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Keywords are:  'cleric petition supernals incarnates aspects'

Skill: petition incarnate       Lvl 25 Cler  (28%)
                                (critical)   Requires: continual light
                                Group: Cleric divine conjuration spellgroup
Skill: petition aspect          Lvl 37 Cler  (28%)
                                (helpful)   Requires: celestial audience
                                Group: Cleric divine conjuration spellgroup

Usage:
petition supernal incarnate
petition supernal aspect

Supernals are divine companions who can fight alongside you.  A cleric
must use favor to secure the supernal's assistance and continuously pay
a small cost of favor so long as a supernal remains in his service.  A
cleric can only have one companion under his sway at any one time,
regardless of available control points.

Petitioned supernals are intelligent and capable of making decisions
based on the dynamics of combat, such as choosing which spells would
work best against a given target.  Although loyal, they have scruples,
and they may leave a cleric's service if they feel what he's doing is
contrary to his god's agenda.  Supernals of one god many have
different abilities than that of another depending of their gods'
spheres.

Incarnates are well-balanced companions suitable for multiple tasks,
such as tanking and assisting.  An incarnate has moderate saves, with
a very good saving throw for his god's preferred element.  Incarnates
enjoy talking and may even shed useful (albeit cryptic) information.
They are essentially duplicates of their patron deity, though with
far less power. They are created and destroyed at their deities whim.

Aspects are physical materializations of a god's power.  They are
actually part of a god made manifest and appear as clouds of crackling
energy.  Aspects don't take orders, but they'll follow you around and
fight what you fight.  An aspect can bring to bear a battery of
offensive spells and curses against their opponents.  They are
well-protected against magic and the elements, however, their
existence is tenuous, so they tend to be fragile.