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'''Summon Holies''' is a monsters-only spell which summons 1-8 of the following [[holy]] creatures, with the following weightings<ref>{{source ref|0.25.1|mon-cast.cc|6063}}</ref>:
'''Summon Holies''' is a monsters-only spell which summons 1-8 of the following [[holy]] creatures, with the following weightings<ref>{{source ref|0.34.1|mon-cast.cc|8155}}</ref>:
*{{monsterlink|Angel}}, 43.3%
*{{monsterlink|Angel}} (43.3%)
*{{monsterlink|Cherub}}, 34.6%
*{{monsterlink|Cherub}} (34.6%)
*{{monsterlink|Daeva}}, 21.6%
*{{monsterlink|Daeva}} (21.6%)
*{{monsterlink|Ophan}}, 0.4%
*{{monsterlink|Ophan}} (0.4%)


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Seraphim can sustain at most four creatures summoned by this spell. Even though they can summon twice as many allies at once, most of them disappear in a few turns due to the summoning cap.


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==References==
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[[Category:Monster spells]]

Latest revision as of 19:12, 6 July 2026

Version 0.34: This article is up to date for the latest stable release of Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup.
 Summon Holies
Casting noise 5
Spell noise 0
Flags Mons abjure, Monster
Calls forth divine warriors to aid the caster.

Summon Holies is a monsters-only spell which summons 1-8 of the following holy creatures, with the following weightings[1]:

The following enemies cast Summon Holies:

Seraphim can sustain at most four creatures summoned by this spell. Even though they can summon twice as many allies at once, most of them disappear in a few turns due to the summoning cap.

History

References