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|release = [[15 January]] [[2008]]
|update = Summoning!
|members = Yes
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[[File:Summoning.png|left|A detailed image of the Summoning icon]]
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[[File:Summoning Familiar.gif|frame|A player summons a [[Void Ravager]] familiar with the Summoning skill.]]
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'''Summoning''' is a [[Members|members-only]] [[Skills|skill]] which was released on 15 January [[2008]] and [[Update:Summoning 2|expanded]] on [[31 March]] [[2008]]. [[Wolf Whistle]] acts as an introduction to the skill, even though it is not required to start the skill. It teaches players to infuse the essence of a variety of creatures into [[Summoning pouches]], then summon these creatures, called [[familiar]]s. Each familiar has a unique ability that requires a [[Summoning scroll]], made from a corresponding pouch, to use. [[Summoning familiars]] and creating scrolls gives very little experience, so players must create pouches in order to gain experience effectively, and, even then, it is a slow skill to train. Although Summoning is a slow skill to train, it is one of the most useful skills, not only to help you last longer at bosses, but also to help in training certain skills like [[Hunter]] or [[Runecrafting]].

{{Skill minimum rank|Summoning}} {{Skill 99s|Summoning}}

The Summoning skill has the same procedure as [[Prayer]] in the way that [[Summoning points]] are drained when a familiar is summoned; Much like if a prayer was activated. If a familiar has a special ability, points are also drained when that ability is used. (See the ''[[#Familiars|Familiars section]]'' or ''[[Summoning points]]'' for more details). Like prayer points, summoning points do not automatically recharge, so they must be recharged at a [[Summoning Obelisk]] or [[Small Obelisk]], or by drinking a [[Summoning potion]] or a [[Super restore]].

Summoning affects a player's [[combat level]]. Previously, the maximum combat level a player could reach was 126. When Summoning was added to the game, the maximum combat level was raised to 138.

Players who have a familiar with them, or a pouch in their inventory, have their combat level shown as the following: (combat level without Summoning) + (combat levels gained from Summoning) while in the Wilderness. The reason for this is so that player-killers are not discouraged from training Summoning.

==Getting started==
{{main|Starting Summoning}}

A good option is to start by doing the [[Wolf Whistle]] quest since you will reach a summoning level of 4 after it. However, you can start training summoning without completing the quest.

{{cquote2|For many centuries now, the [[druids]] of [[Taverley]] and some of the [[ogre]] shamans of [[Gu'Tanoth]] have been bringing various familiars from other realms to help them with a variety of their tasks. Of course, the druids being peaceful and the ogres being more 'business-like', they traditionally summon entirely different familiars - what would a druid want with a rune minotaur, for example? What would an ogre do with a unicorn stallion?

Having realised how useful this skill is to the adventurers of RuneScape, they have released the secret of their powers, and now you can enjoy the curious advantages that come with learning the art of Summoning.

Summoning works by 'infusing' the essence of a creature from a [[Spirit Plane|strange realm]] into a type of pouch. When the Summoning pouch is opened, a portal is briefly activated to pull the familiar through to the world of RuneScape, where it is bound to serve its master for a period of time before the portal closes and it is pulled back.|Summoning: The Basics|[[Game Guide]]}}

It has been revealed by [[Pikkupstix]], when you reach Level 99 Summoning, that the place where your Familiars hail from has never been part of Gielinor, yet is nevertheless part of our lives every day. [[Familiarisation]] allows you to access this realm, known as the [[Spirit Plane]], for limited amounts of time, where you and a Familiar can hunt for raw shards. Other races than the druids, ogres, and now the humans, appear to possess some knowledge of Summoning; for instance, the [[Elf Warrior]] drops charms, hinting that the art is known to the Elven race as well.

==Familiars==
[[File:Moss titan.png|thumb|A moss titan.]]
{{main|Summoning familiars}}

[[Familiars]] are creatures that players may summon to help them with various tasks. The familiars have many different abilities, from boosting skills to aiding you in combat. All familiars have a special move which can be activated with [[Summoning scrolls]]. Only one familiar can be summoned at a time, and must be dismissed before another can be summoned.

