Resilient Summoning (3.5e Feat)
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Resilient Summoning [Metamagic]
Your summoned creatures are more resistant to banishment and warding.
Prerequisite: Spell Focus (Conjuration), Augment Summoning.
Benefit: A resilient summoning spell takes up a spell slot 1 level higher than normal. Creatures and objects summoned by a resilient summoning spells gain a +4 bonus to Will saves to resist charm, compulsion, dismissal, banishment and similar effects and treat their HD as 4 higher than normal versus these effects. Additionally, anyone attempting to dispel a resilient summoned creature with dispel magic or a similar effect suffers a -2 penalty on their caster level check. Creatures summoned by resilient summoning spells can attack creatures and objects warded by protection spells (such as protection from evil) and similar effects normally (as if they were not summoned creatures).
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