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Summoners War Attacker Runes Guide by K1

Introduction

Greetings and welcome. I am K, and I have been playing Summoners War, 100% F2P, since August 2014. While I may not be a top ranking player or a particularly renowned figure, from time to time I do take some enjoyment in playing around with this analytical stuff. The purpose of this guide is to analyze and determine the best set of runes for a standard damage dealing attack monster. We will be looking at the average damage produced by 12 combinations of runes in 2 different grades. Please be aware that certain arbitrary values will be used to simulate realistic builds and situations. The keyword to remember is “reasonable”. Obviously there are some variables that need to be omitted, because they are either too situational or uncontrollable. Let us begin our quest to end this debate.

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2. 1) Upgrade all runes to +15. 1) Substat upgrades on +3, +6, +9 and +12. 2) Fully grind all runes with max roll legendary grindstones. 2) Gemming runes that have not be gemmed yet. 3) Replace all used enchanted gems by max-roll legendary gems of the same type.
3. An explanation of Fatal and Rage runes, there pros and cons. Here are the calculations for anyone who needs a visual: Fatal: Base stat 100 ATK Rune slot 2: 25% = 25 ATK Rune slot 4: 25% = 25 ATK.

Jul 01, 2017 Rift Dungeon Light Beast (Rank SS) - Rune - Theomars; Violent+Revenge (Spd/Cri.Dmg/Atk%) 3:33 Xiao Li. Oct 12, 2016 My first Summoners War video. More to come soon! This feature is not available right now. Please try again later.

Stats and Runes

For the purpose of this analysis, we will use a hypothetical monster with 845 base ATK, and the standard starting CR and CD of 15% and 50% respectively. Why 845? 845 is exactly 2/3 of the way up from the lowest base ATK and the highest base ATK in the game. This is the standard I will use for a “pretty good 6-star attacker”. Further testing indicated it does not actually matter what number we choose for this, as we mostly deal with multipliers.

We will mainly compare the rune sets Fatal/Blade, Rage/Blade, and Violent/Blade. Note that Violent gives a chance for extra turns with an expected value of about 24.85%. We will also list an “other” set, which are rune sets that don’t affect damage, such as Despair and Vampire. As Blade is less commonly used with “other”, it will be excluded. 3 different runes will be tested in slot 4 for each set: ATK%, CR, CD. For all combinations, ATK% runes will be used in slots 2 and 6. To help accommodate both endgame players and players who are still making their way up, we will run the same calculations using 6☆ runes and 5☆ runes. In addition, we will assign the following extra stats, which covers potential substats and stat buffs from buildings: 70% ATK, 24% CR, 80% CD for 6☆ setups, and 35% ATK, 12% CR, 40% CD for 5☆ setups. These values are proportional with rune set bonuses, and are sufficiently balanced and realistic. The following table summary excludes Fatal and Rage set bonuses and slot 4 stats.

Now, we consolidate the base stats and the rune stats. This will be our starting point.

Analysis

Bear in mind that, despite the RNG’s often ridiculous effects, we are mainly comparing averages produced by an infinite number of hits. In the following tables, the highest value under each star grade will be in bold. I feel at this point I should spoil something a lot of you have probably guessed: Violent will technically win in every case we test. However, at the end I will explain why it still may not always be the best in practice despite being mathematically superior to Fatal and Rage. For now, I will also highlight the highest non-Violent value in bold italics.

Test 1 – Standard

The biggest surprise here is the effectiveness of CR in slot 4 regardless of the rune set. Next to Violent/CR, Rage/CR in slot 4 generates the highest output, even though excess CR beyond 100% does absolutely nothing. If you can reach the CR cap without Blade, you have an opportunity to try things like Energy, Focus, or even Revenge.

Test 2 – Attribute Advantage (CR +15%)

Next, let us examine a common yet rarely considered scenario: attribute advantage.

With 24% wasted CR, Violent/CR has surpassed by Violent/CD. Interestingly, Rage/CR still holds runner-up. Since the 5☆ setups do not have any excess CR, Violent/CR and Rage/CR are still the top performers there.

Test 3 – Attribute Advantage + Awakening Bonus (CR +30%)

What if we take it a step further and add another 15% CR as an awakening bonus?

