Mastering Mass Summoning for the Summoners War x Frieren Collaboration

The Summoners War x Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End collaboration introduces a highly anticipated set of limited-time monsters that can fundamentally shift your account's capabilities. Whether you are aiming for Frieren, Fern, Stark, Ubel, or Himmel, the "Mass Summoning" strategy is the most disciplined approach to securing these units. By shifting your mindset from impulsive, individual pulls to a calculated, resource-heavy session, you minimize the variance of RNG and ensure your account is prepared for the influx of new power.

Why Mass Summoning is Superior for Limited Banners

In Summoners War, the probability of pulling a Natural 5-star (Nat 5) monster is statistically low. Attempting to pull for a specific collaboration unit one scroll at a time often leads to "pull fatigue," where players burn resources without a clear roadmap.

Mass summoning functions as a strategic "event" for your account. By hoarding hundreds of Mystical Scrolls, Legendary Scrolls, and Light & Darkness (L&D) scrolls, you create a large enough sample size to normalize the RNG. This method is effective because:

• Psychological Control: You define a clear beginning and end to the session, preventing the "just one more scroll" trap that drains crystal reserves.
• Inventory Efficiency: Managing a massive influx of 3-star and 4-star fodder is easier when done in one dedicated session, allowing you to focus on evolving your new Nat 5s immediately.
• Resource Forecasting: You can accurately track your "pity" progress and resource depletion, allowing you to stop when you hit your target units, preserving remaining crystals for future events.

Step-by-Step Preparation for the Frieren Event

Before the summoning button is even touched, your preparation determines the success of your session. Follow this roadmap to maximize your yield:

1. Crystal Allocation: Prioritize spending crystals on the "Summoners Blessing" (if available) and premium scroll packs. Avoid using crystals for energy refreshes during the two weeks leading up to your planned mass summon.
2. Clear the Monster Storage: A full inventory is the biggest enemy of a mass summon. Clear out existing 3-star fodder by evolving them into 4-star "Rainbowmons" or feeding them as skill-ups. You need at least 50–100 free slots to avoid forced pauses.
3. The "Scroll Audit": List your resources. A standard goal for a serious mass summon is 200+ Mystical Scrolls, 5+ Legendary Scrolls, and any accumulated L&D scrolls.
4. Guild and Arena Shop Refreshes: In the final days before your session, refresh the Guild Shop and Arena Shop to buy all available Mystical Scrolls. These "extra" scrolls are often the difference between a successful banner and a miss.

Targeting Frieren, Fern, Stark, Ubel, and Himmel

The Frieren collaboration units bring unique mechanics to the table. When summoning, you must establish a priority hierarchy. While every player wants the entire set, focus your energy on the units that fill gaps in your current roster.

• Frieren & Fern: Typically support-oriented units with game-changing utility. If you are lacking in RTA or Siege control units, these should be your primary chase targets.
• Stark, Ubel, & Himmel: Often act as high-impact damage dealers. If your current offense teams are struggling to clear high-level content, prioritize these units to boost your burst potential.

Expert Tip: Do not chase duplicates. In Summoners War, the utility of having one copy of each collaboration unit far outweighs the marginal benefit of feeding a second copy for a skill-up. Stop pulling once you have secured the full collection.

Managing the "Dry Streak" and RNG Variance

Every seasoned Summoners War player knows the sting of a dry streak—a long period where no Nat 5 appears. During a mass summon, this is a statistical certainty, not a personal failure.

• The 50-Scroll Rule: If you pull 50 scrolls without a Nat 5, take a break. Log out, restart the game, or wait an hour. While the server-side RNG remains identical, this creates a mental "reset" that prevents you from panic-spending your remaining crystals.
• Tracking Pity: While Summoners War doesn't have a traditional "pity" system for Mystical Scrolls in the same way as gacha games with hard counters, tracking your summon count helps you stay grounded in the reality of the game’s drop rates.

Balancing Growth vs. Summoning

A common mistake players make during collaboration events is neglecting the "growth" aspect. Pulling a new Nat 5 is only half the battle; you must also have the runes, Devilmons, and evolution fodder ready to make them viable.

• The Devilmon Bottleneck: You will likely summon more monsters than you can skill up. Save your Devilmons for the specific collaboration unit that performs best in your primary content (e.g., your main RTA unit or Dungeon farmer).
• Rune Prep: Use the days leading up to the event to farm high-quality runes in Cairos Dungeon. If you pull a top-tier unit like Himmel but have no spare speed-tuned rune sets, the unit will sit in storage unused.

Final Decision Making: When to Stop

The most disciplined players know when to walk away. Set a "Hard Stop" limit on your crystals before you start. If you reach your limit and have failed to pull your target unit, stop. Summoners War is a marathon, not a sprint. The resources you save today—by not depleting your entire crystal hoard—can be used to farm the runes that will eventually make your existing units perform even better. Always prioritize account stability over the "gambler's fallacy" of chasing a specific unit to the point of bankruptcy.