All you have to do is follow the fusion recipe (you can find the info in-game or here). The fusion material just needs to be 5-stars and level 35, skill-ups are not needed. Once you’ve got everything ready, just head to the Fusion Hexagram on your island to perform the summoning and get your Dark Ifrit.

It’s definitely worth to make use of the fusion event for new players. You get all the materials you need for the fusion, so you don’t have to spend too much time and resources on it.

And he’s definitely worth the fusion! Veromos is such a strong monster with an impressive passive skill. In this article, we’ll show you why you should fuse and how to use him and which runes and artifacts have the most impact on him.

Let’s start by taking a look at his skills:

Veromos Skills

Leader Skill

First things first: his leader skill increases the HP by 33% to ally monsters in every content, which is a great addition and brings sustain to your team. His leader skill can be used in every content area in Summoners War.

First Skill

Next, his first skill “Mega Smash” has a 50% chance (with skill ups up to 75%) of inflicting continuous damage for 2 turns on the enemy. It’s a pretty decent skill to get more damage on the enemy through Dots. On top of that, the skill gets stronger in line with the attack speed.

Second Skill

His second skill, “Super Crush” is more interesting and more powerful. It’s an AoE attack on all enemies, and there’s a 40% chance (with skill ups up to 70%) to stun them. If the enemy is not stunned, he’ll reduce the Attack Bar by 50% with a 100% chance instead.

So, even if you don’t get the stun, you will get the Attack Bar reduced, which is pretty strong! Attack Bar reduce skills are really important, especially in PvP fights you want to limit the enemy’s movement and attacks. If you manage to stun all of your enemies, it’s an incredible defensive move that prevents them from attacking you.

Passive Skill

After his powerful second skill, the passive skill “Conversion of Magic” is following up. This skill makes Veromos a strong monster in many areas of Summoners War. His passive skill lets him remove harmful effects from all allies each turn, and it also lets them recover 5% of their HP for each harmful effect removed.

However, this doesn’t apply to inability effects like Stun, Sleep or Freeze. He can also cleanse Dots, Defense Breaks, Attack Breaks, Slows and other effects. For every harmful effect that remains on the ally after attacking, he gets an Attack Bar increase by 15%. So, it’s not uncommon for him to get another turn right after!

Where to use

Veromos is a great addition to the team, providing a lot of stability and sustain. He’s not only a tank or a bruiser, he’s also a great supporter for your team. He can cleanse debuffs from your team. The more there are, the better Veromos’ turn cycling becomes. In addition, he can control the enemies with his second skill. He’s a very versatile monster and can be used in many areas. Let’s see which content and teams work best with him!

PvE

Veromos is one the first fusions you should focus on if you’re a beginner. He’s a fantastic addition to your PvE teams and will help you progress in the game. He’s a great choice for early dungeons teams and even for safe Giants Abyss Hard and Dragons Abyss Hard teams. You can also use him in Trial of Ascension, Element Dungeons and Dimension Hole as well.

He cleanses the defense break and dots from your team in Giants and Dragons, which is crucial to survive the dungeon and make enough damage to the boss. If you already have speed teams in Giants and Dragons, you obviously don’t need to use Veromos anymore in your teams.

RTA

In the World Arena, he’s typically used as tanky counter pick against harmful effects. He works well with other tanky units that benefit from his 33% HP leader skill such as Gapsoo, Juno, Sagar or Velajuel.

With this kind of tank team, it’s really hard to get through and kill them, because units like Veromos or Gapsoo can cleanse harmful effects from the allies and heal them. Furthermore, Veromos can stun the whole enemy team, if there’s no immunity buffer in his/her team. You’ll need a lot of damage, like snipe combos, or enough control to kill Veromos or permanently stun him, since he can’t cleanse inability effects.

He’s definitely a pretty decent unit to pick!

Siege

Similar to RTA, Veromos can be used as a dark tank and cleanser in Siege. The most common team you can use in Siege is Veromos – Juno – Camilla/Chow.

All of them can cleanse themselves, heal the allies and have strong survivability. They’re extremely strong against defense teams that have a lot of harmful effect skills like Nora or Kiki. You might have seen this team in our Siege videos on Youtube.

How to build

Veromos’ best build is on Violent/Nemesis or Violent/Will for PvP content for additional and faster turns. His high base HP of 10710 and high base Def of 758 invites us to build him as a tank on SPD/HP/HP. It’s important to make sure you get enough defense, good SPD, and ACC for his first and second skill.

You can improve the accuracy in the artifacts and get some “damage taken from” Fire, Water, Wind or Light artifacts, depending on the Siege defenses or the teams you’re facing most in RTA.

In PvE, it’s not that important which rune sets he has, because his passive skill should lead your team to success. You can also build him on Violent with an Energy or Focus set.

If you want to use him as a damage dealer in the dungeons because of his second skill, which deals damage in proportion to the enemy’s max HP, the Rage set is better. In this case make sure to reach 100% Critical Rate to maximize you’re dealing.

Last but not least: if you’re impressed by Veromos’ abilities and want to fuse him, we have the fusion recipe right here!

That’s all you need to know about Veromos. If you have any questions or need further help building him, just jump into our Discord Server! We have a lot of experienced players in our community who are happy to help.

Feng Yan is one of the 5-Star monsters you want to summon and have in your monster box because he has a lot of good skills and can be used in many different ways. In this Monster Spotlight we’ll give you all the information you need: his strengths and weaknesses, the best Runes and Artifacts for him and where and how to use him in the correct way.

The Wind Panda Warrior is a defense-type monster. As you can see from his appearance, Feng Yan is definitely a tank and will support our teams with his defense-based skills and his passive. Let’s take a closer look at his skills.

Feng Yan Skills

He brings a leader skill of 44% Defense for the whole team, but it only counts in guild conten, where he really shines. We’ll tell you why later in this article.

Feng Yan has just one skill that lets him attack the enemy directly. His 1^st skill, “Sequential Attack”, attacks 3 times and has a 30% chance of landing a defense break for 2 turns with each attack. You’ll mainly use this skill to make sure that the enemy get a defense break while also doing some good damage.

