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Summon is when the player at the top of the agro list has their character moved to the same X,Y,Z coordinates of the creature that is doing the summon. These creatures are generally level 50+ and only generally summon when below full health. The summon mechanic was added during velious.
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To summon is to cause an item, character, or other object to be transported to the summoner, usually through magical means.  
  
There is a cooldown before a creature can summon again but it is very short.
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==NPC Ability==
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Some level 50+ NPCs (including most raid targets) have an ability to instantly summon distant players to their position when their health is reduced to a certain percentage (perhaps 95%). They select whichever player is at the top of their [[hate]] table, not considering subtractions due to range but including additions due to sitting. The player is summoned to precisely the same position as the NPC. This mechanic is very dangerous for casters and is usually effective at preventing killing NPCs solo with [[kite|kiting]] tactics.
  
Many items may be summoned, often by magicians, other casters, or items that can be right clicked. Typically these items are no rent, meaning that they disappear after being logged out of the character for more than 30 minutes.
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There is a cooldown before a creature can summon again but it is very short (perhaps one server tick).
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There does not seem to be a range limit on this ability, but [[Aggro#Eliminating_Aggro|leash limits]] may eliminate aggro and make summoning moot.
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It is possible for players to exploit this ability to get transported through locked doors or other obstacles if the NPC position and aggro can be carefully controlled.
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See also: [[Enrage]], [[Flurry (NPC Ability)]]
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==Summoning spells==
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Many items and pets may be summoned, often by [[Magician]]s, as well as other casters. Typically these items are [[Newbie_Guide#Gear|NO RENT]], meaning that they disappear after being logged out of the character for more than 30 minutes.
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To summon is to cause an item, character, or other object to be transported to the summoner, usually through magical means.

NPC Ability

Some level 50+ NPCs (including most raid targets) have an ability to instantly summon distant players to their position when their health is reduced to a certain percentage (perhaps 95%). They select whichever player is at the top of their hate table, not considering subtractions due to range but including additions due to sitting. The player is summoned to precisely the same position as the NPC. This mechanic is very dangerous for casters and is usually effective at preventing killing NPCs solo with kiting tactics.

There is a cooldown before a creature can summon again but it is very short (perhaps one server tick).

There does not seem to be a range limit on this ability, but leash limits may eliminate aggro and make summoning moot.

It is possible for players to exploit this ability to get transported through locked doors or other obstacles if the NPC position and aggro can be carefully controlled.

See also: Enrage, Flurry (NPC Ability)

Summoning spells

Many items and pets may be summoned, often by Magicians, as well as other casters. Typically these items are NO RENT, meaning that they disappear after being logged out of the character for more than 30 minutes.