Hero Clash Faction Summon Guide: How to Target and Pull S+ Heroes

To target and pull S+ heroes efficiently in Hero Clash, save your Faction Summon Scrolls and channel every pull into a single faction banner until your primary carry reaches Eternal tier. Isolating your recruitment to one faction restricts the drop pool, concentrates alignment-specific awakening fodder, and accumulates Faction Crystals to purchase guaranteed S+ hero chests directly from the store.

How Faction Summons Isolate the Hero Pool

Standard recruitment draws from all four base factions alongside rare God and Void heroes, diluting your chances of pulling duplicate copies of specific champions. The faction altar eliminates three-quarters of that pool by restricting drops to one chosen faction: Human, Beast, Night, or Spirit.

Every common, rare, and S-tier card acquired from a faction banner serves as dedicated upgrade material for that specific alignment. Instead of accumulating scattered fodder across incompatible factions, your summoning returns directly feed your core team's ascension requirements.

Choosing the Right Target Faction

Select your target faction based on your primary damage dealer and current progression bottleneck rather than alternating between alignments:

• Human Faction: Best for accounts building Alvarez as their main carry. Pulling here provides the necessary copies to awaken Alvarez to Transcendent and Eternal tiers while supplying useful support copies like Nicole. The main drawback is the absence of native frontline tanks.
• Spirit Faction: Recommended for mid- to late-game progression. Spirit features critical defensive anchors like Fagon and high-tier supports like Sophia, providing the survivability and control required for difficult Adventure stages.
• Night Faction: Suited for burst and crowd-control lineups featuring Duke of Night Varian or Celina. These units offer powerful debuffs but require heavy investment in exclusive weapons to perform reliably.
• Beast Faction: Focuses on brawlers such as Natalie and Poros. Beast heroes excel in multi-team modes and disruption setups, but they generally offer lower early-game campaign value than Human or Spirit lineups.

Batch Pulling and Resource Thresholds

Avoid spending individual Faction Summon Scrolls as soon as you receive them. Single pulls yield fragmented fodder that cannot be merged immediately, leaving account power stagnant.

Instead, bank between 50 and 100 Faction Summon Scrolls to spend during limited-time recruitment events or monthly reset milestones. Saving for large sessions accomplishes two goals:

1. Mitigates Drop Variance: Executing consecutive 10-pulls smooths out unlucky streaks and groups matching fodder together for immediate rank-ups.
2. Secures Event Milestones: Concentrated summoning sprees hit event rebate tiers, returning bonus diamonds, upgrade resources, and hero selection chests that offset raw summoning bad luck.

Gather your scrolls primarily through recurring game modes, including Tower of Destiny floors, Arena ranking rewards, and monthly quest lines. Avoid purchasing faction scrolls with diamonds at regular shop rates unless an active event offers a significant rebate on summon costs.

Faction Store Economy and Spending Rules

Every faction summon awards Faction Crystals regardless of the tier of hero pulled. This store currency acts as a safety net, allowing you to bypass summoning RNG entirely by purchasing specific S+ hero chests.

To maintain shop efficiency, adhere to these three rules:

1. Never buy standard S-grade heroes or generic fodder: Standard cards drop frequently through normal gameplay and do not warrant spending premium crystal currency.
2. Prioritize high-impact carries and core supports: Reserve your crystal balance for copies of essential S+ units, such as Alvarez, that directly increase your main team's level cap.
3. Use chests for awakening milestones: Purchase hero cards only when they provide the exact duplicate required to push a unit past major ascension barriers, such as the transition from Mythic to Transcendent.