Psyuania &#8211; Summoners War Sky Arena

Leo is one of the best monsters in Summoners War, every Summoner wants a Leo. Why? Because of his unique passive skill that limits the Attack Speed of all enemies and allies to his Attack Speed

Tiana is the only Summoners War monster which has an 100% guaranteed AoE strip. This skill makes her not only unqiue, she’s also very strong and definitely crits with her S2.

Teshar – Wind Phoenix

Teshar is one of the monsters for the Giants Abyss Hard Speed Team. He does AoE hits with his passive, therefore he can clear the waves pretty easily and fast.

Verad – Water Dragon

Verad is one of the best beginner monsters when it comes to a ToA Team and you don’t have Tyron the Water Sylph. He’s a very good controller with Freeze and ATK Bar reduce. At later stage you can use him in PvP Content as well.

Amber – Water Battle Angel

Rica is not only good for beginners, she’s generally a good allrounder in Summoners War. You can use her for your ToA team, especially ToA Hard when you need a lot of Dots to defeat the enemies. She has also a potential of an AoE stun to control the enemies. In mid/end game you can also use her in PvP.

Amber is such a good monster, with her passive she deals more damage of the target’s MAX HP per harmful effect which makes her pretty strong in ToA Teams.

Chiwu – Fire Pioneer

Chiwu is a good choice for your Arena team. He as a Speed Lead of 24% and has an Aoe Strip + ATK Bar pushback skill in perfect preparation for your follow up units.

Savannah – Wind Beast Rider

Savannah can be a good damage dealer for one of your first Giants team, also usable in diverse Giants Abyss Team. She brings an AoE Defense Break + ATK Bar pushback.

Bastet – Water Desert Queen

Bastet is just a good allrounder and can be used in Raid Teams, Arena or later in Siege/RTA. She supports her team with a strong ATK Bar push of 25% and Attack Buff as well as protect them with a shield.

Brandia – Fire Polar Queen

Brandia is a strong damage dealer which can boost your Beast Teams and Artifact (Speed) Teams

Top 10 Allrounder

Leo is one of the best monsters in Summoners War, every Summoner wants a Leo. Why? Because of his unique passive skill that limits the Attack Speed of all enemies and allies to his Attack Speed.

Bolverk is neither a damage dealer or healer. He’s both! With beneficial effect he can stack his knowledge to do damage on his enemies and heal his allies which makes him valuable for ToA Hell Teams, Siege and RTA.

Tiana is the only Summoners War monster which has an 100% guaranteed AoE strip. This skill makes her not only unqiue, she’s also very strong and definitely crits with her S2.

Feng Yan is always a good choice when it comes to the usage. You can use him everywhere! His passive, Defense Break with S1, Counterattack/Heal and Cleanse with S2 makes him applicable in many areas of the game.

Juno is one of the monsters which can be used in almost every content of the game. Her passive skill that she cleanses harmful effect and get a Speed buffs makes her strong against many team combination. She can be used in different Siege or RTA teams.

Cheongpung – Wind Art Master

Camilla has a powerful passive skill and she cleanses every harmful effect if she gets a critical hit. She also heals herself and her allies which makes her a pretty strong tank with good damage.

Woosa – Water Pioneer

Woosa is such a great support monster, he has a strong shield equally 15% of his HP for his allies, can buff Immunity for 3 turns and heal them with S2.

Cheongpung is a good allrounder for PvP content and has valuable skills. He pushes Attack Bar back, can increase the cooltime and Defense break the enemies.

Ganymede – Wind Fairy King

Because of his cooltime and Attack Bar reset he is an awesome support for different teams and can be used in many parts of the game like ToA, RTA or Siege.

Top 10 RTA

Vanessa – Fire Valkyrja

Vanessa is one of the Arena Speed Leads with 33% and therefore always a good pick in RTA. Her revive is a skill and can be used even after the first revive.

Miles – Water Sky Surfer

Miles is a great addition in many teams, deals good damage and due to his passive he can even outturn speed teams!

Haegang – Water Art Master

Haegang has an unique passive skill: he cleanses the harmful effect and pushes the Attack Bar of his allies if the enemy strips a benefical effect from an ally. Mostly he will cut in between which is very annoying.

Chandra – Water Beast Monk

Chandra supports his team with his Defend skill, Attack Bar push and speed lead and is a good choice for first turn or second turn bruiser teams.

Oliver – Wind Sky Surfer

Oliver has the Wind Arena Speed Lead of 33% and can do a lot of things to support his team. He can increase the cooltime of the enemies and absorbs their Attack Bar.

Masha – Fire Beast Rider

Masha is a pretty strong damage dealer and counters monsters like Oliver with her passive. As a beast rider she has a “second” life and therefore more change to deal tons of damage.

