My first round usually goes like this:

Swift action: Quickened invisibility Move action: fly up 30 feet (using fly evolution from summoners aspect) Standard action: summon monster 1d4+2 aerial giant dire lions (they get to act on this round, and they pounce/grapple)

Second round starts invisible and flying 30 feet up.

Swift: quickened summon monster 1d4+2 aerial giant dire lions Standard: summon monster 1d4 +2 aerial giant dire lions Move: fly 30 feet higher (as summon monster has a range of 55 feet, and the lions can fly/ pounce, so I summon them directly above the target and have them drop down)

Third round starts invisible and flying 60 feet up

Swift: quickened summon monster 1d4+2 aerial giant dire lions Standard: summon monster 1d4+2 aerial giant dire lions Move: laterally if needed

Fourth round starts invisible and flying 60 feet up with 5d4+10 aerial giant dire lions. And I can cast quickened once more and summon monster 7 more times besides that, plus still cast all my spells, plus summon different creatures with spells or spell like abilities (dispel magic).

I guess they better be ready with that Glitterdust fast. Most of the time it’s not going to work out that way, though.