In order to summon a familiar, players must use the "Summon" option on a Summoning pouch. Summoning [[familiars]] costs summoning points (similar again to [[Prayer]] points). While a familiar is out, summoning points will be slowly drained until they reach 0, again similar to prayer. The familiar does not disappear when the points reach 0, but any right-click abilities will be unavailable until the summoning points are recharged. Summoning points must be recharged at a [[Summoning Obelisk]] or by using [[Summoning potion]]s or [[Super restore]] potions.

Players can talk to their familiars if they have at least 10 or more summoning levels above the required level to summon that familiar, (e.g. a [[spirit wolf]] can be understood at [[level]] 11) with some exceptions, such as minotaurs. Because the level cap at 99 and various other reasons, some familiars cannot be understood. (all summoning familars requiring level 90+ summoning)

The [[Chocatrice]] that could be commanded during the [[2008 Easter event]] is one of the only three creatures that could be controlled by non-member players.

Eek! the spider, which could be obtained by doing the [[2009 Halloween event]], can also be controlled by a non-member.

Non-members can also summon a [[squirrel]] using the squirrel ears obtained during the [[2010 Easter event]].

===Special abilities===
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Each familiar has a different special ability that they are able to use. Some are accessed by talking, using the familiar's special button, right clicking a familiar for another option, or simply summoning them.

:{|class="wikitable" width="90%"
!Abilities
!Description
|-
|[[Combat classes|Fighter]]
|These familiars will fight alongside a player, and have combat levels similar to regular creatures. Until a recent update, a player had to be actively fighting and taking damage for his or her familiar to fight; but now it is possible to safespot with [[Ranged]] or [[Magic]], and still have your familiar fight. Familiars will only fight in [[multi-combat]] areas.
|-
|[[Light enhancer]]
|Some familiars can see well in the dark and will make any light source a player carries brighter.
|-
|[[Boost|Skill Booster]]
|These familiars can either temporarily raise your level in a given skill, or provide an 'invisible' boost that is always active. If that stat has already been raised by a potion the [[skill]] boost will not work. Note that invisible skills boosts ''do not'' allow the player to perform an activity above their level; they simply help the player in increasing the efficiency of their activity at their current level.
|-
|[[Remote view]]
|These familiars can fly into the air and allow the player to see through their eyes, giving the player the ability to see things much further away.
|-
|[[Beast of Burden]]
|A beast of burden or BoB can carry a varying number of items. Certain familiars can only carry specific items, and only abyssal familiars can carry [[rune essence]] and [[pure essence]]. Beasts of burden will not carry items that have an individual value over 50k, but they will carry untradeable potions and flasks.
|-
|[[Healer (summoning)|Healer]]
|These familiars can heal a player's [[life points]] at a given rate. For example, the [[Bunyip]] heals a player twenty Life Points every 15 seconds.
|-
|[[Forager]]
|A forager will find certain items from time to time, and can carry up to 30 of a specific type of item. Players are only able to withdraw items from these familiars, not deposit items in them.
|-
|[[Teleport#Summoning_Familiars|Teleporter]]
|These enable the summoner to teleport to a specific place when talked to. Examples are Spirit Kyatt and Arctic Bear.
|}

It is possible for a Summoning pure/skiller to use summoned creatures to attack others without the risk of raising Constitution experience. For example, if the player had a Desert Wyrm summoned, he could use the Electric Lash scroll to deal damage without having to worry about gaining experience in Constitution.

===Forbidden areas for familiars===
[[File:Forbidden familiar message.png|frame|This is the message that a player will get when they try to enter a non-familiar area.]]
There are certain places where you cannot summon familiars or bring them into:

* [[Falador Party Room]].
* Familiars can't be summoned at a big [[Summoning Obelisk]], although those that are already summoned can be brought to one.
* Familiars can't be summoned at the [[Nature Grotto]] in Mort Myre Swamp, although those that are already summoned can be brought here.
* You cannot bring a familiar into a [[Player Owned House]] in [[building mode]].
* Many locations related to [[quests]].
* [[Entrana]] - The [[monks]] will not allow your familiar or scrolls on Entrana;
* [[Keldagrim]] and [[Dorgesh-Kaan]] stations;
* The [[Elemental workshop (dungeon)|Elemental Workshop]];
* Some [[activities]]:
** The [[Barrows]] activity area;
** The [[Mage Training Arena]];
** [[Pest Control]] - Familiars cannot enter the [[Void Knight]] boats;
** [[Barbarian Assault]] - Whilst playing, familiars are not allowed;
** [[Stealing Creation]] - Can summon [[Clay being]]s inside the activity;
** The [[Tzhaar Fight Cave]]s;
** The [[Sawmill Training]] Area - Cannot bring in [[Beaver]] for the +2 [[Woodcutting]] level boost;
** Under [[Daemonheim]] - You can summon special familiars from the [[Gorajo]] tribes.
*For most transportation methods, familiars will automatically follow you. Familiars, however, cannot be taken on some types of transportation, including:
** The [[Broomstick]] teleporting you to the [[Sorceress's Garden]];
** The Dorgesh-Kaan - Keldagrim Train System.
** The [[Ancient Cavern]] pier entrance. You cannot jump off the pier if a familiar is summoned. Familiars are allowed inside the cavern itself, and players can summon them there or bring them with them when using the [[fairy ring network]] or teleporting to [[Kuradal]] using a [[Ferocious ring]].
* Golrie's Strongroom.
* The [[Brimhaven]] [[Agility Dungeon]].

Some areas are not actually forbidden, but the familiar 'returns to the spirit plane' while the player is there. When the player leaves the area, the familiar returns. These areas include:

*The [[Grand Exchange]].
* Every spa at [[Oo'glog]].
* The [[Varrock Museum]].

==Pouches==
{{Main|Summoning pouches}}

[[File:SummoningObelisk.gif|thumb|A player infusing pouches at a [[Summoning Obelisk]]|frame]]

Summoning pouches are used to summon familiars. The creation of a pouch is relatively simple: the pouch is infused with the essence of a creature, or familiar, at a [[Summoning Obelisk]] which can then be summoned using the pouch. Infusing pouches yields [[experience]] in summoning. A pouch is used up when a familiar is summoned, and it is not restored when the familiar is dismissed.

Note that certain types of noted pouches (bloated leech, bronze minotaur, and other high shard pouches) can be sold to the ogre [[Bogrog]] to get up to 1 shard per 20 gold coins of pouch value.

Below is a table showing you what pouches to make with charms for the best xp/hr and for the lowest gp/hr used and in the order of which to make them.
{| class="wikitable" style="width: 500px; "
! colspan="2"|[[File:Gold charm.png]] Gold charm
! colspan="2"|[[File:Green charm.png]] Green charm
! colspan="2"|[[File:Crimson charm.png]] Crimson charm
! colspan="2"|[[File:Blue charm.png]] Blue charm
|-
| align="center"|''Level''
| align="center"|''Familiar''
| align="center"|''Level''
| align="center"|''Familiar''
| align="center"|''Level''
| align="center"|''Familiar''
| align="center"|''Level''
| align="center"|''Familiar''
|-
|4-16
|[[Dreadfowl]]
|18-28
|[[Desert wyrm]]
|19-32
|[[Spirit scorpion]]
|57-79
|[[Spirit graahk]]
|-
|16-52
|[[Granite Crab]]
|28-33
|[[Compost mound]]
|32-46
|[[Honey badger]]
|79-99
|[[Moss titan]]
|-
|52-66
|[[Spirit terror bird]]
|33-41
|[[Beaver]]
|46-49
|[[Pyrelord]]
|89-99
|[[Geyser titan]]
|-
|66-99
|[[Barker Toad]]
|41-47
|[[Macaw]]
|49-64
|[[Bloated leech]]
|
|
|-
|
|
|47-56
|[[Magpie]]
|64-74
|[[Stranger plant]]
|
|
|-
|
|
|56-69
|[[Ibis]]
|74-85
|[[Granite lobster]]
|
|
|-
|
|
|69-80
|[[Fruit bat]]
|85-95
|[[Swamp titan]]
|
|
|-
|
|
|80-88
|[[Hydra]]
|95-96
|[[Iron titan]]
|
|
|-
|
|
|88-99
|[[Unicorn stallion]]
|96-99
|[[Pack yak]]
|
|
|}

==Scrolls==
{{Main|Summoning scrolls}}

Summoning scrolls are required to perform a familiar's special move. The [[special moves]] the scrolls can perform vary widely and are tied to the familiar. You must have the familiar summoned that the scrolls are tied to in order to use them. Using a scroll does not use any summoning points. Instead, it uses special move energy. You must have enough energy on the special energy bar to perform the action.