Velajuel – Fire Archangel

Velajuel is a crazy good bruiser, can cleanse every single harmful effect on all allies with his third skill and supports the damage dealers with his second skill.

Mei Hou Wang – Fire Monkey King

Mei Hou Wang is not only a absurd strong damage dealer, he is also a good counterpick against different monsters which can not oneshot or control him.

Angela – Wind Pudding Princess

Angela is a perfect match for bruiser teams and support her allies with passive cleanse and heal.

Moore – Water Striker

Moore is with his 24% Speed Lead and his passive a good pick for Speed combs in RTA, he can also strip and Attack Break the enemy.

Top 10 Siege

Leo is one of the best monsters in Summoners War, every Summoner wants a Leo. Why? Because of his unique passive skill that limits the Attack Speed of all enemies and allies to his Attack Speed.

Aaliyah – Water Totemist

Aaliyah is the Water sister of Riley and is pretty strong together with Defense-based monsters like Feng Yan.

Nora – Fire Totemist

Nora is a nice Siege unit and can be used either in a defense or offense. She heals, strips, make Dots and can also provoke the enemies, therefore she’s a great support and also very annoying against her enemies.

Byungchul – Wind Dokkaebi Lord

Camilla has a powerful passive skill and she cleanses every harmful effect if she gets a critical hit. She also heals herself and her allies which makes her a pretty strong tank with good damage.

Byungchul is not only strong in defenses, his skills are good in offense teams as well, he will always land a critical hit and heal himself und allies with the second skill.

Helena / Amelia – Fire / Water Unicorn

It depends on your monster box but both ponies are definitely worth and usable for Siege teams.

Mo Long – Water Panda Warrior

The Water brother of Feng Yan is really nice in different Siege teams to snipe fast an enemy and back up heal for example with Bolverk or Riley.

If you’re still unsure what to select, or need some advice on your choice of the 10-Year Ancient Transcendence Scroll, feel free to join the community on DISCORD. We’re happy to help or just have a chat about your new monsters or anything related : )

How to Stay Motivated in Summoners War

Psyuania — Sat, 11 Jan 2025 15:35:54 +0000

After 10 years of Summoners War, we’ve got a lot of updates, patches, new units, events and collabs. But many Summoners are quitting the game every year, because they find it boring, they have no goals anymore or they are overwhelmed with new updates and have problems to keepimg up with the game.

Matching with our latest blogpost “Is it worth playing SW in 2025?” , we’ve got some great tips to get you motivated for your Summoners War journey and keep you going, even after you’ve been playing for years. Because Summoners War isn’t just a game, it’s a community and with tons of content. There is always something to do!

Summoners War can be a full-time job and sometimes it’s hard to keep up the progress. If you’re playing a lot of PvP like RTA and Siege, you need to be active to get the rewards and reach your ambitious ranks. But sometimes, it’s more of a routine and there’s not much new going on, even with new updates, units, and dungeons.

Let’s head down to our tips!

1. Build new units

Com2us is releasing new units every year at regular intervals and we’ve had a bunch of collab units over the past year. We all know that new monsters don’t mean the meta is changing instantly or that the units are strong and overpowered. Many monsters require balance patches to make them even good.

But that’s our point here. Trying out new units can be funny, like when you’re building teams for Dungeons, Arena, or Siege. For example, if you want to play more Siege, it can be essential to build units several times for your offenses. Even 3* or 4* monsters can be useful for Siege offenses and you can test them out in the Guild Battle Research tab and share them with your guild mates. Finding new defenses and offenses for Siege can be tough, but it’s a lot of fun!

Also, if you pick irrelevant or weaker monsters in RTA, the enemy can be overwhelmed and won’t know the monsters’ skills or counters. You can experiement with unusual teams in RTA and just have fun with non-meta monsters!

2. Change your PvP teams

Quite similar to our first point, the second tip is to change your PvP teams. If the meta is changing slowly, you might find it boring to play the same team over and over again or you might not know what to play anymore. In that case, you can test out new units and teams.

Try finding new counters against the meta units or monsters you’re having trouble beating. Lots of YouTubers share their RTA or Siege experiences, showing their offenses and monsters, which is a good source of inspiration to get to know new defenses and offenses for PvP.

Or you could ask your guild mates for new Siege teams. Use the Replay button in RTA, where you can select monsters you find interesting and look what other Summoners are playing.

In Summoners War we’ve got a bunch of units and many of them are underrated. But there’s potential in these monsters. That’s what makes Summoners War stand out — the wide variety and the ability to build new teams.

3. Improve your dungeon teams

Besides PvP, you can also work on your dungeons teams. Are your teams too slow or you’re missing speed teams?Are you’re looking to compete with the top ranks in speed teams or want to be the first? In PvE there are also plenty of options to get things done and work on your personal progress.

Having faster teams means faster runes, artifacts, and rewards!