His 2^nd skill cleanses all harmful effects on yourself. This is a pretty powerful move, especially if you get a defense break, which can be very serious for a defense-based monster like Feng Yan. You can get rid of it instantly if you turn. Additionally he gets the counterattack effect and restores HP effect for all allies for 2 turns. Whenever the enemy attacks Feng Yan in this status, he will counterattack with his first skill.

His passive “Winds and Clouds” is the most important skill. If the enemy’s defense is lower than yours, he’ll take 20% less damage and he’ll get Attack Bar by 20% for every enemy attack. This is a huge advantage and allows us to have a very tanky unit that can withstand enemy attacks. Also, he deals additional damage in proportion to his defense with each attack.

Where to use

You can use Feng Yan in many contents in Summoners War. He is a very useful monster with lots of applications, which makes him really valuable. He’s best used in RTA and Siege, you can even use duplicate Fengs in Siege.

Let’s take a closer look:

RTA:

There is no specific team with Feng Yan. He is often picked as counter or threat if the enemy doesn’t have enough damage against Feng Yan and his passive, or if you don’t want to have monsters that cut in between if you’re using other skills than 1^st skill like Giou. Feng Yan brings a lot of tank and damage to the team and without a defense break, he’s pretty tough to kill.

Feng Yan is usually paired with second-turn teams that include other sustainable monsters like Sagar, Chandra, Velajuel, Miles, Riley, and Juno. Some of them also bring a defense leader skill of 44% for the whole team in Arena content.

Siege:

In Siege we have some great combos with Feng Yan. You can play these teams against other tanky teams that aren’t too difficult or quick to kill or you cannot pick a cleave combo against it. Teams including Leo can be picked if you don’t want to get the enemy’s first turn or against speed-based monsters like the Beast Riders.

Here are some common teams that work well with Feng Yan:

Feng Yan – Aaliyah – Velajuel or Leo

Aaliyah and Feng Yan are a dream team. She can buff the whole team with immunity and a defense buff, which are essential for Feng Yan in this team. His attacks are stronger and it’s not easy for the enemy to get a defense break on him if he has the immunity buff almost every round. Velajuel’s damage and immunity buff for 3 turns are very helpful either. If you’re up against defenses with Beast Riders or other fast units, it’s probably best to replace Velajuel with Leo.

If you don’t have an Aaliyah you can also use Riley or Tetra in this team.

Bolverk – Amelia – Feng Yan

Bolverk and Amelia are a pretty common team in Siege, due to Bolverk’s huge damage-to-heal ratio and Amelia’s buffs for Bolverk to get his 5 books make them a great combo. With 5 books he is able to decreases the enemy’s HP by 50%. Instead of Windy or Mo Long you can also use Feng Yan in this combo. He provides buffs with his 2^nd skill and good additional damage with his 1^st skill to take the enemies out after Bolverk’s 3^rd skill or to prepare the kill.

PvE:

The Wind Panda Warrior is not only usable in PvP content, you can use him in many PvE areas as well such as Rift Beasts, Rift Raid 5 Solo Team, Dimension Hole and Tartarus’ Labyrinth. That’s why everyone wants a Feng Yan!

How to Build

If you’re looking to build Feng Yan, it’s a good idea to focus on Violent runes. This gives him the chance to proc and hit multiple times with his first skill, especially if he lands the defense break with the first attack. Make sure to equip a lot of additional damage artifacts to boost his damage exceptionally!

The second rune set can be Destroy, Will or Revenge, depending on where you’re using him. If you’re using him in Siege content, Destroy is the way to go, so you destroy the enemy’s HP and make sure to win the fight even if it takes a bit longer.

Will or Revenge can be also good in the other situations. Will is often really helpful in RTA, so he won’t get any harmful effect at the start of the game if your opponent is faster (apart from units that can remove beneficial effects). The Revenge set gives you another 15% to counterattack the enemy. This helps keeping the defense break on the enemies and dealing good damage even if it isn’t your turn.

Feng Yan doesn’t need damage runes. His damage comes from his passive skill, additional damage artifacts and his defense. So, it’s recommended to build him on triple Defense on rune slots 2/4/6 and as much defense as you can.

He should have a decent amount of HP, as well as some ACC and SPD. His passive gives him some attack bar, but you don’t want him to be too slow.

Now you know how to build and use your Wind Panda Warrior in Summoners War. You need more help? – don’t hesitate and ask on our Discord Server.

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.

I am using Liam and Kyle in my Dragons Abyssal hard speed team. They both deal a lot of damage and help defeat the boss easily. This team also involves Shaina, Julie and Konamiya. All monsters need very good runes, most of them should be on fight sets to give Liam and Kyle more ATK to do their job in the most efficient way.

Dragon Abyss Hard Team

The plan is to have Shaina take care of the AoE defense break, followed by Julie to clear the waves between the bosses. Julie has a perfect AI, she will always use her 3^rd skill, whereas Shaina might not always do what she is supposed to do or might miss a defense break. This is not an issue, the run will be a bit slower, but it should still work. Liam’s 3^rd Skill “Unlimited Power” is very strong against bosses:

Attacks all enemies and stuns for 1 turn if there are 4 or more enemies. The damage increases the higher the enemy’s current HP. Attacks the selected target 6 times if there are 3 or fewer enemies and deals damage that ignores Defense up to 100% the lower the target’s current HP. (Reusable in 5 turns)

In the boss stages, there are always just 3 enemies, so Liam’s 3^rd skill will attack 6 times. Additional damage (by ATK) Artifacts are very strong here! If you reduce the Dragon’s HP enough, Liam will always use this skill, if it’s available. And here comes Kyle in play: he is supposed to deal as much damage to the boss, as possible. You’ll need extremely good runes in order to hit the threshold.

Konamiya makes the runs safer, because it can cleanse the dots, the dragon boss is dealing when attacking. However, Kona’s main task is to give the attack buff and instantly another turn to the monster in your team with the lowest attack bar (that means the monster, that turned right before Konamiya). You want that to be Kyle, because only with more attacks and the attack buff, he is able to deal the necessary damage.

Kyle will attack 2 times, per turn. So, with the attack bar push from Kona, Kyle is dealing 4 hits on the enemy. This is also useful, if Shaina isn’t able to defense break all enemies in the trash waves. He will clean up very fast and you won’t lose too much time.

