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But I tried to test this out tonight in a big battle in SoD. I used the wand a few times, but it didn't summon as many creatures as I had hoped. But I don't know if it was because the wand user was getting damaged, if the creatures were getting killed, or if there is a coded limitation. I may have to play around with it some more later.
However, the charges (and spell) were still expended from the wand and my bard's memory, even though nothing actually came out! So I'm not sure if this is a bug as a result of the five summon limit, but it's something to keep in mind. Any attempt to summon more than five will waste charges / spells.
As for Centurion's case, my best guess is that it was due to just using the wand once. It probably summons a random number of creatures upon its first use. After that, the game checks to see how many summons are in place and responds accordingly - brings it up to five if there are less than five summons, or throws an error message if there are five or more summons.
So I suppose I was mistaken when I thought I summoned more than five creatures from multiple sources. I used the wand twice, but in the heat of battle it must have simply brought my count up to five again.
End result - there does seem to be a cap of five summons at a time (with the possible exception of if it is the first summons of the combat). If a player wants to increase this limitation - or remove it completely - modding is required.
I just stopped playing and started playing my Wrath of the Righteous there I can summon as many creatures as I want. No one claims balance issues and if I want to use touch attacks like ghoul touch it actually works.
Sad that beamdog had to take something I loved and ruin it by literally nerfing ghoul touch and the summon limit.
So sad I loved my Baldurs Gate
I certainly wouldn't say that the changes that Beamdog made took away the fun of the game, though. They just modified the ruleset, that's all. It's sill a pretty entertaining game.
Well, except for the storyline of Siege of Dragonspear. I'm glad to finally finish THAT portion of the game, at least. Now I need to decide if I want to do a solo run next, or try to put together a party for a Legacy of Bhaal run. Decisions, decisions....