4. Do something funny

If you’re satisfied with your PvP and PvE teams or you’re not looking to improve them, you can also go for something funny or unusual in Summoners War. For example, you could fill your profile with one 2A monster, evolve all silver-star food monsters to 6-star, play only with Light and Dark monsters or design your island.

5. Find new goals

Once you’ve hit all the goals like Dungeon Speed teams or a certain rank in Arena/RTA, it’s a good idea to find new goals to stay motivated. What’s your next goal? Take a look at your account and see what’s missing. Do you want to have every 2A Monster once or fill out the monster collection as fast as possible? Have you already collected 30 stars in ToA Hell? Or maybe you’re aiming for all the achievements in the game? Have you awakened every monster or evolved them to 6-star?

We all have thousands of possibilities to make Summoners War to a game we can enjoy and set new personal goals.

6. Set yourself challenges

Our last point for how to stay motivated in Summoners War are challenges. Challenges can be very enjoyable and make fun. Maybe you have already set challenges for yourself in other games, like reaching Diamond in Valorant in just one month or playing World of Warcraft on the Hardcore mode. Sure, Summoners War might not be the biggest game or have an open world, but you can set new goals and challenges for yourself.

For example, you could finish the Challenge of Ascension Towers within one week, be rank 1 on ToA Hell every month or get 10 wins in Siege in a whole season. Get creative and see what interests you!

You see, there’s always something new to keep you motivated in the game, even after years of playing. Com2us is always dropping new content, units, and balance patches, so the game’s always changing. Sure, sometimes you’ve got to get a little creative to set new goals or challenges for yourself, but this can be a total game changer.

Summoners War is a game we can enjoy in many different ways, there is no right or wrong. Every Summoner can decide how to play the game. Are you the speed runner, the monster collector or the rank 1 hunter?

We hope that these tips will help you to keep playing the game. It’s totally okay to take a break from Summoners War or to be inactive. Sometimes a change is good for you!

Enjoy the game and the community. If you want to talk about your goals and new reached milestones, feel free to join our SW Discord Server!

What To Do With Dupes in Summoners War

Psyuania — Tue, 19 Nov 2024 20:33:19 +0000

We’ve all been there: you got a lightning and you’re waiting a few seconds to see 5 stars and get a Natural 5-Star monster! But then you realize you’ve already summoned this monster. You’re a bit disappointed, because it’s not a new monster. It’s a duplicate, in short from a dupe.

It’s worth noting that dupes aren’t necessarily a bad thing in Summoners War. There are ways to exchange them for something valuable or even keep them.

In this article, we’ll go over which dupes you can keep and what to do with useless ones.

Useless dupes

Most dupes are not particularly useful, because you only need these monsters once or the monster is not used at all in the current meta. An exception is Siege Battle. In this content it’s really common to keep specific dupes. We’ll go over which dupes are worth keeping below.

But what should you do with dupes that are really useless? It’s great that we can trade dupes in Summoners War. In your Crafting Building → Others, you’ll find the noble Ancient Crystals.

You can only get these crystals by exchanging dupes. The monsters will be deleted and transferred into 300 Ancient Crystals. All you have to do is select the dupes you want to food and click on “Craft.” You’ll also need Rift Dungeons materials and some Mana in order to craft the crystals. The good news is, that you can only feed monsters that are actually a dupe. You cannot accidentally feed new monsters.

Once you’ve crafted the Ancient Crystals you can move over to the selected Ancient Crystals Shop. There you can purchase some valuable items such as Light and Darkness Scroll, Mystical Scroll, Devilmon and more.

What items are going to have the biggest impact on your account and progress? We recommend to go for Reappraisal Stones and Devilmon which are also limited per month. These items will help you to get better in Summoners War and you’ll be always in need of Reapps and Devilmons.

Most of the Natural 5-Star monsters need skill ups before using them and you can craft better runes with Reappraisal Stones. Check out our Reappraisal Stone guide to know which runes you should reapp.

If you’re looking for Light and Dark monsters, which include the strongest monsters in the game, you can go for the Light and Darkness scroll. But keep in mind that there is a very low chance of getting Natural 5-Stars from the scrolls and even a lightning! It’s RNG after all, but with additional scrolls you have more chances to get something valuable out of the scrolls.

In our opinion you can ignore the other items. Sometimes it’s worth taking a look into the 6-Star Legend Runes and Gems/Grindstones. If you’re in need of a specific rune or Gem/Grindstone, you could also consider this with your Ancient Crystals. But compared to the above mentioned materials, you’ll get your runes and Gem/Grindstones mainly from farming.

Useful Dupes – Tier List

Let’s move on to the useful dupes. As we mentioned earlier, some monsters are really good to keep as dupes for Siege. In this content you can use a specific monster more than once for different attacks.