As an alternative, you could use Water Dhalsim instead of Kyle. It is the same monster, but it’s the special Streetfighter-Collaboration version of it. Its skill animations are slightly faster, which helps you to get even faster run times.

Summary

Skill ups are needed for Kyle / Dhalsim! The defense break on his second skill will have a higher activation rate, the damage is increased by 20%, and also this skill’s cooldown time is reduced by 2 turns. Liam does not need to be fully skilled up. If his 3^rd skill is maxed, he deals more damage and has this skill available 1 turn earlier. The first and second skills are not that important as he just needs to deal the final damage to the Dragon with the third skill.

You can clear the Dragons Abyssal hard dungeon in about 30 seconds with this team. My personal average is around 40 – 45 seconds, because I haven’t been able to one-shot the boss with my current runes. You can see a run of my team in our YouTube video. I’ll also show you the runes and artifacts I am using on this team.

Keep in mind: This is a speed team for the Dragons Abyss hard dungeon. You’ll need very strong runes for it. In particular, there’s a high demand for Fight runes that provide a good Crit Rate, Crit Damage, and Attack. If you don’t have the right runes for this team, you should choose a safe team over a speed team.

Other Content

Liam can also be used in the following content: Necropolis, as multi-hitter against the boss’ passive skill and also for Siege offense. There are better options, but if you’ve already built Liam for Dragons Abyssal hard, you can try him in these content as well.

Kyle can also be a part of a safe Giants team. If you’re looking for a speed Giants team (average. 30 seconds / run !!) you should not miss our next monster spotlight – can you guess which monster it will be?

I hope this article helped you figure out the best way to use Liam and Kyle. In case you have any questions or need help for this team – don’t hesitate and ask on our Discord.

The Wind Dragon Knight is one of Summoners War original monsters, that was available from the very beginning of the game. It’s a support-type monster with a unique passive skill. No other monster has something comparable to it. Let’s break down his skills:

The leader skill brings a 50% increase of the Defense to all wind monsters in every content. This can be very strong in some team comps – we’ll be covering some of them later on.

“Dragon’s Might”, the first skill, is a simple hit on the enemy, dealing some damage. Additionally, you inflict a Dot on the enemy, if this skill lands a critical hit.

The second skill, “Torrent”, makes Leo a great damage dealer. It gets stronger as lower Leo’s current HP status is and ignores the enemies defense, if you have less than 30% HP. This skill gives us lots of possibilities on how to rune and use Leo – more on that later in this article.

Last but not least, the passive skill “Eye of the Storm” that makes the Wind Dragon Knight what he is.

‘The attack speed of all enemies and allies is limited to your attack speed’. This means, every monsters speed will be adjusted to the exact SPD value, Leo has and he is guaranteed to move first (not effecting boss monsters). Furthermore, every attack from Leo (skill 1 or 2) decreases the enemie’s attack bar by 15%. You’re not only going to take the first turn with Leo, but also can push back the enemies fastest monster (if not on Immunity), which is a great advantage, for example, in the Real Time Arena or in your Siege offense.

This brings us to the next question you might have: ‘Where do I use my Leo?‘

Simply said, you can use Leo for any content in Summoners War. This is the reason, so many players going for him in the current Nat5 event. Even some duplicate Leo’s are welcome for siege battles, as it can be used for very safe offense. Also in RTA, the Arena, and even in the labyrinth, Leo is doing a great job. Let us give you an overview:

RTA:

The Wind Dragon Knight is a very good last pick if your enemy is going to take the first turn with fast monsters and a strong speed leader skill. Most of the times, Leo will be the forced ban for the enemy, making it easy for you, to predict this and act accordingly.

Also, together with Vivachel and Ragdoll, Leo is very common. The combination of his passive skill with Ragdoll’s (increases the attack bar of all allies by 10% if an ally receives a critical hit) makes it very easy for you, cutting in between the enemies turn and deal a lot of damage. Nana is another good pick in this team.

Another good team combo with Leo is Lucifer, the Light Demon. If you’re lucky enough to get both, you can play them in a cleave team, together with the usual cleave combos like: Draco, Bastet, Psamathe, Lushen, Kabilla, …

Siege:

Every time you don’t want the enemy’s defense to get the first turn, you can consider Leo. Also, monsters that deal damage based on their speed are a good target for picking an offense with Leo. One example for this are the Beast Riders.

Common teams to play with Leo include:

Leo – Feng Yan – Aaliyah

Aaliyah buffs the whole team with immunity and a defense buff. This makes Feng Yans’ attacks stronger. Also some healing comes with her 3^rd and 4^th skills, making this team very sustainable.

Feng deals great damage through his multihits and defense break – especially if you have good Artifacts with ‘Add. Damage’ stats on him.

Leo – Helena – Jeanne

Jeanne is a great tank and thanks to her 3^rd Skill, she can provoke the entire enemy team and afterwards defend herself with the invincibility effect of her 2^nd skill.

This gives Helena the chance to deal aoe damage, transforming between her human and pony form, using the 2^nd skill for the defense break on all enemies and the damage that comes with it.

For the question, how you should rune your Leo, we can’t give you a straightforward answer. There are so many possibilities that we try our best, to give you an idea. The most obvious thing when runing a Wind Dragon Knight is that you don’t want any speed on your runes, due to his passive skill. It’s not a big issue to have speed as a substat, but it simply wastes the potential of other stats that make Leo stronger or tankier.

These are the right keywords you should keep in mind: strong and tanky. In other words, instead of speed, you want Attack, HP, Def on your Leo, so that his 2nd skill, that ignores the enemies defense once he’s under 30% health, will have a chance to oneshot one enemy instantly. That’s why you should aim for 100% Crit Rate. 85% is also enough to crit against water monsters. Besides your slot 4 rune, Crit Damage is not that important. You can boost this with your Artifacts with the following substats:

S1 / S2 Crit damage, First attack Crit DMG, Own turn 1-target CD, CD+ as more/less enemy HP. Also good for the Wind Artifact is ‘DMG dealt on …’ depending on the element you’re attacking.

