Kailasa summon oversight?
 

I am sure this question has been asked but is it a dev oversight that Yakshini and Yakshas can be both recruited and summoned? If it is intentional, then the rationale?

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Re: Kailasa summon oversight?
 

I believe the intention is that they were recruitable in the early age, but leave the world after that and must be summoned back.
The spells are available to all the monkey nations, much like the other monkey nations also have access to Lanka's undead and demonic spells.

Whether it really makes sense to be able to summon them in the early age, while they're still recruitable is debatable. The same applies to Nagas in the Late Age, doesn't it?

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I did not know Nagas were summonable as well, because I only play EA games.

Hmmm, so what other nation has units that are both recruitable and summonable?

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middle aged mictlans couatl's i believe can also be summoned.

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Most of the Onis are recruitable in Yomi and summonable by them Shinuyama and Jomon.

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i believe some lankan mages can be summoned.

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Note, any unit which is recruitable has a gold value assigned to it and thus costs upkeep even if you summon it. This includes trolls and a couple other summons as well as all the national summons who are also ever recruitable.

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Kind of points to a troll nation, at some point, doesn't it? Especially since the Devs are Swedish.

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Nope, that's a different one.