For RTA or the most PvE parts, you don’t need duplicate monsters to succeed. In RTA, you can’t even choose the same monster if the enemy has already picked it. There is one exception, though. If you want to have different builds and traps, you can do that. For instance, you can build a Sonia as a Leo trap in RTA. In Abyss Dungeons on the other hand, there’s no option to pick a monster twice. So, it doesn’t make any sense to keep many dupes for RTA and PvE content.

Which monsters are good to keep for Siege then? (keep in mind that this Tier List might change in the future, as the Siege meta changes)

Must keep

In Siege many Summoners are relying on safe offs. This includes offenses with Feng Yan, Aaliyah or Leo. If you have duplicates of these monsters you can go in twice or more and get your wins very easily.

Good to keep

These monsters are also really good in many offenses and can be used in various attacks. It might be a good idea to keep them, if you already have different teams with them.

Worth considering

These dupes are situational and depending on your preferred play style. If you’re a sniper and cleave player, monsters such as Cheongpong, Federica or Odin are good choices for dupes.

That’s all you need to know about dupes! If you’re still unsure which monster you should keep, just ask our community on Discord. We’re always happy to help!

Second Awakening (2A) Guide & Tier List

Psyuania — Thu, 10 Oct 2024 14:34:38 +0000

What are second awakenings?

Second awakening monsters (also known as 2A) are special monsters that can have a further awakening form by farming the monster specific dungeon in the Dimension Hole.

Only natural 2-Star or 3-Star monsters can have a second awakening. They are usually weaker and not used as often as 4-Star or 5-Star monsters. If you awaken such a monster, it will become stronger than before and its skills can change. Right now, there are 14 monster families that have a second awakening available. Hopefully, there’ll be more to soon!

How to second awaken

To second awaken a monster, you need experience from the monster dungeon in the Dimension Hole and it also has to be fully skilled up. Since these are natural 2-Star and 3-Star monsters, it’s pretty very easy to find skill ups for them. You’ll get a certain amount of experience with every run in the Dimension Hole dungeon. It depends on the dungeon level, but obviously Level 5 has the most experience gain.

You can usually use free-to-play monsters to farm these dungeons to get your second awakening experience.

Tip: Click on “Strategy Info” in the top left corner and then “Strategy Deck” to get some team recommendations. You can also test your teams by checking the “Test” box. This way you won’t use any energy, but you won’t gain any experience either. The test mode is there to ensure your team doesn’t fail and you don’t waste your valuable Dimension Energy.

Keep in mind that every Dimension Hole area has a specific entry requirement:

Karzhan Remains

Only default 4-Star or lower Monsters can enter.

Ellunia Remains

Only the Monsters of the same attribute can enter.

Lumel Remains

Sum of Monster Default Grade

Khalderun Remains

Monsters of each type

Sacreon Remains

Different attribute Monsters

Dimension Hole Energy is very valuable, because you can only recharge it 3 times a week. Additionally, you only get 1 Dimension Hole Energy every 30 minutes for free. There is no other way to buy more of it, not even in real-money packs for example. Sometimes there is a special Crystal-Shop where you can purchase additional Dimension Hole Energy in a limited amount.

Once the experience bar is full and the monster is fully skilled upped, simply tap on “awaken” in your monster box to complete the process, that’s it! The monster transforms into its second awakening form, becoming stronger.

All new skills of the second awakened monster are back at level 1. If you want to level them up, you can only use other second-awakened monsters from the same monster family or devilmons. Both resources are valuable, so think twice if skill-ups are necessary.

Which monsters are worth?

Since there are lots of monsters with a second awakening form that you can use in PvE or PvP, we’ve decided to create two tier lists for each content type. Some monsters are better for PvE and are very essential for dungeon teams, while others are good for Siege content.

These tier lists will help you to decide which monster should be second awakened and whether it’s worth using up your valuable Dimension Hole Energy. It’s not worth using your energy on monsters that aren’t relevant to Summoners War at the moment. Even with the second awakening, many monsters are still weak and unused in either content and still need a buff to shine.

But there are really strong monsters that benefits from the second awakening form and they’re essential for your progress!

PvE Tier List

Let’s take a closer look at our 2A PvE tier list first:

Must Have
Good
Specific (are not bad but can be replaced by other monsters and only be used in certain content)
Useless

As you can see, many monsters are really helpful for your dungeon teams and are powerful in many PvE areas of Summoners War, it’s worth to build them! Then there are monsters that aren’t useful for PvE content and it’s a waste of your Dimension Energy.

PvP Tier List

It can be worth to build these monsters for PvP though. Next, let’s see which monsters are good for PvP content like Arena, RTA or Siege.

Must Have
Good
Specific (e.x. niche Siege Offs)
Useless

We’ve got a great selection of monsters for PvP content, and it can be a good idea to build them more than once for secure offenses in Siege.