Another valuable stat for your runes is Resistance. If you’re able to, 100% resistance can help against teams with inability effects (stun or freeze). This for example is my current Leo for Siege and Arena:

When it comes to the ‘right’ rune set, following ideas are very common:

As most of the times, Violent runes are the most obvious way to go, as for most pvp contents. Additionally you can use Destroy, Revenge or Blade runes. For Leo, you don’t need to get Will runes as off set, as you always get the first turn. In case you really need a Will set on Leo, you would need to use 2 sets, so your Leo still have the Immunity effect after his first turn. Double Will + Nemesis is a good way to play against a Tesarion for example, to avoid getting defense broken right away.

You can also play Leo as a solo survivor to finish the enemy’s team by himself after every other monsters in your team is defeated. In this case, the Vampire rune set, best combined with 2 Destroy runes, will make him heal himself, destroy the opponents over time and finish them of with his 2^nd skill, once the HP is below 30%. After that, you’ll have your Leo on max HP again, believe me, this is fun to play!

Now you should have an idea how to build and use your Leo in Summoners War. As you can see, it is a very strong monster. Even though it is classified as a support monster, it can also deal great damage and carry you in many different contents in the game. In case you have any questions or need help – don’t hesitate and ask on our Discord.

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Now, with the huge 10 anniversary year, we will have a total of 120 Hall of Heroes, available for 24 weeks! Every Hall of Heroes we’ve had since 2014 will come back for this awesome event, and we have the chance to pick monsters we don’t have or missed from the previous Hall of Heroes. This event is just crazy, so many Hall of Heroes and possibilities to get Light & Dark 4-stars in a short period of time.

Usually, we have to wait 4 month, until a LD Nat 4 Hall of Heroes dungeon opens, but now you can get one of your dream Light&Dark Nat 4 every month! With so many monsters and picks, we’ve decided to create a Hall of Heroes Tierlist to help you decide which monster you should pick. Of course the LD 4-stars are often the pick number one, but if you already have these kind of monsters, which would be the best pick then?

Let’s start! (If you don’t have the LDs, pick them first!) For individual questions and advice, feel free to ask us and the community on our DISCORD

S Tier

Gin, the Light Ninja, is one of the best picks here. You can use him as Lead Monster for Lushen Cleave Offs especially for Siege. His Speed Lead is really strong like from all Ninjas and Dova, the Light Harg can benefit from him to push Lushen.

A Tier

Luna, the Dark Pierret, is a good choice if you don’t have her. She’s a strong Dark nuker and can be used in dungeon speed teams.

Delphoi, the Wind Undine, is the next choice if you already have the LD Nat 4s. Delphoi has Immunity, Heal and Oblivion and therefore a good support unit for Siege offenses.

B Tier

Shihwa, the Fire Nine-tailed Fox, has one of the Leader Skill for BJ5 Team but since you can use other monsters for the Leader Skill she’s not that relevant. But she’s a niche nuker for some Siege offenses.

C Tier

Su, the Water Rakshasa, is a niche monster and deals good damage, but you don’t use her really.

S Tier

Liesel, the Water Vampire, got good buffs the last time and deals very good damage to all enemies. Can be used in Arena Offenses or RTA Teams. He’s a very good choice here if you don’t need to choose the LD Nat 4s.

A Tier

Aria, the Light Succubus, is like all Succubus really annoying with their sleep skills and can be used in several niche sleep teams. She’s not that bad.

B Tier

Guillaume, the Dark Phantom Thief, can be picked if you don’t have him for your LD Nat 4 collection. There are no specific usages for him.

C Tier

Acasis, the Wind Sylphid, can be used as a support unit, but there are much better choices and be picked only for skill ups or for the monster collection.

Hong Hua, the Fire Kung Fu Girl, is not that relevant.

S Tier

Dias, the Dark Death Knight, is definitely the best choice here. Dias is one of the best dark tanks in the game and can be used for Siege offenses.

A Tier

Draco, the Fire Brownie Magician, is the next choice after the LD Nat 4s, he can be used for several Cleave teams for his Attack Bar Push and gives the team random buffs like Attack Power.

C Tier

Eredas, the Light Sylph, can be picked for the LD Nat 4 collection or for Tyron skill ups.

Kaz, the Water Samurai, is not relevant, you can fuse him anyway.

Taurus, the Wind Kobold Bomber, is not that relevant and be used only for skill ups.

S Tier

Cichlid, the Wind Mermaid, is a good Siege Defense monster despite the nerf. You can choose her if you already have the LD Nat 4s.

B Tier

Brig, the Light Pirate Captain, is not relevant and can be picked for the LD Nat 4 collection.

Lanett, the Dark Magic Knight, is also not relevant. Pick her if you don’t have this monster.

C Tier

Surtr, the Fire Barbaric King, is not important and can be picked for skill ups.

Ryan, the Water Neostone Fighter, can deal good damage but it’s very niche and can be picked for skill ups.

S Tier

Tilasha, the Dark Undine, is the best choice after her buff. She’s like Vivachel and change the HP ratio with the ally or enemy, therefore really strong with Leo teams in RTA.

A Tier

Rigel, the Water Lich, has a good passive and deals damage, can be used in niche teams for Siege and RTA.

B Tier

Olivia, the Wind Neostone Agent, has defense buff skills, so she’s strong in combos with def-based monsters like Copper or Bulldozer.

Conrad, the Light Death Knight, is not that bad anymore after his buff and can be picked for the LD Nat 4 collection or in niche teams.

C Tier

Lexy, the Fire Assassin, is not that relevant and can be picked for skill ups.

S Tier

Imesety, the Wind Horus, is a good pusher for several Siege offense teams and therefore a great choice if you already have the LD Nat 4s.

B Tier

Eva, the Light Pierret, is not that relevant and can be picked for the LD Nat 4 collection or skill ups.

Ran, the Dark Rakshasa, is not that relevant and can be picked for the LD Nat 4 collection or skill ups.

C Tier

Avaris, the Water Anubis, is not that relevant, good for skill ups.

Smokey, the Fire Jack-o-Lantern, is not that relevant, good for skill ups.

S Tier

Gemini, the Light Brownie Magician, is a good choice for several Cleave teams, he can strip and def break all enemies.

