of balloons, akin to balloon animals made by performers for parties, etc. (Credit: Omnimercurial) | Gravity is lighter for those with this theme, as if Helium-filled Balloons, give a Moon-like Leap and Fall effect, giving higher and longer jumps with extended air time. |
Cloth | Your creatures appear to be made of various types of cloth and textile. It could be, cotton, nylon, silk, wool, etc... But it can also include buttons, zippers, belts, knots, or any other such things. | Your creature gains a 50% resistance to bludgeoning damage |
Costume | Your creatures look like empty costumes of themselves that move on their own. This can range from fully realistic costumes, to even animatronic, but can also resemble themed park mascots or even muppets. In all cases, your creatures cannot be mistaken for normal beings, the difference is made obvious by gaps in the costume, overlapping fabric, or badly hidden articulation. (Credit: Doccer) | Your creatures can be opened and their interior is hollow. Items or beings can be put inside and are protected from attack while inside. Should the creature be unsummoned while it contains something it is left behind. If you possess the Free Modification power you cannot dismiss this theme as long as the creature contains something. |
Demon | Your creature gains demonic features. This can mean red skin, horns, bat wings, spade tails, flaming eyes, etc. | When your creatures die or are unsummoned, they leave behind a cursed zone, equal in diameter to their size plus one meter. Any enemy that stands in that zone finds themselves slightly slower, weaker and runs out of stamina faster, equal to about a 5% decrease in their base stats. This effect does not stack with itself. |
Drawing | Your creatures appear as if drawn in the air. They appear two-dimensional from any angle but in true remain, three-dimensional creatures, and on touch possess a texture in accord with their look. The type of drawing can vary from cartoon to painting but also graffiti or charcoal drawing. | Your creatures can become two-dimensional to move along a solid flat surface. They are still subject to gravity in that state. |
Earth | Your creatures look like they are made of the ground beneath you. Be that looking like a pile of dirt and rock come to life in the rough shape of the creature, like a sculpture made of unfired clay, or even as though the asphalt and sidewalk of a road got up and decided to walk away. They are not made of such, simply appearing to be, nor can they manipulate the earth in any way. | When your creature walks on the ground it creates tremors that can destabilize creatures smaller than it within a radius equal to twice its size. |
Feather | Feathers and other bird features cover your creatures, replacing fur or any other body covering. This may also include vestigial wings, bird-like claws, or even a beak. | Your creatures gain the ability to slowly glide in the air. If a creature already could fly, it gains a 10% boost of its speed. |
Fire | Your creatures look like they are made of flames, in whatever color you choose. They can be a fully solid inferno of fire, an empty shell of flame, or even barely there, only the outlines and contours of their body are made of flame, while the rest is just a haze of shimmering heat. This look is just that, however, a look, as they are still fully solid and not made of fire. They do not burn, nor are they even hot to the touch beyond what is normal for their species. They cannot manipulate fire in any way. | Your creature's natural weapon and handheld weapon are surrounded by fiery energy that deals additional damage when they land an attack and leave persistent burns. |
Forcefield | Your creatures are made of forcefields. Either one with a complex shape, or multiple small ones. They can be of any color but blue and green are the most common and they are semi-transparent. | Your creature can freely ignore any forcefield that could hinder them. |
Glass | Your creatures become transparent like glass. This does not make them invisible. The glass quality can vary, can include mirror-like effects, stain glass, or even crystal effects. | Your creatures become immune to all light-based attacks, any such attack passes right through them. Any such attack can still damage their environment after passing through. |
Ice | Your creatures look like ice sculptures of themselves, quality of sculpting, and clarity of ice decided when summoned. They still move and act as normal. | Your creatures are lighter and faster, able to slip and slide around as they move. This comes at the cost of hitting slightly less hard due to reduced weight. |
