Summoners War SP Summon Guide: How to Target New Monsters

To target newly released monsters in Summoners War, activate the Special Summon (SP Summon) toggle on each scroll category, summon through your bulk Mystical and Elemental Scrolls first, acquire a Splendid Summon Blessing before touching high-tier scrolls, and store all duplicate 4-star family members for skill-ups.

Enable Special Summon on Every Scroll Tab

Before spending any summoning currency, confirm that the Special Summon checkbox is highlighted on the specific scroll tab you intend to use.

• Rate adjustments: The SP Summon banner does not increase your base lightning rates. A Mystical Scroll still retains a 0.5% chance to summon a Natural 5-Star and roughly an 8.5% chance for a Natural 4-Star. Instead, enabling the toggle directs the game to weight any successful 4-star or 5-star lightning heavily toward the new monster family.
• Per-tab requirement: The toggle does not apply globally across the summoning circle. You must verify and toggle SP Summon separately across Mystical Scrolls, Elemental Scrolls (Fire, Water, Wind), and Legendary Scrolls. Summoning under an unselected tab distributes lightning results evenly across the entire legacy monster pool.

Sequence Scrolls from Bulk to High Rarity

Exhaust high-volume summoning resources before moving to rare scrolls to manage storage and adapt your session based on early results.

1. Summon Mystical and Elemental Scrolls in 10-pull batches: Opening bulk scrolls first lets you work through natural pull variance, gather evolution materials, and assess your banner yield without risking an early inventory lock.
2. Re-evaluate after an early banner pull: If you secure your target Natural 5-Star early within your initial batch of Mystical Scrolls, decide whether to keep chasing the remaining elemental variants under SP Summon or uncheck the banner toggle to target missing legacy units with your remaining scrolls.
3. Open Legendary, All-Attribute, or Transcendence Scrolls last: Reserve your highest-rarity scrolls for the final phase of the session once blessings are secured.

Apply Splendid Summon Blessings to High-Tier Scrolls

Do not open Legendary, All-Attribute, or Transcendence Scrolls without an active Splendid Summon Blessing on your account. When a Natural 5-Star appears, the blessing forces a choice between two distinct units. Under an active SP Summon banner, this selection frequently pairs a new banner monster against a general pool unit, lowering the chance of an unwanted duplicate.

If you begin a session without an active blessing, use your initial bulk pulls to establish protection:

• If you pull an unneeded duplicate Natural 5-Star from early Mystical Scrolls, do not feed it for experience or skill-ups.
• Take the duplicate to the Ancient Crystal Shop and convert it into 300 Ancient Crystals.
• Purchase a Splendid Summon Blessing immediately so your subsequent Legendary and All-Attribute scrolls trigger with bad-luck protection.

Manage Summoned Duplicates and Fodder

Properly sorting units during a session preserves vital progression resources and prevents inventory overflow.

Keep all elemental copies of newly released 4-star monsters. Natural 4-star units rely heavily on duplicate skill-ups to lower cooldowns and improve harmful effect activation rates. Storing extra copies also ensures you have materials ready if post-release balance patches buff an alternative element.

Set Session Limits and Benchmarks

Across 300 to 500 Mystical Scrolls, standard probability variance can include dry spells of 30 to 50 summons without lightning. Treat the acquisition of complete 4-star families, essential skill-up duplicates, and evolution fodder as measurable account progression. Once your pre-allocated scroll inventory is exhausted, exit the summoning circle to rune and evaluate your new units rather than spending saved progression crystals on panic summons or shop refreshes.