A Tier

Bering, the Dark Kobold Bomber, is a nice toy monster and not that bad especially for Bomber teams.

Sian, the Water Joker, is perfect for annoying last picks in RTA or Siege offense due to his bomb skills and passive.

C Tier

Jun, the Fire Samurai, is not that relevant.

Barque, the Wind Pirate Captain, is not that relevant.

S Tier

Clara, the Fire Pierret, would be the next choice besides the LD Nat 4s. She is one of the best strip and stun monsters in the game and can be used in several Siege teams, also in Arena and RTA.

A Tier

Karl, the Dark Neostone Fighter, is not a bad choice if you don’t have any LD Nat 4s in this Hall of Heroes and can be used as a good damage dealer in Siege.

Aegir, the Water Barbaric King, can be picked for Siege offense teams, he can deal good damage and reduce attack bar.

B Tier

Shimitae, the Wind Sylph, is a good cleave monster for Arena or RTA.

Icasha, the Light Undine, is a niche support unit and can be picked for your LD Nat 4 collection.

S Tier

Dusky, the Dark Jack-o-Lantern, deals good damage and can be used in strong Arena and RTA combs with Elsharion and Fran.

A Tier

Tetra, the Water Mermaid, supports her team with her strong heal passive and S2 shield. She can be used in several Siege offense teams or even in RTA.

B Tier

Arnold, the Fire Death Knight, is a good counter against several Siege defenses like Mo Long.

C Tier

Lupinus, the Wind Magic Knight, is not that relevant and you can fuse her anyway.

Natalie, the Light Assassin, is not that relevant and can be picked for the LD Nat 4 collection.

S Tier

Mihyang, the Water Sky Dancer, has strong skills and a good leader skills for Siege offenses and defenses.

A Tier

Antares, the Fire Lich, is such an annoying unit and can be picked as counter last pick in RTA.

B Tier

Orochi, the Wind Ninja, has good multi-hits and can be picked as a niche unit for Dimihole dungeons or Siege offenses.

C Tier

Louis, the Light Phantom Thief, is not that relevant and can be picked for the LD Nat 4 collection.

Kamiya, the Dark Nine-tailed Fox, is not that relevant and can be picked for the LD Nat 4 collection.

S Tier

Liu Mei, the Light Kung Fu Girl, is such a strong unit and was one of the most picked defenses in Siege for a while. She can strip, stun and reduce attack bar. Definitely choice number one here.

A Tier

Chilling, the Water Jack-o-Lantern, is really strong against Siege defenses with buffer since he can steal the beneficial effects and heal himself.

B Tier

Morris, the Wind Dice Magician, is really niche and be picked as a toy unit.

C Tier

Duamutef, the Fire Horus, is not that relevant and can be picked for skill ups.

Korona, the Dark Brownie Magician, is not that relevant and can be picked for the LD Nat 4 collection.

S Tier

Isabelle, the Dark Assassin, is a great nuker for Siege offense and therefore a good choice here.

A Tier

Deva, the Light Chakram Dancer, is not as good as her sisters and can be picked for your LD Nat 4 collection or dungeons teams.

B Tier

Fedora, the Water Death Knight, can be picked as niche tank in Siege offenses.

Trevor, the Fire Neostone Fighter, can deal good damage and can be picked as a niche monster in Siege offenses.

C Tier

Julien, the Wind Phantom Thief is not that relevant.

S Tier

Figaro, the Light Joker, is a great Light tank with this strong passive and can be used for Siege offenses and defenses.

Carcano, the Fire Sniper Mk.I, is a good nuker for several Siege offenses and defenses.

A Tier

Isael, the Dark Succubus, can be used in niche sleep combos for Arena or RTA with her sister the Light Succubus.

B Tier

Mellia, the Wind Dryad, is good for the first Giants and ToA teams, but nowadays you can fuse her.

C Tier

Emma, the Water Neostone, is not that relevant.

S Tier

Misty, the Light Jack-o-Lantern, got a buff and is not that bad for some niche combos in RTA. You can pick him if you don’t have him.

A Tier

Zenobia, the Wind Boomerang Warrior, deals great damage with her sisters and can be used in Rift teams or R5 solo team.

B Tier

Hrungnir, the Dark Barbaric King, can picked as a niche damage dealer.

Fria, the Fire Sylphid, is a niche support unit and be used for R5 solo teams.

C Tier

Sonnet, the Water Harp Magician, is not that relevant and be picked for niche teams or skill ups.

S Tier

Monte, the Dark Dice Magician, was a long time a really annoying unit in Siege defenses. Like all Dice Magician he can do random skills and is therefore unpredictable. He is a great choice here.

A Tier

Abigail, the Water Cannon Girl, is the perfect unit for Necropolis because of her multi-hits. If you already have the LD Nat 4s you can pick her or for skill ups.

B Tier

Pang, the Light Rakshasa, extend the harmful effects and is a good choice if you don’t have her and you want to use her in your Punisher’s Crypt team.

Hwahee, the Fire Sky Dancer, can be used in niche teams or for R5 solo team.

C Tier

Tanya, the Wind Assassin, is not that relevant.

S Tier

Astar, the Fire Magic Knight, is one of the best dungeon monsters, so if you already have the LD Nat 4s but no Astar, you can choose her in this HoH.

A Tier

Malaka, the Water Kobold Bomber, can be used in several Bomber teams, especially for Siege offenses.

B Tier

Melissa, the Wind Chakram Dancer, deals great damage with her sisters and can be used in Rift teams or R5 solo team.

Chamie, the Light Nine-tailed Fox, can be picked for your LD Nat 4 collection and as a niche nuker.

C Tier

Sige, the Dark Samurai, is not that relevant and can be picked for the LD Nat 4 collection.

A Tier

Phenaka, the Light Gargoyle, should be the best choice here, but this HoH week is not that great. He can extend the cooltime of the enemies skill in status form and can be used in niche Siege offenses.

B Tier

Aschubel, the Dark Sylph, is not the best LD Nat 4 but you should pick him if you don’t have him. He can be used in sleep teams.

C Tier

Nisha, the Fire Dryad, is not that relevant.

