Enchantment bonuses

[Master Thrower]

Do corpsecrafter and Augment summoning stack to for my created undead with master of shrouds?

[Cog]

Do corpsecrafter and Augment summoning stack to for my created undead with master of shrouds?

Corpsecrafter affects creatures you create. Augment Summoning affects creatures you summon. Unless you find some loophole to allow you to summon creatures you personally created earlier, then no.

Edit: The Strength bonuses are both Enhancement, so no anyway. The Constitution boost and Hit Point boost are separate, so both would increase the creature's HP, provided you find such a loophole.

[Thrice Dead Cat]

To cover the broader question, bonuses of the same type and/or source do not stack unless the type is "dodge" or "untyped."

[Yuki Akuma]

To cover the broader question, bonuses of the same type and/or source do not stack unless the type is "dodge" or "untyped."

Or "Circumstance", if the circumstances are different.

[Curmudgeon]

Or "Circumstance", if the circumstances are different.

And racial bonuses, if multiple races apply.

[mootoall]

Also, synergy bonuses.

[Gorbash]

Wouldn't know about enchantment bonuses, but enhancements bonuses definitely don't stack.

[Curmudgeon]

Also, synergy bonuses.

Synergy bonuses are 3.0 only. That type doesn't exist in D&D 3.5.

[JoshuaZ]

Synergy bonuses are 3.0 only. That type doesn't exist in D&D 3.5.

Hrmm? Am I misreading the SRD?

[Claudius Maximus]

Yeah, but it's not a real bonus type in 3.5. It's untyped, and stacks for that reason.

[KillianHawkeye]

Hrmm? Am I misreading the SRD?

Yes, you are.

having 5 or more ranks in one skill gives the character a +2 bonus on skill checks with each of its synergistic skills

As you can see, it is no longer called a synergy bonus, merely "a +2 bonus."

[JoshuaZ]

Yes, you are.



As you can see, it is no longer called a synergy bonus, merely "a +2 bonus."

Ah, I see. Thanks.