Many monsters can be used for specific Siege offs, but it’s not necessary to build them, unless you want to test an offense or it’s really good against certain defenses.

We hope these lists will help you to figure out when and how to use your Dimension Hole Energy in the best way. If you’re looking to chat with other Summoners or share experience with your 2A, our Discord Server is the place to be!

Monster Spotlight: Teshar, the Wind Phoenix

Psyuania — Thu, 19 Sep 2024 14:27:23 +0000

This article is all about the Wind Phoenix: his skills, how to rune, and how to use him.

We’re taking a closer look at the Wind Phoenix, Teshar, because:

– Teshar is primarily a damage dealer and has a particularly high base SPD of 114, which is impressive! Unfortunately we don’t need that much speed for the Giants Team, but it does make it easier for us to focus on the other stats.

– Not only does Teshar have a high base SPD, but he also has the highest base ATK in the entire game at 1098! So it’s very easy to rune him on ATK and he benefits from rune sets like Fatal.

– Additionally he brings a strong 33% Crit Rate Lead which only affects in Dungeons and is perfect for a Giants Speed team. All team members – including Teshar – will get 33% Crit Rate on top, so there’s no need to aim for 100% Crit Rate.

Teshar Skills

Let’s move on to his skills. While his 1^st Skill is pretty standard – it does some damage and has the chance for a stun, his 2^nd Skill does more damage the more HP the targeted enemy currently has which is especially good against mid boss and end boss. But the most important thing is his 3^rd Passive Skill, which is called “Tempest”. It’s an AoE attack and if an enemy dies from it, the cooldown time resets, therefore if he is strong enough to kill enemies he can use this skill again and again, which is great for cleaning trash waves.

And last but not least, here’s why you should build him: he is the Giants Abyss Hard King, which is crucial for the speed team of 25-30 seconds!

You see, Teshar has a lot to offer in terms of benefits and good stats, which are exactly what we need for a Giants Abyss Hard Speed team. No wonder he was one of the most picked units in the past 10 Years Selective Nat 5 Event!

Giants Abyss Hard Team

But how do you build this team? Let’s get down to the Giants Abyss Hard Team:

This team is made up of Teshar (as Lead), Prilea, the Wind Harpy, Lyn, the Light Amazon (or you can use Luna, the Dark Pierret if you have her), Konamiya, the Water Garuda and Wind Homunculus.

The plan here is to clear the trash waves with Teshar as quickly as possible. Prilea comes first and can give us the first defense break. If the enemy is immune to stun, her defense break from the 3^rd skill is guaranteed, which is very important against the mid and end boss. Then Teshar will safe kill an enemy and have his passive “Tempest” ready for the next round. Next up is Konamiya, who comes after Prilea and Teshar and gives Teshar another turn with an attack buff because he always uses his 2^nd skill on the monster with the lowest attack bar.

With two turns and his passive skill up, Teshar should be able to clear the waves very easily.

For the mid and end boss, Teshar can’t take them out on his own and needs the damage from Wind Homunculus and Lyn/Luna. It doesn’t matter, which damage dealer moves after Teshar, but we suggest giving Wind Homunculus a bit more speed than Lyn or Luna, so they will use their 3^rd skill more secure.

We’re using Wind Homunculus and Lyn/Luna because their skills are based on the enemy’s max HP. This makes the damage output very powerful, since the Giants Boss has a lot of HP.

How to build

Obviously, Teshar needs to deal a lot of damage. Therefore, you want to have him on as much Attack as possible, as well as on Crit Damage. For the Crit Rate however, you only need 67% because of his leader skill for dungeons – he gives the whole team 33% extra Crit Rate. Although he has the elemental advantage against water units, you still need to aim for 100% Crit Rate (including the leader skill), because the Crystals in the dungeon waves are elemental neutral, even if they are also blue as the Golems. Fatal runes are the best choice for him. The rune set effect of +35% is a great fit for his high base ATK.

The other damage dealers Wind Homunculus and Lyn/Luna should have also high Attack/Crit Damage runes, mostly on Rage or Fatal to deal enough damage on the boss. Unpack your best runes for them! If you have enough Fight runes with damage stats you can even boost your team with an additional ATK stat of +8% for the whole team.

It’d be great to have Prilea and Konamiya on full Fight runes to support our damage dealers in the most efficient way. You don’t need the best Fight runes for them. Just make sure the turn order is correct and they survive. It’s more important that you give your damage dealers the most effective damage runes you have, therefore this speed team requires really powerful runes.

Tip: if you give Prilea some attack, she will support the team with some more damage.

It’s worth noting, that Artifacts also boost your damage output. Stats like “Damage dealt on Water” and “Crit Damage Skill 2 or 3” can be pretty good, also for Lyn/Luna and Wind Homunculus “CD+ as less enemy HP” is very strong here because they’ll moving after Teshar and the Giants Boss have already lost some HP.