We now have very high starting CR, making slot 4 CR runes obsolete. The marginal benefit of CD has increased, so Violent/CD and Rage/CD lead. At 5☆ though, Fatal/CD compensates for the loss of ATK from both slots 2 and 6. Remember that our beloved and hated Theomars fits this example perfectly, as he has both an awakening CR bonus and attribute advantage against everything. For those of you who use SPD in slot 2, Fatal helps to make up for the lost ATK, but I highly recommend Violent if possible, as it scales better with SPD.

Test 4 – Critical Protection (CR/2)

A final scenario we will explore is the unfavorable case of attacking someone with critical protection. Susano, Acasis, Jubelle, Guillaume, Dias, etc. are able to cut your total CR in half. While it may not be problematic enough to justify changing your runes, we will take a look anyway for completion’s sake.

With total CR drastically reduced, CD has also lost much of its power. Despite being half as effective, it seems additional CR still gives the highest return. Violent/CR and Rage/CR are the top picks, as in the first test. For 5☆, Fatal/CR beats Rage/CR just barely, due to the low total CR. Honestly, this worst case scenario is probably not something for which you should spend too much effort to prepare.

Conclusion

As pointed out in the beginning, while Violent setups performed mathematically better in every test, they are not strictly better in every real situation. Yes, in a long enough battle, Violent allows the highest damage over time. However, what if your attacker is not meant for consistent damage output? What if you absolutely needed that one hit to count, and could not leave it to chance? Fatal and Rage help to ensure your Katarina and Lushen make their kills when you need them to.

When choosing the most effective runes for your attackers, there is no single correct answer. There are simply too many variables that affect the outcome. I even skipped glancing hits because I value my sleep more. This guide merely offers a rough idea of what to choose, based on a hypothetical set of reasonably realistic numbers. If your stats are more balanced or more lopsided than the example, you would have to adjust for those differences. To help answer the common question of how to balance ATK and CD at various CR, the following chart illustrates an example that assumes you have a total of 400% you can freely distribute to either ATK or CD.

Thanks to my guildmates for their support and encouragement, especially to Fodder and Norad for contributing their ideas. Extra special thanks to Jerrod for debating with me in guild chat (in your face), and to Miko for keeping the peace. Finally, thank you all for reading. Your questions and feedback have helped a great deal in improving this guide. Good luck, and happy farming!

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The hardest aspect of Summoners War is rune management. There are a number of great resources (some of which we will link and reference) for helping with this. We hope our insights will help you with your progression and if you have better insight than we do please share and we will update with your comments.

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Please note there are exceptions to everything, the below is generalized but may contain specific examples or exceptions and we will try to note them, feel free to provide more if they extend a thought process, this guide is not meant to list every exception to the rule.

Law of 3s – We use the law of 3s as we call them, no rune should be upgraded beyond their Star Value x 3. I.E 3★ never beyond +9, 4★ never beyond +12, etc.. Likewise once you get to the point you are able to just keep 5★+ runes always take them to +12, evaluating them at +3, +6, +9 (even +12) if you should keep it based on rolls. The point is while getting a rune to +9 is fairly cheap, a +9 doesn’t tell you if the rune is really worth keeping or will truly be an upgrade. +12 it if at each check point it is worth keeping, sell it the minute it stops going well to preserve mana.

Monster/Rune simplification is the idea you use as few monsters as possible in all areas in Summoners War… most players can do all content with 30-40 “core” monsters. You give those monsters (ranked by use and rune types) the best runes possible to ensure little risk in failure and greatest ease in accomplishing tasks quickly. Each month you should re-evaluate your teams and may find certain monsters are no longer as important or have fallen off completely and you can reclaim their runes. This keeps the supply level of quality runes in check with the low drop rates of quality runes. World Boss or “toy/test” monsters are runed with left overs…anything not on a monster at the end of the month should be looked at very closely as to why it is in your inventory. If junk, sell and reinvest that mana. Also if you get a big boost rune, don’t wait for FRR. Spend 50K and swap that rune out, no reason to penalize yourself the use of that rune all month (or longer if you forget you have it).

Tools & Reference

Batman doesn’t fight crime without his utility belt and this game is too complicated without proper tools!

Wikia Rune Guide – This guide for Summoners War offers a ton of knowledge and there is zero reason not to become very intimate with the details of each section of this guide. You need to understand what each set does, what the subs of each rune slot could be and what the MAX each STAT bonus could yield on upgrade before doing anything with runes. Stop, go read and come back if you don’t understand rune basics.

Kakaroto’s SWProxy tool – used to download your runes from the game. We cannot express how grateful everyone who uses this tool is for it. It is a god send and much thanks and praise to Kakaroto. There are lots of video guides on how to set this up. Very sorry for our Asia server peeps as this isn’t working for them due to HTTPs.