Izaria, the Water Succubus, is not that relevant.

Sophia, the Wind Pierret, is not that relevant and can be used for skill ups.

S Tier

Dongbaek, the Light String Master, is the best choice in this HoH week if you missed her. She’s a great tank against some Siege defenses and can be used for ToA Hell as well.

A Tier

Vereesa, the Dark Blade Dancer, is a strong stripper for Cleave teams and can be a great choice, if you don’t have her.

Iunu, the Wind Anubis, can be used for several Siege offenses and defenses, he’s really strong, deals good damage and can revive.

B Tier

Maruna, the Fire Boomerang Warrior, is good with her Chakram Dancer and can deal good damage like other Twins. In lower Siege she can be used with her Fire sister Shaina as an offense.

C Tier

Luer, the Water Phantom Thief, is not that relevant.

S Tier

Hyanes, the Dark Dryad, is a good dark tank and is really annoying because she can increase the harmful effect but decrease the beneficial effect on your whole team. She’s good in Siege defenses.

B Tier

Fuco, the Wind Lich, is a niche monster and can be picked for skill ups.

C Tier

Carrack, the Fire Pirate Captain, is not that relevant and be picked for skill ups.

Lumirecia, the Water Slyphid, is not that relevant.

Lucas, the Light Neostone Fighter, is not that relevant and can be picked for the LD Nat 4 collection.

S Tier

Amduat, the Dark Horus, gets attack bar with every turn of the enemy and is therefore a good unit for Arena defense or counterpick in RTA. He’s a great choice.

A Tier

Carbine, the Wind Sniper Mk.I, is a great damage dealer and can be picked in Siege offenses or even RTA as counterpick.

B Tier

Platy, the Fire Mermaid, can be used in some niche teams in Siege offenses.

C Tier

Tanzaite, the Water Gargoyle, is not that relevant.

Hekerson, the Light Poison Master, is not that relevant and can be picked for the LD Nat 4 collection.

S Tier

Mimirr, the Light Barbaric King, can be used in several Siege offenses and is not a bad choice, if you don’t have him.

A Tier

Songseol, the Water String Master, can be picked in Siege offenses as a counter against …

C Tier

Ludo, the Fire Dice Magician, is not that relevant and can be used for skill ups.

Aquila, the Wind Brownie Magician, is not that relevant and can be used for skill ups.

Belita, the Dark Chakram Dancer, is not that relevant and can be picked for the LD Nat 4 collection.

S Tier

Bombay, the Dark Hynomeow, is a great nuker and can be used with other sleep monsters like Celia. Good for Siege defenses.

A Tier

Suiki, the Water Onimusha, can be picked as a good damage dealer especially in RTA as counterpick against several Fire monsters. You can fuse him so it would be the best to pick the LD Nat 4s and missing monsters first.

B Tier

Berenice, the Blade Dancer, is good in Cleave teams, she pushes attack bar and also increase attack speed and critical rate.

C Tier

Celine, the Wind Rune Blacksmith, is not that relevant.

Emily, the Light Cannon Girl, is not that relevant and can be picked for the LD Nat 4 collection.

A Tier

Xiao Lin, the Water Kung Fu Girl, is one of the best F2P monsters for Rift teams because of her great damage and multi-hits.

B Tier

Yen, the Wind Rakshasa, deals good damage and has many turns, can be used as a niche monster and in dimihole dungeon teams.

C Tier

ROBO-P27, the Fire ROBO, is a toy monster and not that relevant.

Tosi, the Light Samurai, is not that relevant and can be picked for the LD Nat 4 collection.

Dragunov, the Dark Sniper Mk.I, is not that relevant and can be picked for the LD Nat 4 collection.

S Tier

Talia, the Water Chakram Dancer, is one of the most important Twins. She deals good damage with her sisters and is essential for Rift teams and can be used in other dungeons team or even Siege offenses.

B Tier

Jasmine, the Light Black Tea Bunny, is not that bad and be used as a niche monster in Arena offenses.

C Tier

Jarrett, the Wind Poison Master, is not that relevant.

Onyx, the Dark Gargoyle, is not that relevant and can be picked for the LD Nat 4 collection.

After the big reloaded update with new dungeons and second awakenings, we are all hyped, especially with the current Summoners War championship 2023 (SWC). Now, it’s time for the next update: we will get new monsters, and two of them are fusionable!

Introducing Dokkaebi Lord 5* and Dokkaebi Princess and Sapsaree 4*

Dokkaebi Lord is a new Nat 5 and is next to Veromos the second fusionable Dark monster. One of the fusion material monsters is the new 4-star monster, Dokkaebi Princess, along with its big dog Sapsaree. Both monsters are based on Dokkaebi, a goblin from Korean folklore. From the picture below, you can see that the monster designs are very complex and remarkable, showcasing a deep love for Korean culture.

Let’s have a closer look on the designs!

Dokkaebi Lord is an HP-type Monster and looks very huge and strong, reminiscing of a great and powerful goblin. We are looking forward to testing its skills and determining the areas where we can use this new monster, maybe in both PvE and PvP content?

Next up is Dokkaebi Princess and her loyal companion, the big fluffy dog Sapsaree, serving as a Support-type Monster. The fire attribute will act as a part of the fusion for Dokkaebi Lord. Since they form a team of two monsters, they will protect each other. The design is incredibly cute, complementing their team combination, and you can observe numerous small details.

You can see a first look of the skills down below!

Dokkaebi Princess and Sapsaree have a unique skill: when Dokkaebi Princess falls under inability effects, Sapsaree attacks the enemy to absorb its Attack Bar! This team can be a really strong Support-type Monster with their shield, providing sustain for the entire team.

Dokkaebi Lord’s damage is based on its MAX HP, aligning perfectly with the concept of a massive and dangerous goblin. Additionally, the monster steals 1 beneficial effect and leaves a branding effect if the enemy has no beneficial effect. Its passive skill makes it highly sustainable for all ally team members.

New Fusion Recipe

The new fusion recipe will include the following monsters:

• Dokkaebi Lord (Default 5* Monster)
• Dokkaebi Princess and Sapsaree (Default 4* Monster)
• Water Onimusha (Default 4* Monster)
• Wind Dyrad (Default 4* Monster)
• Dark Viking (Default 3* Monster)

How can you get the fusion monsters? Please check the sources of monsters down below!