Keep in mind that your Wind Homunculus needs a specific skill tree for this team:

Summary

You need skill ups for the whole team. It’s recommended to invest some devilmons in your Wind Homunculus and your time/energy in Sigmarus fusions for Teshar skill ups to get the most damage and cooldown time for both monsters. The other monsters are 4-Star and 3-Star units and it’s pretty easy to skill them up.

We’ve put together a YouTube video that shows you the runes, artifacts, and optimal runs, so you can get started on your own Giants Abyss Hard team!

But Teshar is not only a Giants Killer, he can also be used as a fast AoE damage dealer in Aiden Forest (Scenario) for farming exp, in the Monster Subjugation for the Wind and Water waves or even against the Water Rift Beast and in Essence Dungeons.

Now you get the idea why Teshar is a really good and essential monster for PvE content in Summoners War and we hope that this guide helps you to build and use him!

You have any questions or need help? – don’t hesitate and ask on our Discord.

Ancient Coins Guide & Tierlist

Psyuania — Sun, 15 Sep 2024 14:05:25 +0000

Ancient Coins are a pretty rare currency in Summoners War. You can use them to purchase items from the exclusive Ancient Magic Shop. There’s a great opportunity for new and advanced players to get valuable loot.

How to get Ancient Coins?

It’s not easy to get your hands on some ancient coins. Unfortunately, there’s no way to farm this currency or get the coins through in-game packs. Therefore, Ancient Coins are highly exclusive and valuable. They’re even rarer than the important Reappraisal Stone, which you can buy from several packs.

The only way to get Ancient Coins in Summoners War is through events that are always time-limited. There are a few events that offer rewards in the form of Ancient Coins. But you’ve got to be active during these events if you want to get your hands on the rare coins. Otherwise, you’ll miss out, and there’s no way to get the coins after the event ends.

Fortunately, the events are designed to be accessible for new players and require you to complete some missions, like farming a specific dungeon or playing Arena wings. However, the amount of coins you can earn from each event is capped. So, it’s important to make sure you spend them wisely.

What’s the best way to spend ancient coins?

The Ancient Coins can only be used in the exclusive Ancient Magic Shop. It’s a shop where you can spend your precious coins and contains many different items from Scrolls to Reappraisal Stone and even Monster Pieces. You’ll find the shop in-game in the bottom right corner of the game under “Shop” and then on the top right under “Ancient Coin”.

For new players, the purchase of monster pieces can be essential. This is the only way to get these specific monsters (the only exception is Fran, which is also a reward from the Summoners Way for all players). Next to Elsharion, the Light Ifrit, and Eirgar, the Dark Vampire Lord, you can purchase monsters from old collaboration events such as Street Fighter, Cookie Run Kingdom, and Assassins Creed. That’s where the name ancient coins comes from, as you can select rewards from the past. The monsters are in the original Summoners War design, so you won’t be able to get the exclusive collaboration design anymore. But don’t worry, their skills are the same.

The Ancient Magic Shop has a great selection of Legendary Scroll Pieces, Engraved Scrolls, 6-Star Legend Runes, and Reappraisal Stones. You can also buy some collectible, such as backgrounds and mounts, as well as cute Harg emojis.

Once you’ve purchased all the important monster pieces (see the next paragraph), we suggest buying Reappraisal Stones with your coins. These are one of the rarest currencies in Summoners War, and there’s no way to farm the stones, just like the Ancient Coins. You can get scrolls and runes by farming, but since the Ancient Coins are so rare, many Summoners are just buying Reappraisal Stones from the Ancient Magic Shop.

Ancient Coins Monster Tierlist

Darkness Vampire Lord (500 Coins)

It’s a unique monster in the game, and you can only get it from the Ancient Coin shop. This monster family doesn’t include any monsters with different elemental attributes.

He’s at the top of our list because the Dark Vampire Lord is a great addition to your early game. He can be used in Elemental Raid Teams and also in your Punisher Team. If you build him a bit tankier, he can sustain and buff your entire team with an ATK buff and the vampire effect. Also, his 38% ATK leader skill in dungeons helps you with your damage output.

Fire Shadow Claw (500 Coins)

Bernadotte, the Fire Shadow Claw, is another unique monster that doesn’t have any other monsters of other elements in its family. It’s the Summoners War version of Ken from the Street Fighter collaboration.

It’s a great monster for PVE and can help you build a fast Steel Fortress team. His leader skill (33% Crit Rate in dungeons) reduces the Crit requirement for the team. Bernadotte is a great choice for solo raids because he deals a lot of damage and also leaves a branding effect on enemies, which lifts their damage as well.

