Category Archives: Guide

My second deck build of an alliances summoner: Hogar of the Tundra Guild. This was a very tough article due to a mediocre summoner in combination with a large variety of great units. … More … →

Selundar’s Shadow Elves are one of the weaker factions in the game. However they can be quite enjoyable as they allow for some very aggressive play (and a very pretty color for the faction). … More … →

Krusk’s Sand Goblins are a stronger faction then their cave goblin cousins. One thing they share though is that both are best when used offensively. The main reason the Sand Goblins are much … More … →

My first deck build of an alliances summoner: Moyra Skylark of the Vargath Vanguards. She makes for a very interesting faction to play with lots of options and a very good summoner power. … More … →

My first impression of the Mercenaries was that they are decently powerful, but pretty boring. That is incorrect. Rallul can do some pretty explosive things with the right combination of events and units. … More … →

The Cave Goblins can be very fun to play as they excel at swarming opponents. This is by no means an easy feat as Sneeks units are fragile. To play him well you … More … →

The Guild Dwarves are another member of the original “big three” Summoner Wars factions. Unlike the Tundra Orcs, Oldin‘s deck is more defensive as his commons are squishier. It’s still very strong though … More … →

The Tundra Orcs are part of the original “big three” Summoner Wars factions. And deservedly so, Grognack‘s faction is very strong and plays pretty intuitively. This is why the faction is somewhat frowned … More … →

Abua Shi‘s Jungle Elves are a very flexible and strong faction. Flexible because you can easily build one deck that can be used aggressive or defensive and either with commons or champions all … More … →