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Empower - More creatures being summoned (If it has a dice roll attached to it)
Maximize - Full amount being summoned (If it has a dice roll attached to it)
Extend - Longer duration they are summoned, works quite well
Augment summon - Feat that increases str and con of summons, needed to make them a meat shield army
Superior Summon - Feat that allows on a dice roll to get another summon
Ring of Enhanced Summons- Increased summons attack roll and damage by 2
It's not divinity, deal with it.
Very good list. Also, summons are affected by buff spells. While you wouldn't want to cast single-target spells on them, using AOE buff spells / songs etc after summoning should make them even better.
Well, there IS a reason to EXPECT them to help, since you CAN Metamagic with all types or Spell Spec. them. If there is no effect, they should totally prevent you to Metamagic with certain types on summon spells. Yes, that would make system somehow foolproof, but you know not everyone who plays the game is a Pathfinder tabletop nerd. I've learned the rules of pathfinder from zero in this game which was a painful period.