Light Ifrit (500 Coins)

All Ifrits can only be obtained through special methods and cannot be summoned from any scrolls. You can get Ifrit pieces from the guild shop and use them to summon Fire, Water and Wind Ifrit. The Dark Ifrit is a fusion monster, and the Light Ifrit, Elsharion, is only available in the Ancient Coin shop.

He brings a 33% ATK leader skill with him, which is essential for your solo Raid 5 team. Elsharion is also used, together with Raoq, Dusky, and a speed leader, in a niche cleave team in RTA.

Water Magic Order Guardian (500 Coins)

The Water Magic Order Guardian, Anders, is the newest release in the ancient coin shop. It’s part of the Witcher collaboration and was given for free as Water Geralt. The skills are the same, but the Witcher design is no longer available.

For new players, Anders can be a great pick in your first Dragons team and also helpful for your Trials of Ascension runs. He brings an AoE defense break, a lots of attack bar control, and even the ability to stun enemies.

Light Fairy Queen (100 Coins)

You may already be familiar with Fran, as everyone gets her from the Summoners Way. If you accidentally fed her, you can get another one from this coin shop. Don’t forget, you don’t need to level up her skills with additional Fran, you can use any common 3-star fairy for that.

The Light Fairy Queen is a great healer and ATK/Immunity buffer. These abilities will be useful to you right from the start of the game, whether you need her healing in the Scenario, your first Dungeon teams or the Trials of Ascension.

Wind Lollipop Warrior (500 Coins)

Thomas was released as GingerBrave during the Cookie Run Kingdom collaboration.

You won’t see many players using this monster, it can still be seen as a budget Sagar. Because of his high base speed of 110 and his passive skill, Thomas can be picked in RTA to get the first turn.

Light Elite Magical Archer (100 Coins)

Fami, the Light Elite Magical Archer, is comparable to Chris, the Magical Archer. They’re not quite the same, though.

Fami is a niche damage dealer, that can snipe the enemy with her 3^rd skill. She’s the only monster in Summoners War, with a Critical Damage leader skill.

Light Dual Blade (500 Coins)

Frederic is the Summoners War version of Altaïr from the Assassin’s Creed collaboration event.

For that amount of coins, it’s probably not worth buying it. He can be used as a damage dealer to snipe one enemy, but there are better options available. Some players are using the Light Dual Blade in their arena offense.

Darkness Cow Girl (100 Coins)

As with the Ifrit family, the Water, Fire, and Wind Cow Girls are also only available from the Guild Shop. The Light Cow Girl, Loren, is available in a secret dungeon. The Dark sister, Cassie, can only be bought in the Ancient Coin Shop.

Loren, Cassie’s light sister, is essential in the game and it’s worth having multiple copies for different builds and use cases. The Dark Cow Girl, on the other hand, isn’t used at all. She’s still waiting for her balance patch to become as famous as her light sister!

Conclusion

Not all monsters need to be purchased and summoned. Some of them aren’t worth the Ancient Coins. If you’re looking to expand or complete your monster collection or have a unique idea for a team, you can also consider the lower-ranked monsters as well. Otherwise, it’s a good idea to get some Reappraisal Stones to make the most of your rune quality.

10th Anniversary Selective Summon Event – Which monster should you choose? [Tierlist]

Psyuania — Fri, 12 Apr 2024 19:44:00 +0000

Hello fellow Summoners!

If you’re looking for some tips for the new Special Summon Rate Up Event, just take a look into this post!

Today, the big 10^th Anniversary update (Summoners War version 8.3.0) was released. We’re overwhelmed with a lot of events, new Scrolls and even new Monsters – The new 4-star Cyborg and 5-star Hacker.

To make it easy for you to choose your new 5-star monsters in Summoners War, this post provides you with a Tierlist and information about what to choose from the free 5-star event and the 10^th Ancient Anniversary Scroll. No matter if you’re a new player or an experienced Summoner – everyone can freely choose a natural 5-star and should make sure to pick the best possible option!

Let’s take a look at the new 10-year scrolls:

First of all, there is the “10-Year Special Scroll” – You already get 5 of them for free after logging in.

This scroll is like a minor version of the all attribute scroll. You’ll summon a random 3- to 5-star monster of any element, including dark and light monsters. The chances are as follows:

Wind / Water / Fire 3* 71.5%

Light / Dark 3* 20%

Wind / Water / Fire 4* 6%

Light / Dark 4* 2%

Wind / Water / Fire 5* 0.45%

Light / Dark 5* 0.05%

With these scrolls we’re having a small chance to summon a light or dark 4- or even 5-star monster. This is insane, especially because Com2uS treats us with at least 200 free 10-Year Special Scrolls through the “100+100 10-Year Special Scrolls”- event, along with a lot of other great rewards.

If you’re not a free to play player and consider buying the new 10-Year Ancient Transcendence Scroll, you will get one summoning consisting of 10 new monsters. This summoning looks and feels like the one we had for the 9^th Anniversary event, but this time it is the ancient version of the transcendence scroll. This means, all of the 10 monsters are new! No dupes will be available. Yes, you can select one out of 10 monsters you don’t have yet!