Scrolls are created by converting familiar pouches into scrolls at a [[Summoning obelisk]]. One pouch can be converted into 10 scrolls that are tied to the familiar the pouch was fused with.

==Pets==
{{Main|Pet}}

Pets are animals that follow you all around RuneScape and are purely for decorative/entertainment purposes - with the exception of the broav, which plays a part in [[While Guthix Sleeps]], the Saradomin owl and the Zamorak hawk, which both provide protection from respective factions in the God Wars Dungeon, and the platypus, which can be used to obtain caskets. They are very similar to [[cat|pet cats]], which can be obtained from the [[Gertrude's Cat]] quest. The differences are that you have to continue feeding your summoning pets after 100% growth, and pet cats require stroking to keep them from running away, whereas summoning pets do not.

==Armour==
=== Headdresses ===
* These items can only store [[Summoning scroll]]s that are used to attack.
* Combat scrolls stored in headdresses will automatically be used at random intervals when you attack with no cost to Special move points while in a multi-combat zone with your [[familiar]] summoned and when you are wearing the headdress.
* The scrolls stored in the headdress must match the familiar you have currently summoned for them to be used.
* The number of stored scrolls may be checked, by clicking on the "Commune" function of the headdress.
* By clicking "Uncharge" the scrolls will be taken out.
* The '''non-specific''' Summoning items (e.g. [[Adamant full helm]]) can be enchanted by [[Pikkupstix]], for free, to store Summoning scrolls if you meet requirements to do so.

[[File:Pikkupstix_enchants_helm.gif|thumb|Pikkupstix enchants a helmet for the player.]]The enchantable helms thus far:

{|class="wikitable"
!Helm
!Scroll<br />Capacity
!Summoning<br />Level To Enchant
|-
|[[Adamant full helm]]
|50
|20
|-
|[[Slayer helmet]]
|50
|20
|-
|[[Full slayer helmet]]
|50
|20
|-
|[[Snakeskin bandana]]
|50
|20
|-
|[[Splitbark helm]]
|50
|30
|-
|[[Rune full helm]]
|60
|30
|-
|[[Warrior helm]]
|70
|35
|-
|[[Berserker helm]]
|70
|35
|-
|[[Archer helm]]
|70
|35
|-
|[[Farseer helm]]
|70
|35
|-
|[[Helm of neitiznot]]
|90
|45
|-
|[[Dragon helm]]
|110
|50
|-
|[[Lunar helm]]
|110
|55
|-
|[[Armadyl helm]]
|120
|60
|}

To have the item disenchanted, speak to [[Pikkupstix]] and he will remove the enchantment for free.
* The '''specific''' Summoning items (e.g. antlers, lizard skull, and feather headdress) are the only items that require the summoning level to wear, while also giving some other stat bonuses.
* People may use the scroll-storing ability to limit the amount of bank space used for having scrolls.
*Some [[armour]] provides Summoning defence bonuses.

==Locations==
=== Summoning shops ===
There are Summoning shops in [[Taverley]], [[Gu'Tanoth#Summoning|Gu'Tanoth]], and the [[Nature Grotto]] wishing well.

===Pet shops===
{{main|Pet shop}}

Pet shops exist in [[Yanille]] and [[Taverley]]. Players can buy pets and pet food at these stores, but only certain pets (as you get a cat from Gertrude in Varrock after completing Gertrude's Cat).

===Summoning obelisk===
*[[Summoning obelisk]]s (as opposed to [[small obelisk|mini obelisks]]) are fully charged with summoning energy and can be used to recharge summoning points. They can also be used to infuse pouches and scrolls. See summoning points and infuse pouches and scrolls the main article for a list of their locations.