Xzandro’s Rune Optimizer – you can download the tool for Windows 10 HEREwhich will have better performance on FRR. EDIT: Xzan informed us calc is done client side which means no difference in performance compared to windows app on FRR. Xzandro & miha are EU players who created/work on this amazing, amazing tool and tons of praise to them and the rest of the team if we missed anyone!

Focus from here out really is on C3+ stats, if you are lower than that it gives you an idea of what to shoot for.

Support vs DPS

In a very loose sense there are two types of units, Support (Healers/Revivers/Buffers/Strippers/ATB Boosters) and DPS (We hurt people, RAWR) in Summoners War and the rune “needs” of those units vary.

In general:

• Support units care about SPD/HP/DEF/ACC or RES – Prioritize them in that order, high SPD is the most desirable stat with HP being a close 2nd. Def, ACC or RES are nice bonuses. SPD and HP are both grindable so make sure not to forget to give your supports some R5 love.
• DPS units care about SPD/ATK or DEF (depends on scaling)/CR/CD/HP…maybe ACC & RES in select cases. This can vary a lot based on team comps but in general CR/CD are the most important stats, reason being is you cannot grind them to a higher value. So the amount of CR/CD you get is all you will ever get (sans converting a stat) and based on baselines below you need good CR/CD subs.

The choices you make on what runes to keep vs sell should follow the needs of the monsters most likely to use them. If you can’t identify a monster that would “LOVE” that rune immediately chances are you shouldn’t keep it.

• SLOTS 1/3/5 – Because of the fixed nature of the primary stat these runes should never be a question. The runes should be 6★with a minimum of 2 highly desirable subs that have high starting values or 5★ Hero/Legend runes with 3 or more highly desirable subs that have high starting values. Support Units prioritize SPD/HP while DPS units prioritize Spd/CR/CD

The reason for saying “that have high starting values” is because while Legend runes give you a great chance to get those stats up, Hero/Magic do not and you will see below that the needs per rune gets fairly high (We put basic C3/G+ stats IMO)

• SLOTS 2/4/6 – Since quality drops are a bit harder to get (especially in the set you want if using sets) the requirements are a bit lower given the importance of having the right main stat in each slot being greater than the subs that come with it. The rule however of what subs you want will come into play eventually as you get more and more of these specific runes and your monsters already have it on them. No reason to keep a 6★with a minimum rolls or terrible subs if you already have something better on each of your monsters.

Setting Standards

Benchmarks or Standards for runes in Summoners War are a big help in quickly determining what to keep vs what to sell. As some basic math is involved, here are some general rules:

Remember these are goals for C3/G+, use the best you have and aim for higher, to start the benchmark is better than what you have but the below is to show you what is needed to compete higher…if you keep mediocre you stay mediocre.

Speed is the most important stat you need to make sure is on every rune, there are exceptions but few of them. Both Support and DPS units as general rule need loads of speed (even Shield/Will comps require speed)

Support Markers

Given the variance in types of support monsters this is a bit more subjective in Summoners War and Runes. SPD/HP are top scores…Def/ACC/Res depends on the role they play. 200+ speed is a must as they need to do their job 1st and/or as often as possible. With some monsters needing 30-40K HP and high ACC/Res on top of it the rune requirements can be quite high.

• SPD as most require 1st turn or to be faster than your/enemy DPS it is imperative to have 200+ speed or frankly speed maybe the only stat that you care about on the monster (ATB Boosters), 20+ on each rune (42/39 on slot 2 if needed) are musts. EDIT: to clarify 20+ is for ATB boosters, other supports may need this same range (for instance competing with 220-240 range Tiana’s) however to reach 200ish speed 10-15 per rune maybe all that you need.
• HP since in arena/gw def is often unreliable due to ignore def skills that means HP is the best stat you can focus on for survival. Good news is slots 4/6 tend to be HP% runes, bad news is you still need 10% or more on remaining runes to get HP in that tough to 1 shot range.
• Def/ACC/Res – Depends on unit, in most cases you want RES to prevent def break or cc and ACC if stripper…Def is nice for PVE but not as helpful in PVP.

DPS Markers

Setting aside skill multipliers….Damage = BASE_ATK * (1+ATK%) * (1+CD) using this concept the idea is High CR so you crit ~every~ time and ATK% and CD% should be as HIGH (yet close to equal) as you can get them.

