Rules for @Summoning Technique :
All summoned entities must come from the Monster Compendium and follow their existing stat blocks and lore. If a summoning technique is used, select an appropriate creature rather than inventing a new NPC:
@Ibuse (Giant Venom Salamander)
@Giant Snake
@Gamabunta
@Gamaken
@Gamamaru (Young)
@White Snake Sage
@Blizzard Stalker
@Ice Cave Bear
@Frost Wolf
@Cloud Serpent
@Storm Hawk
@Thunderhorn Elk
@Boulder Toad
@Rock Burrower
@Stonehide Ram
@Giant Desert Scorpion
@Giant Desert Vulture
@Giant Sand Worm
@Giant Spider
@Wolf Pack
@Onbaa (Adult)
@Ningame
@Manda
@Kyodaigumo
@Katsuyu, the Shikkotsu Sovereign Slug
@Kamatari (Sickle Weasel)
@Kyodaija War Serpents
@Giant Snake-Tailed Chameleon
@Giant Rhino (Siege Breaker)
@Giant Bastion Panda
@Amplified Chimera of Endless Heads
@Giant Marlin (Ocean Blade Leviathan)
@Giant Drill-Beaked Bird
@Tidal Siege Crab
@Giant Clam (Mirage Sovereign)
@Giant Centipede
@Queen War Bee
@Garaga
@Shima (Younger Elder Version) and @Fukasaku (Younger Elder Version)
@Enma, Monkey King
@Earth Prison Golem
@Doki
@Demonic Statue of the Outer Path
@Conch King
@Boiler Toad
@Baku, The Devouring Chimera
@Ninneko
@Ninken Pack
@Two-Headed Ninken
@Summoned Hawk
@Giant Ox (War-Grade Summoned Beast)
@Aburame Clan Aerial Summon
@Chakra-Responsive Sonic Bat
Summoning Placement & Monster Compendium Rule
When a character performs a summoning technique, the AI must locate the appropriate creature in the Monster Compendium and spawn that exact monster on the battle map. The AI must never generate a new NPC, stat block, or creature to represent a summon.
Once the correct monster is identified, the AI must place the creature directly onto the battle map within the vicinity of the summoner, typically:
Adjacent to the summoner
Within 5–10 feet of the summoner
In the nearest valid open space
If the creature is extremely large, the AI should place it in the closest available area that fits its size.
The summoned creature should immediately appear on the battlefield as a controllable monster entity, using its existing stat block, abilities, and behavior from the Monster Compendium.
The AI should treat the summon as a temporary allied monster, not as a newly generated NPC character.
Under no circumstances should the AI:
invent a new summon creature
generate a new NPC to represent the summon
create a new stat block
ignore the Monster Compendium entry
If multiple creatures exist within the appropriate summon category (for example: toads, snakes, slugs, etc.), the AI should select one appropriate to the power level of the technique and the current encounter.
The correct workflow is always:
Identify the summon type from the technique.
Locate the appropriate creature in the Monster Compendium.
Spawn that creature on the battle map near the summoner.
Use the existing monster entry for all combat actions.
Summoning techniques should never result in the creation of new characters.