*[[Small obelisk|Mini obelisks]] are partially-charged with summoning energy and may be used to recharge summoning points, but not to infuse pouches or scrolls. They have many locations, such as Edgeville or even, if the player has the required construction level and materials, in a players POH. For a complete list, please go to the main article.

==Acquiring charms==
There are 4 types of [[charms]]:
*[[Crimson charm]]s
*[[Blue charm]]s
*[[Green charm]]s
*[[Gold charm]]s
'''''Notice: Obsidian, abyssal, talon beast, and all Void charms are not regular summoning charms as they are for specific summoning pouches and still require a charm plus the tertiary charm to make. (Example; a Spirit Tz-Kih pouch will require 64 Spirit Shards, 1 pouch, 1 crimson charm, AND an obsidian charm.)'''''

'''''Notice: Click on the charm for a full list of monsters with that charm as loot.'''''

The [[Chaos Tunnels]] are one of the best areas to obtain charms. Players should be warned that the area is multicombat: see the main article for details.

===Thieving===
* [[Dorgesh-Kaan Average Chest]] (requires level 52 Thieving)
* [[Dorgesh-Kaan Rich Chest]] (requires level 78 Thieving)

===Soul Wars===
* [[Soul_Wars/Rewards#Charms|Soul Wars rewards]]

===Slayer assignments===
More information found on the [[Slayer#Summoning|Slayer]] page.

===General combat===
See ''[[Charm gathering]]''for a list of monsters with high charm drop rates.
Common monsters to kill for charms include [[rock lobster]]s, [[waterfiends]], and [[cockroach soldiers]].
===Hunter===
*[[Spirit Impling]] (requires level 54 hunter)
*[[Charm sprite]] (requires level 72 hunter)

== Temporary boosts ==

Due to its nature, Summoning cannot be boosted in most of RuneScape. This is analogous to the Prayer skill. However, in a [[Clan Citadel]] battlefield, the Powerup (skill) tile can be configured to boost Summoning anywhere from -10 to +10, or -10% and +10%. This is the only way to obtain a visible boost for the Summoning skill. This is particularly useful for investigating [[Ancient effigies]].

This boost is only a boost in Summoning points, and while it may be used for the purpose of investigating effigies, the player's base Summoning level is still used to determine what familiars a player may summon. This means that even with this boost, the player still cannot summon a familiar that requires a higher level than their base Summoning level.

As the number of Summoning points is determined by the player's temporary level, and Summoning points do not regenerate with time, this boost does not wear off. However, it is completely removed upon exiting the battlefield. Therefore, it cannot be used outside a battle.

It is also possible to obtain a summoning boost during [[Ritual of the Mahjarrat]] when touching the [[Stone of Jas]]. Since Summoning points, like Prayer points, do not regenerate or wear off with time, this boost lasts even after finishing the quest until a familiar is summoned and points drain below one's Summoning level or until one's character dies.

==Travelling==
[[File:Summoning Emote.gif|frame|A player wearing a [[Summoning cape]] and performing the Skillcape emote]]

See [[Summoning obelisk trips]] for a guide on fast trips to and from [[Summoning Obelisk]]s.

==Cape of accomplishment==
Once a player has mastered the skill and reached level 99, [[Pikkupstix]] (in [[Taverley]]) will sell them a [[Summoning cape]]. Refer to the [[cape of Accomplishment|Capes]] guide for more details. Because summoning takes many other combat skills to raise, untrimmed capes are very rare. Before the Bonus Experience Weekend, very few players had obtained an untrimmed Summoning cape, however several players managed to obtain the untrimmed cape during the event.