Combined with the “Select a 5-star Monster”-event, this is a huge upgrade to your monster collection and your teams. So what is good to focus on and what to pick in Summoners War’s 10^th Anniversary Events and scrolls (this is not a ranking list, just the best monsters!):

Top 10 PvE / Beginners

Leo is one of the best monsters in Summoners War, every Summoner wants a Leo. Why? Because of his unique passive skill that limits the Attack Speed of all enemies and allies to his Attack Speed

Tiana is the only Summoners War monster which has an 100% guaranteed AoE strip. This skill makes her not only unqiue, she’s also very strong and definitely crits with her S2.

Verad – Water Dragon

Savannah – Wind Beast Rider

Savannah can be a good damage dealer for one of your first Giants team, also usable in diverse Giants Abyss Team. She brings an AoE Defense Break + ATK Bar pushback.

Teshar – Wind Phoenix

Teshar is one of the monsters for the Giants Abyss Hard Speed Team. He does AoE hits with his passive, therefore he can clear the waves pretty easily and fast.

Amber – Water Battle Angel

Amber is such a good monster, with her passive she deals more damage of the target’s MAX HP per harmful effect which makes her pretty strong in ToA Teams.

Chiwu – Fire Pioneer

Chiwu is a good choice for your Arena team. He as a Speed Lead of 24% and has an Aoe Strip + ATK Bar pushback skill in perfect preparation for your follow up units.

Bastet – Water Desert Queen

Brandia – Fire Polar Queen

Brandia is a strong damage dealer which can boost your Beast Teams and Artifact (Speed) Teams

Top 10 Allrounder

Leo is one of the best monsters in Summoners War, every Summoner wants a Leo. Why? Because of his unique passive skill that limits the Attack Speed of all enemies and allies to his Attack Speed.

Tiana is the only Summoners War monster which has an 100% guaranteed AoE strip. This skill makes her not only unqiue, she’s also very strong and definitely crits with her S2.

Cheongpung – Wind Art Master

Woosa – Water Pioneer

Woosa is such a great support monster, he has a strong shield equally 15% of his HP for his allies, can buff Immunity for 3 turns and heal them with S2.

Cheongpung is a good allrounder for PvP content and has valuable skills. He pushes Attack Bar back, can increase the cooltime and Defense break the enemies.

Ganymede – Wind Fairy King

Camilla has a powerful passive skill and she cleanses every harmful effect if she gets a critical hit. She also heals herself and her allies which makes her a pretty strong tank with good damage.

Because of his cooltime and Attack Bar reset he is an awesome support for different teams and can be used in many parts of the game like ToA, RTA or Siege.

Top 10 RTA

Vanessa – Fire Valkyrja

Vanessa is one of the Arena Speed Leads with 33% and therefore always a good pick in RTA. Her revive is a skill and can be used even after the first revive.

Moore – Water Striker

Moore is with his 24% Speed Lead and his passive a good pick for Speed combs in RTA, he can also strip and Attack Break the enemy.

Haegang – Water Art Master

Cheongpung – Wind Art Master

Cheongpung is a good allrounder for PvP content and has valuable skills. He pushes Attack Bar back, can increase the cooltime and Defense break the enemies.

Oliver – Wind Sky Surfer

Oliver has the Wind Arena Speed Lead of 33% and can do a lot of things to support his team. He can increase the cooltime of the enemies and absorbs their Attack Bar.

Masha – Fire Beast Rider

Masha is a pretty strong damage dealer and counters monsters like Oliver with her passive. As a beast rider she has a “second” life and therefore more change to deal tons of damage.

Sagar – Wind Slayer

Sagar can be picked in different RTA Teams, with his Attack Bar reset to 0, increase cooltime of one enemy and the consistent chance to provoke the enemy he can control the whole team and support his damage dealers.

Mei Hou Wang – Fire Monkey King

Mei Hou Wang is not only a absurd strong damage dealer, he is also a good counterpick against different monsters which can not oneshot or control him.

Adriana – Water Pudding Princess

Adriana brings a lot of good skils to support the team: Attack Speed, Attack Buff and Immunity, she can also heal her allies and does Oblivion against enemies.

Douglas – Fire Striker

Douglas is most often be picked as a counterpick against Wind monsters or monsters which has lower Attack.

Top 10 Siege

Leo is one of the best monsters in Summoners War, every Summoner wants a Leo. Why? Because of his unique passive skill that limits the Attack Speed of all enemies and allies to his Attack Speed.

Aaliyah – Water Totemist

Aaliyah is the Water sister of Riley and is pretty strong together with Defense-based monsters like Feng Yan.

Nora – Fire Totemist