These are very exciting news! We’re looking forward to the new monsters and their skill animations, which will be release in the upcoming v.8.1.2 update. We will update our page Fusion Hexagram Chart as soon as possible.

What’s your opinion? Feel free to share your thoughts on our community discord!

See you, SWinfo

Both monster families have already different usage in Summoners War, especially for Siege players, monsters like Bulldozer, Tractor or Copper are essential. We’re very excited about how the new 2A skills will change the Summoners War the PVP and PVE area.

Let’s have a look at the differences between the normal and the second awakenings and which team you can use:

Bulldozer – Fire Frankenstein

Team: Shaina [Lead], Veromos, Shamann

Attack Order: Left Tower, Right Tower, Boss

Tractor – Water Frankenstein

Team: Verdehile [Lead], Veromos , Vigor

Attack Order: Left Tower, Right Tower, Boss

Crane – Wind Frankenstein

Team: Verdehile [Lead], Veromos , Vigor

Attack Order: Left Tower, Right Tower, Boss

Driller – Light Frankenstein

Team: Shaina [Lead], Veromos, Shamann

Attack Order: Left Tower, Right Tower, Boss

Crawler – Dark Frankenstein

Team: Verdehile [Lead], Veromos , Vigor

Attack Order: Left Tower, Right Tower, Boss

We recommend to build 2A Bulldozer and 2A Tractor for Siege players, the skills are upgraded and therefore better to use as Siege Off. Interesting could be Crawler since his passive is strongly changed and the damage decrease can go up to 70% which makes him even tankier than before.

Iron – Fire Living Armor

Team: Verdehile [Lead], Veromos , Vigor

Attack Order: Right Tower, Boss

Nickel – Water Living Armor

Team: Verdehile [Lead], Veromos , Vigor

Attack Order: Right Tower, Boss

Copper – Wind Living Armor

Team: Verdehile [Lead], Veromos , Vigor

Attack Order: Right Tower, Boss

Silver – Light Living Armor

Team: Verdehile [Lead], Veromos , Vigor

Attack Order: Right Tower, Boss

Zinc – Dark Living Armor

Team: Verdehile [Lead], Veromos , Vigor

Attack Order: Right Tower, Boss

We recommend to build 2A Copper for Siege players and 2A Zinc if you’re using it in Steel Fortress 10 since he can block beneficial block with every skill as second awakening monster.

The 2A Iron could be an option for a Siege Off since he ignores damage reduction effects like Carcano.

But that’s not it! After the big reloaded news, the Summoners War Team surprises us with a new monster family: Devil Maiden.

The Devil Maiden are Natural 5-star monsters and have a very cute design which reminds of the classic Japanese Maid style from Maid Cafés. You can find their skills down below:

Bloodya – Fire Devil Maiden

Irène – Water Devil Maiden

Layla – Wind Devil Maiden

Jessica – Light Devil Maiden

Liliana – Dark Devil Maiden

Have you already summoned one of the new Devil Maiden monsters on your Summoners War account? Let us know on our Discord server and share your builds, if you’re already using it.

Anyway, before we begin, Hall of Heroes is a lot like Trial of Ascension, so that means you can use Trial of Ascension strategy and monsters (e.g. attack bar pushbacks, stuns and continuous damage are king). I strongly advise bringing your regular Trial of Ascension team.

Is Tanzaite Good?

…He’s fine, I guess. However, his other brothers have much better passives than he does, and as such Tanzaite works much better as a skillup for those guys (such as the wind variant). That’s pretty much Tanzaite’s only use, being a skillup.

Stage 1

Welcome to Stage 1. We’ve got three Kunites (fire Gargoyles) and two Chasuns (wind Sky Dancers).

The Threat: Does anyone else remember the days when Chasun was nearly unkillable? I do, too. She’s still a good unit, even to this day, but she’s been outshined by other healers who can do her job, but better. However, her Fallen Blossoms s3 is still incredibly unique, and can devastate you if she times it right.

Kunite is… alright, I guess. His passive skill essentially screws over the enemy if they hit him (or his allies) with a multiple-hit attack while he’s a statue, by greatly decreasing the damage they take on an attack with multiple hits.

The Solution: Basically, you’ll want to burst down Chasun first. I hope you brought allies with only one-hit attacks; however, in case you didn’t, it would be best to use them as soon as you can, before Kunite turns into a statue. Chasun’s healing is just totally unfun to deal with, and you’ll want to get rid of it as soon as possible.

Stage 2

Welcome to stage 2. We’ve got three Malites (wind Gargoyles) and two Emmas (water Neostone Agents).

The Threat: Emma is a pretty good unit, in terms of healing. Don’t get me wrong, she’s no Chasun, but she can still put a damper on your plans. Kunite is who you really want to watch out for, though; every time someone hits him in his statue form, he will inflict damage proportionate to his defense, and then decrease his cooltime by one turn.

The Solution: Similar strategies to Stage 1will work just fine in this stage. Go for Emma first, make sure you don’t attack Kunite when he’s in his statue form, rinse and repeat.

Stage 3

It’s time for the miniboss! We have a Poseidon (water Sea Emperors) and two Claras (fire Pierret).

The Threat: The miniboss is definitely going to be our biggest threat. Poseidon is no joke; not only does he have an AoE attack that completely resets all enemies’ attack bar, but it also will not ever land as a glancing hit. Clara isn’t fun to mess with, either, due to her s3 removing buffs from the enemy and being an AoE attack.

The Solution: Luckily, you don’t have to kill Clara to clear the stage. If you just kill Poseidon, you’ll be able to advance onto the next stage. He can be a lot more manageable to deal with if you have someone who can give Immunity (though Clara may be a bit of a problem in that regard).

Stage 4

We’re almost through! We’ve got three Onyxes (dark Gargoyles) and two Mihaels (light Sylphids).

The Threat: The threat here is Onyx, by far. Onyx literally cannot die as long as he is a statue, and Mihael being a healer means that will only enable him. He is such a pain to deal with, you’d better hope that you can kill him before he gets another turn and is able to transform himself into a statue.