==History==
{{main|Summoning history}}
{|class="wikitable"
!width="100"|Date
!width="130"|Update
!width="550"|Description
|-
|[[15 January]] [[2008]]
|[[Update:Summoning!|Summoning!]]
|Summoning was released.
|-
|[[17 January]] [[2008]]
|[[Update:Summoning Changes|Summoning Changes]]
|[[Spirit shard]]s halved in price from 50 coins to 25 coins, anyone who bought shards for 50 coins were given the same number of shards that they bought by talking to Pikkupstix in Taverley.
|-
|[[31 March]] [[2008]]
|[[Update:Summoning 2|Summoning 2]]
|Second batch of Summoning familiars released, timer was changed to a set amount of time per pouch, familiar abilities were boosted, combat familiars now gave combat experience, charm drops added to more monsters, [[Summoning#Headdresses|headdresses]] released.
|-
|[[7 May]] [[2008]]
|[[Update:Perils of Ice Mountain|Perils of Ice Mountain]]
|[[Bogrog]] will swap [[Summoning pouches]] for 70% of the [[spirit shards]] needed to make them.
|-
|[[15 October]] [[2008]]
|[[Update:PvP Worlds|PvP Worlds]]
|Summoning is separated from overall combat level.
|-
|[[6 January]] [[2009]]
|[[Update:In Pyre Need|In Pyre Need]]
|[[Phoenix (familiar)|Phoenix familiars]] and [[Phoenix eggling]]s released.
|-
|[[28 April]] [[2009]]
|[[Update:Summoning Upgrade and Hairstyles|Summoning Upgrade and Hairstyles]]
|Doubled the amount of pets players can have, added familiar timer renewal feature.
|-
|[[8 July]] [[2009]]
|[[Update:Mobilising Armies|Mobilising armies]]
|All functions of the Summoning interface moved to the Summoning icon near the mini-map.
|-
|[[18 August]] [[2009]]
|[[Update: Menagerie, Familiar Controls and Butlers|Familiar controls]]
|A new screen was implemented (the one shown above). A player reaches it by right clicking on the summoning icon and choosing Follower Details. The only difference is that now a player can choose for their follower to attack a selected target. As well as being able to configure what happens when the icon is clicked.
|-
|[[25 May]] [[2011]]
|[[Update: Death Hats, Draynor and Upgrades|Pouch Screen]]
|We've added a toggle option to the Summoning pouch/scroll creation interface, so you can view either all possible pouches/scrolls that can be made or only those you're currently carrying the tertiary component for. This should make things easier for those who already know what pouches/scrolls they are planning to make. The option you choose will persist between logins.
|}

==Gallery==
<gallery captionalign="left">
LoginSummoning.png|The login page when Summoning was released in January 2008
Lore banner 2.gif|The RuneScape banner during the release of Summoning.
</gallery>

==Trivia==
*The [[Update:Run energy upgrade|Run energy update]] on [[9 June]] [[2009]] changed the summoning icon located near the mini-map to [[File:OldSummoning.gif]], but the next day it was changed to [[File:Summon icon.png]].
*Along with [[Mobilising Armies]], the [[Update:Mobilising Armies|update]] on [[8 July]] [[2009]] moved all the functions of the Summoning tab to the Summoning icon near the mini-map. Jagex cited the fact that it was only accessible ''some'' of the time as the reason for the change.
* During [[A Void Dance]], if you talk to [[Jessika]] about what she studies, she will reveal that there are two types of summoning; Arcane and Druidic Summoning. Druidic Summoning is the skill players can learn, while arcane summoning is likely the branch of magic that [[Wizard Grayzag]] and [[Evil Dave]] study.
* Before the [[Update:Troll Warzone|Troll Warzone]] update on [[31 January]] [[2012]], the [[Wolf Whistle]] quest had to be completed before summoning could be trained.
* Before the graphical updates, there was a Summoning icon and what level you are even if you are [[F2P]]. This is no longer valid.
* Until [[7 February]] [[2012]], BoBs were unable to carry any untradeable item, but this was changed on that date to allow them to carry untradeable potions and potion flasks.
* Depending on your Skill levels, it is possible to have a F2P combat level of 126 and have a P2P combat level of 138, being 126+12. An example of a player who is 126+12 is one who has 99 in all combat levels except one melee skill. Say you have 98 Attack, and the rest of your combat skills are 99, your combat level will be 126+12.

==See also==
{{Wpalso}}
* [[Quest experience rewards#Summoning|Quest experience rewards - Summoning]]
* [[Calculators/Pouches|Pouches calculator]]
* [[Calculators/Scrolls|Scrolls calculator]]
* [[Draw order]], a finer point in familiar/player appearance.
* [[Grand Exchange Market Watch/Summoning]]
* [[Summoning/Level up table]]
* [[Summoning training]], a guide to training Summoning

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