Here are some new spells for conjuring up a quick (but not cheap or even necessarily good) army...
Conjure Goblinoid
Level: Magic-user 1
This spell transforms one or more normal animals of animal intelligence into kobolds, goblins, orcs, hobgoblins, gnolls, or bugbears. The magic-user can conjure one “point” worth of goblinoids per caster level; a kobold (1/2 HD) or goblin (1-1 HD) costs 1/2 point; an orc (1 HD) costs 1 point; a hobgoblin (1+1 HD) costs 1 1/2 points; a gnoll (2 HD) costs 2 points; and a bugbear (3+1 HD) costs 3 points; “leader types” can also be conjured for the base cost of the goblinoid type plus 1 point per additional hit die, though goblinoids with class levels cannot be conjured in this way.
Multiple kobolds may be conjured from a single canine, including coyotes, dogs, foxes, or jackals; a single canine may be used to conjure as many kobolds as it has hit points. Goblins must be individually conjured from tiny or small lesser creatures, such as badgers, birds, cats, dogs, foxes, frogs, lizards, monkeys, piglets, rats, toads, weasels, etc. Orcs are conjured exclusively from adult swine – wild swine, domesticated pigs, or warthogs. Hobgoblins must be conjured from small to medium-sized carnivores or omnivores, such as black bears, large birds, baboons, chimpanzees, crocodiles, large dogs, goats, panthers, and so forth. Gnolls must be conjured from hyenas. Bugbears must be conjured from medium to large carnivores or omnivores, such as brown bears, polar bears, lions, tigers, wolverines, wolves, and so on.
Conjured goblinoids have goblin-level intelligence, fully understand goblin “culture,” can speak their dialect of Goblinish and Common, and are obedient to their creator (+2 Morale). They can reproduce among themselves by type (provided there are males and females), often mixing the characteristics of their founding animals into strange and unusual combinations. They do not have armor or weapons when conjured. Once conjured, the goblinoids are permanent, and cannot be dispelled.
Level: Magic-user 1
This spell transforms one or more normal animals of animal intelligence into kobolds, goblins, orcs, hobgoblins, gnolls, or bugbears. The magic-user can conjure one “point” worth of goblinoids per caster level; a kobold (1/2 HD) or goblin (1-1 HD) costs 1/2 point; an orc (1 HD) costs 1 point; a hobgoblin (1+1 HD) costs 1 1/2 points; a gnoll (2 HD) costs 2 points; and a bugbear (3+1 HD) costs 3 points; “leader types” can also be conjured for the base cost of the goblinoid type plus 1 point per additional hit die, though goblinoids with class levels cannot be conjured in this way.
Multiple kobolds may be conjured from a single canine, including coyotes, dogs, foxes, or jackals; a single canine may be used to conjure as many kobolds as it has hit points. Goblins must be individually conjured from tiny or small lesser creatures, such as badgers, birds, cats, dogs, foxes, frogs, lizards, monkeys, piglets, rats, toads, weasels, etc. Orcs are conjured exclusively from adult swine – wild swine, domesticated pigs, or warthogs. Hobgoblins must be conjured from small to medium-sized carnivores or omnivores, such as black bears, large birds, baboons, chimpanzees, crocodiles, large dogs, goats, panthers, and so forth. Gnolls must be conjured from hyenas. Bugbears must be conjured from medium to large carnivores or omnivores, such as brown bears, polar bears, lions, tigers, wolverines, wolves, and so on.
Conjured goblinoids have goblin-level intelligence, fully understand goblin “culture,” can speak their dialect of Goblinish and Common, and are obedient to their creator (+2 Morale). They can reproduce among themselves by type (provided there are males and females), often mixing the characteristics of their founding animals into strange and unusual combinations. They do not have armor or weapons when conjured. Once conjured, the goblinoids are permanent, and cannot be dispelled.
Each individual target
gets a saving throw versus Spells; if an animal’s saving throw succeeds, that
animal is not transformed, and flees thereafter at maximum speed for one round
per caster level.
The material
component is gem dust, sprinkled on or toward the target animal(s), requiring 10
gpv per point used, which is expended in the casting of the spell.
Conjure Light Panoply
Level: Magic-user 1
With this spell the caster creates a suit of armor and weapons out of thin air, up to one additional panoply per level. The spell conjures a suit of studded leather armor, plus one one-handed melee weapon and a shield or a short bow with a quiver of 20 arrows or a light crossbow with a case of 10 quarrels, plus a dagger or hand axe. The panoply appears on a willing target within range. Once conjured, the armor and weapons are permanent, and cannot be dispelled. The material component is gem dust, sprinkled on or toward the target, worth no less than 50 gp per panoply conjured, which is expended in the casting of the spell.