The Solution: Go for Mihael first. Although it may sound like a good idea to burst down Onyx while he is still in his Gargoyle body and not a statue, it would be better to go for Mihael. This is because, if you get Onyx down to low HP and he turns into a statue, Mihael may end up healing him and almost completely negating the damage (thus causing the whole cycle to start overa gain).

Stage 5

We’re at the last stage! We’ve got three Phenakas (light Gargoyles) and two Frigates (dark Pirate Captains).

The Threat: The threat here is definitely going to be Phenaka. I haven’t seen a lot of people use him, but Phenaka is really annoying to deal with. Frigate is a really good unit for increasing Attack Bars (I would know – I have one), but Phenaka is really annoying. It’s because, as long as you attack him in a statue, he’ll increase the cooldown of your skills by 2 turns.

The worst part is that it can go over the maximum cooldown count of the skill.

The Solution: The solution here is going to be to go for Phenaka first. It may sound weird, going for him first, but it would be a really good idea to leave Frigate in as a buffer, in case all three Phenakas are left as a statue and the player does not want to attack them.

This is the only main stage where the other units aren’t healers, so players can really leave Frigate alone without too much of an issue.

Stage 6

We’re at the boss now! We’ve got a Tanzaite, but the Gargoyles by his side will always be a different element. In this case, we have a Kunite and a Malite.

The Threat: As always, the threat is going to be different depending on what the other two Gargoyles are. In this case, I would probably say Malite is a big threat, but not as much as Kunite in a statue form. Tanzaite is… fine, I guess. There’s just not really much to talk about regarding his skillset.

The Solution: The solution will always be different, as it depends on who are the other two gargoyles. In this case, though, I would probably say remove Malite from the scene first, maybe take down Kunite if his reduction of damage from multiple hits is giving you problems, and then go for Tanzaite.

I hope you all enjoyed this article! How many copies of Tanzaite did you all get? I’ve already gotten three copies by now, and I plan on getting some more! In the meantime, though, I’m Sara Ann, and I’ll see you in the next article!

Anyway, before we begin, Hall of Heroes is a lot like Trial of Ascension, so that means you can use Trial of Ascension strategy and monsters (e.g. attack bar pushbacks, stuns and continuous damage are king). I strongly advise bringing your regular Trial of Ascension team.

Is Carbine Good?

Not particularly. I mean, his s2 and his passive mesh really well together in order to increase his damage on his s1, but apart from that, he is pretty niche of a unit. He would better used as skillups for his other brothers.

Stage 1

Welcome to Stage 1. Here, we have three Covenants (water Sniper Mk.I) and two Celines (wind Rune Blacksmiths).

The Threat: The threat is Covenant. Although Celine has a bit of usability (including some heavy RNG content and making her attack-buffed allies decrease enemy defense and defense-buffed allies decrease enemy attack), it’s Covenant who has all of the damage. Covenant’s s3 will completely ignore the target’s defense, along with his s2

The Solution: The main solution would be to go for Covenant first. Although Celine has a lot of really good buffs and a good way to set up her allies, she can’t really do much if the main damage dealers are dead.

Stage 2

It’s time for stage two! We’ve got two Chillings (water Jack-o-Lanterns) and three Carcanos (fire Sniper Mk.Is).

The Threat: The threat here is probably Chilling. Every time he attacks, he will steal your buffs. This is just a known fact of life, as Chilling’s whole gimmick is about buff stealing – he was a viable choice in the Dragon’s dungeon for a while because of this. Carcano has damage, but his passive is a bit randomized.

The Solution: I think the solution here would be to take down the Carcanos first. Their passive brings defense break, but luckily it’s easy enough to deal with. After that, you can safely take down Chilling and go for it.

Stage 3

It’s miniboss time! We’ve got a Louise (wind Paladin), and two Trevors (fire Neostone Fighters).

The Threat: The threat here is probably Trevor. However, Louise’s heals are seriously not something that you want to deal with. Luckily, she can be pretty easily bursted down by Unrecoverable; even though one of her skills removes harmful effects, it is a single target skill.

The Solution: The solution here is to go straight for Louise. Because she’s the miniboss of the Hall of Heroes, you just have to kill her and not her lackeys to progress. Of course, if Trevor is giving you problems, there is no reason that you shouldn’t kill them first.

Stage 4

We’re more than halfway through the Hall of Heroes now! We’ve got three Magnums (light Sniper Mk.Is) and two Koronas (dark Brownie Magicians).

The Threat: The threat here has got to be Magnum. Although Korona can remove the buffs off of enemies – but also debuffs as well – Magnum has extremely high damage, and his passive will increase his attack bar by 25% whenever an enemy gains a buff.

The Solution: I think the solution here is to burst down Magnum first. If you have any units who apply buffs to their team, don’t do it yet, and wait until the Magnums are dead.

Stage 5

We’re almost at the boss! We’ve got three Dragunovs (dark Sniper Mk.Is) and two Tablos (light Dice Magicians).

The Threat: Dragunov stays in his sniper pose if he kills someone (which means that his next attack will deal serious damage), so that’s definitely something that you don’t want to deal with. Tablo, of course, is just super annoying to deal with; his attack bar manipulation is terrible to be on the receiving end of.

The Solution: The solution here is to go for Tablo first. His attack bar manipulation sucks to be on the receiving end of, and he can enable Dragunov to deal even more damage by lapping around your team. Plus, there are only two Tablos to deal with.

Stage 6

Welcome to the final boss! We’ve got a Carbine and two other Snipers (though in Floor 1’s case, it’s a Covenant and a Magnum).

The Threat: The threat here depends on who the other two snipers are. In this case, though, the threat here would probably be either Covenant or Magnum. Carbine isn’t exactly a threat in general, but he can be a bit annoying to deal with.

The Solution: Luckily, all you have to do is burst down the Carbine. As he’s the boss of Floor 6, you don’t have to kill the other enemies. Of course, though, there is nothing that is stopped you from killing the other lackeys if they keep bothering you.

With that said, I hope you all enjoyed this article! How far in did you get into this HoH? I’m Sara Ann, and I’ll see you in the next article!