Machine | Metal and plastic are now the main components of your creatures. They look like robots, clockwork toys, or even vehicles. They can have gear, pistons, doors, or even wheels. | Your creatures become immune to all poison and diseases. They also no longer need to breathe. |
Mystic | This theme gives your creatures a magical flair. This includes mystical tattoos, ioun stone floating around them, embedded gems in their body, amulets around their neck, glowing lines under their skin, etc... | Your creatures gain a 5% bonus to the effectiveness of their magical power, this includes damage, healing, benefits granted, and difficulty to resist. |
Oiled | With this theme, your creatures appear fatter, maybe even excessively so, and covered in a sheen of oil. This can be sunblock, body lotion, engine oil, etc. (Credit: Omnimercurial) | Your creatures became extremely slippery, this makes grappling them considerably harder, but not impossible. This may also permit them to slid upon flat surfaces. |
Paper | With this theme, your creature appears as if made of paper. Origami is the most obvious, but a mass of confetti is possible, stacks of cut paper, or even multiple cardboard boxes. The type of paper and the color can vary too, glossy, vellum, gift wrapping, postcard even paper money. | Your creatures can absorb loose paper to regain health. |
Screen Time | This theme is very varied it gives your creatures the appearance of coming out of the TV screen. It includes movie special effects as if incrusted on a green screen, stop-motion, or black and white movie. But also video game looks such as pixel art, Minecraft cube, vire frame or PS1 3D. In all cases, your creatures look wrong and can't pass for normal. | Your creatures became more image than real, they have a 50% chance to ignore any physical attack, passing right through them. |
Shadow | This theme makes your creatures appear as solids masses of shadow and darkness. They lose nearly all defining features except for their basic body shape. Their eyes, teeth, and claws may be the only thing not made of shadow, purple eyes, pure white teeth, or red claws are good examples. | Your creatures can see no matter the level of light, in perfect darkness, they simply see in shades of black and white. This does not allow them to see through opaque objects. |
Statue | The appearance of your creature mimics stone statues, be it marble, granite, clay, porcelain, or obsidian. This is different from the earth theme because it represents worked stone, with chisel marks, ornaments, or symbols. | When you creatures stand motionless they appear as inanimate objects even if people have seen them move before, and they ignore their presence |
Stretched | This theme modifies the apparent proportion of your creatures. Their limb and body are stretched out or deformed. It can be limbs much too tin, a compressed head, or the torso twisted into a spiral. This is similar to the effect produced by a funhouse mirror. But like all themes, this is only cosmetic, and your creatures a perfectly fine. (Credit: chinlamp) | Your creatures can stretch their limbs up to twice their own size to strike from afar. They can compress themselves to reduce their profile, but they can't maintain that for more than 1 minute at a time. |
Swarm | This theme makes your creatures look like a swarm or insects and vermin Tide, a flock of bats or birds, or a school of Fish if in or under Water. (Credit: Omnimercurial) | Your creature gains a 50% resistance to piercing and slashing damage |
Toy | With this theme, your creatures appear as if they were toys. This can mean plastic soldiers with big ball joints, plushy with button eyes, wooden puppets with leftover strings attached, or even remote-controlled cars with a big antenna. | Your creatures emit an aura that makes them look less dangerous. This is not absolute and seeing them commit destructive action could overcome that effect. |
Undead | This theme appears to transform your creatures into undead. Walking skeletons, stumbling zombies, terrifying mummies, or ghosts (but they still are solid unless naturally intangible). This can also be more subtle with simply pale skin, sunken eyes, and disturbing odor. | When your creatures deal damage to a living creature by touching them with any part of their body they regenerate health for as much damage dealt. |
Uniform | This theme gives your creatures a uniform. Whether this uniform is military, emergency, or civilian-based is up to you at the time of summoning, as is whether the uniform is generic from Earth or matches with the specific world you're in. (Credit: chinlamp) | People who see your creatures assume they belong to the profession of the uniform they are wearing and treat them as such. A dog with a stethoscope and scrubs will be assumed to be a doctor, for example. This does not stop people from thinking of the creatures as enemies, or even attacking them, nor does it stop them from recognizing them as non-humans, but they see the uniform first and foremost, before the fact that it isn't a human underneath. |