Conjure Medium Panoply
Level: Magic-user 2
With this spell the caster creates a suit of armor and weapons out of thin air, one panoply at 3rd level and up to one additional per level thereafter. The spell conjures a suit of chain mail armor, plus one one-handed melee weapon and a shield or a two-handed melee weapon or a short or long bow with a quiver of 20 arrows, or a light or heavy crossbow with a case of 10 quarrels, plus a dagger or hand axe. The panoply appears on a willing target within range. Once conjured, the armor and weapons are permanent, and cannot be dispelled. The material component is gem dust, sprinkled on or toward the target, worth no less than 100 gp per panoply conjured, which is expended in the casting of the spell.
Conjure Heavy Panoply
Level: Magic-user 3
With this spell the caster creates a suit of armor and weapons out of thin air, one panoply at 5th level and up to one additional per level thereafter. The spell conjures a suit of plate mail armor, plus one one-handed melee weapon and a shield or a two-handed melee weapon or a short or long bow with a quiver of 20 arrows, or a light or heavy crossbow with a case of 10 quarrels, plus a dagger or hand axe. The panoply appears on a willing target within range. Once conjured, the armor and weapons are permanent, and cannot be dispelled. The material component is gem dust, sprinkled on or toward the target, worth no less than 250 gp per panoply conjured, which is expended in the casting of the spell.
Conjure Knight’s Panoply
Level: Magic-user 4
With this spell the caster creates a suit of armor, weapons, and a steed out of thin air, one panoply at 7th level and up to one additional per level thereafter. The spell conjures a suit of shining plate mail armor, shield, lance, long sword, and dagger, plus a mace, flail, or pick, and a warhorse complete with barding. The tabard, shield, and great helm have coat of arms, badge, and/or crest as appropriate. The panoply appears on a willing target within range, who is also instantly seated upon the warhorse. Once conjured, the armor and weapons are permanent, and cannot be dispelled. The material component is gem dust, sprinkled on or toward the target, worth no less than 500 gp per panoply conjured, which is expended in the casting of the spell.
Conjure Light Panoply
Level: Magic-user 1
With this spell the caster creates a suit of armor and weapons out of thin air, up to one additional panoply per level. The spell conjures a suit of studded leather armor, plus one one-handed melee weapon and a shield or a short bow with a quiver of 20 arrows or a light crossbow with a case of 10 quarrels, plus a dagger or hand axe. The panoply appears on a willing target within range. Once conjured, the armor and weapons are permanent, and cannot be dispelled. The material component is gem dust, sprinkled on or toward the target, worth no less than 50 gp per panoply conjured, which is expended in the casting of the spell.
Conjure Medium Panoply
Level: Magic-user 2
With this spell the caster creates a suit of armor and weapons out of thin air, one panoply at 3rd level and up to one additional per level thereafter. The spell conjures a suit of chain mail armor, plus one one-handed melee weapon and a shield or a two-handed melee weapon or a short or long bow with a quiver of 20 arrows, or a light or heavy crossbow with a case of 10 quarrels, plus a dagger or hand axe. The panoply appears on a willing target within range. Once conjured, the armor and weapons are permanent, and cannot be dispelled. The material component is gem dust, sprinkled on or toward the target, worth no less than 100 gp per panoply conjured, which is expended in the casting of the spell.
Conjure Heavy Panoply
Level: Magic-user 3
With this spell the caster creates a suit of armor and weapons out of thin air, one panoply at 5th level and up to one additional per level thereafter. The spell conjures a suit of plate mail armor, plus one one-handed melee weapon and a shield or a two-handed melee weapon or a short or long bow with a quiver of 20 arrows, or a light or heavy crossbow with a case of 10 quarrels, plus a dagger or hand axe. The panoply appears on a willing target within range. Once conjured, the armor and weapons are permanent, and cannot be dispelled. The material component is gem dust, sprinkled on or toward the target, worth no less than 250 gp per panoply conjured, which is expended in the casting of the spell.
Conjure Knight’s Panoply
Level: Magic-user 4
With this spell the caster creates a suit of armor, weapons, and a steed out of thin air, one panoply at 7th level and up to one additional per level thereafter. The spell conjures a suit of shining plate mail armor, shield, lance, long sword, and dagger, plus a mace, flail, or pick, and a warhorse complete with barding. The tabard, shield, and great helm have coat of arms, badge, and/or crest as appropriate. The panoply appears on a willing target within range, who is also instantly seated upon the warhorse. Once conjured, the armor and weapons are permanent, and cannot be dispelled. The material component is gem dust, sprinkled on or toward the target, worth no less than 500 gp per panoply conjured, which is expended in the casting of the spell.
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