• SPD in most cases should be a big priority. It doesn’t matter if you hit for 100K dmg if you are dead before you get to move. To complicate it even more, most DPS are 100 speed or slower base. So if we use a “decent” speed of +80 for C3/G+ Shield/Will comps that means your DPS needs 14 Speed per rune to achieve this speed. Speed clear teams that involve ATB boosters and getting 1st turn could mean your DPS needs to be around 210. With 42 speed on Slot 2 you still need 14 Speed per remaining rune. Note there are strategies that don’t involve monsters needing speed, Copper and Imesety for example but those are more the exception than rule.
• CR should be 85 (elemental advantage is supposedly 15 cr bonus) or 100%, this means an average of 12-17% per slot is needed to make these numbers. If your rune can’t make these numbers you need to really consider selling it. Since Slot 1 cannot have DEF, use this slot to get as high CR/CD as possible for Def scaling monsters…likewise as slot 3 cannot have ATK use this slot to get as high CR/CD as possible for Atk scaling monsters.
• CD should be 150-200%, this is a bit more complicated a stat but overall the general idea is you should always use SLOT 4 as 6★ CD% (5★ if great subs and you don’t mind making up the CD elsewhere), now if you use a Rage set for the 40% CD bonus you don’t need runes with much CD, which allows either much higher ATK subs or extra HP/Def to be used instead. Outside of Rage, you will need 7-14% per slot to make these numbers.
• ATK/Def/HP is a bit easier as you can grind it, having said that needs vary based on Base Stat of monster and the scaling they use. I.E. a set on Lushen with 900 base atk will vary compared to Tarq who only has 714. Since slots 2 & 6 are typical ATK% slots, slot 3 cannot have ATK and you get the flat ATK bonus off of slot 1…a good average here is approx. 10% for remaining slots. Apply this same logic for Def/HP if monster scales with those.

Sets vs Broken builds

Summoners War introduces us to two types of sets: Primary Sets (4 Pieces) and Secondary sets (2 Pieces). And within those sets, in general, there are two basic types: Utility and Stat Enhancer.

• Utility – runes that provide function instead of stat boosts when the set is completed. In general these tend to be more PvP or specific PvE (such as TOAH/HOH) monsters than general PvE ones.
• Stat Enhancer – only purpose is to add additional boost to stats based on Primary/Secondary set completion. Everything in the game (sans utility shenanigans…looking at you Violent) is a stat check. The concept here is really that they help get your Stats to the point you can pass the check.

It makes perfect sense to think of runes just in these two ways if you look at it purely on paper, MORE is always better right!? And sets give function or some FREE stat increase. It just makes more sense for a DPS to get more ATK or CD from a set than nothing.

However as the game player base in Summoners War grew older, more knowledgeable players started noticing that this was a flawed way to look at things. Maybe Verde doesn’t need to be Violent….Maybe our rune drops keep giving us these amazing runes in an unconventional set for the stats. So people started tinkering and noticed you can achieve a monsters purpose without the use of a primary set or even sets at all. Things like the use of 3 secondary sets to achieve stat or utility needs as well as the use of broken sets started to become a thing outside of nub stupidity.

• Broken Sets refer to the use of 2 or more runes that do not produce either a stat or utility bonus that normally come from forming a “primary” or “secondary” set.

This is hard for a lot of players because we have been conditioned from the beginning to think of monsters in terms of specific “xyz” sets with certain 2/4/6 pairs with lists and threads everywhere pushing these concepts. Now don’t get us wrong, sets are still better on paper but the issue is that your drops aren’t conducive to finding 60 sets worth of “great” runes. This makes it hard early on to make large jumps in progress and you will hold yourself back if you wait to get perfect sets on everyone or by using mediocre runes just to get a set bonus.

We want to really drive it home that unless your monster requires the utility of a sets’ bonus then you are better off forgetting norms and focusing solely on the stats of your runes. Once you start using your best “X” runes rather than a couple great runes and some meh ones to make a set you will find that you have been holding your monsters back far too long.

As your rune quality grows maybe you can get those stat bonuses from sets too but don’t limit yourself to it. As an example we have 2 monsters…Perna and Tarq. Perna needs Violent/Will for our purposes, Tarq just needs stats…so we use a Slot 6, 6★ Endure ATK% rune on Tarq and free up our Violent runes for Perna. Evaluate a rune based on quality of rolls and not if it makes “set sense”.

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