Warrior | With this theme, your creatures take on the appearance of hardened warriors. This includes bulging muscles, scars all over their bodies, leather belts, or even (non-functional) ammunition belts. Aggressive-looking tattoos are also appropriate, such as predator animals, skulls, anchors, or even tribal designs. | Once enhanced this theme grants a 5% bonus to your creature's strength and basic instincts related to combat to those that do not possess them. |
Water | Your creature appears to be made of water. Whether your creature looks like it's made of churning seawater, calm clear water, or even green swamp water it is not actually made of that substance and is in fact as solid as its base form. They cannot manipulate liquids in any way. | Your creatures gain the ability to engulf creatures of their size or smaller, suffocating them should they not be able to breathe underwater, but anything able to swim can break free rather easily. |
Weapon | With this theme, your creature appears as if composed of a multitude of weapons and armor pieces. It can be elegant with each weapon positioned perfectly, knife for claw, whip for tails, greaves for legs, etc. Or it can be chaotic, with all the weapons mixed haphazardly in the shape of the creature. | Any weapons that strike your creature become trapped in their bodies and are slowly absorbed reinforcing your creatures at the same time. |
FAQs
How to unlock smn? ›
How do you unlock Summoner? To unlock Summoner, you will need to first reach level 30 with the Arcanist class. In order to unlock Arcanist, you can find the first quest, "Way of the Arcanist," by speaking with Murie at the Arcanist's Guild in Limsa Lominsa Lower Decks (x4.5, y11.2).
What is the quest to unlock Summoner? ›Once you have met the class level requirements, go to the Arcanist's Guild in Limsa Limsona and complete the level 30 Arcanist class quest. After that quest is complete the quest to become a Summoner will unlock which will grant you the Summoner's Soul Crystal which you equip to become a Summoner.
How to get faded grimoire Remnant 2? ›You need to purchase an item called the Faded Grimoire from a Blood Altar you can find in Yaesha, near the Root Nexus. You may have already discovered it in your travels, but purchasing anything from it requires strange items called Blood Moon Residues. You need 15 of them to purchase the Grimoire.
What is the quest to get Umbra? ›As for the quest itself, it's called Vile Whispers. It starts by reading the Vigilant's Report at Champions Rest. If you do not have Champions Rest as a location, head into the Creation Club and look for the Umbra pack.
How do you get Royal Summoner? ›Royal Summoner is the class of Melia. The Blade of the Royal Summoner class is the Elemental Staff, which is Melia's World Ender from Xenoblade Chronicles: Future Connected. It is unlocked by going to the Main Castle Gate in Keves Castle after completing the main story, or in New Game +.
How do you get the Summoner? ›How to get The Summoner in Destiny 2. Players must participate in Trials of Osiris, a 3v3 PvP mode only available between Friday and Tuesday reset times. As players complete games and increase their rank with Saint-14, they'll acquire Trials Engrams which can be focused into specific rewards like The Summoner.
How do you unlock the summoner archetype? ›Similar to the Gunslinger Archetype in Remnant 2, you are required to craft the Tome of the Bringer to unlock the Summoner Archetype. This can be done with Wallance from Ward 13 and costs 1,000 Scrap, 10 Lumenite Crystals, and a special item called the Faded Grimoire, which can be purchased from Yaesha.
How to unlock summons in FFXI? ›Upon reaching level 30, a player can accept the quest "I Can Hear a Rainbow" to become a Summoner. The player must first find a Carbuncle Ruby, a gem dropped by leeches. It is a rare item and can take several hours to find.
How to get the summoner? ›How to get The Summoner in Destiny 2. Players must participate in Trials of Osiris, a 3v3 PvP mode only available between Friday and Tuesday reset times. As players complete games and increase their rank with Saint-14, they'll acquire Trials Engrams which can be focused into specific rewards like The Summoner.
How do you unlock opening the maw? ›Once you complete the Shadowlands Campaign quests, a portal to The Maw will open in Oribos. You can access the newly unlocked zone by jumping into the Soul Pillar from the second layer of Oribos.