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What is Summoners War Chronicles?

Like what’s been previously said, Summoners War is going to have a very different gameplay compared to previous entries in the franchise. It will be an open world MMORPG set in the same universe the other games are but many years before them. As such, this will give older players a more in-depth look at the franchise’s history, and new players will not be left out and will not need to read much about the lore.

With the game being an open-world MMO, the combat mechanics have also been changed to suit the game’s open world setting. Combat is now real-time action, so players will have to keep in mind other things like positioning, evasion, and skill cooldowns. Also, players will no longer simply be summoners in the background, but will also be fighting alongside their monsters.

In fact, much of the combat will now be done by the characters themselves, and monsters will simply be helping out in either dealing damage or providing support. Thus, choosing monsters is no longer about making a team that complements one another, but choosing a monster – or later, monsters – that also complements the player as well.

On top of that, because this is an MMORPG, players will be able to form parties with one another. This allows them to band together and take on difficult content, and even come up with effective party-based combinations. With this, players can ditch single-player oriented monster compositions and go for a highly specialized, role-oriented one. For example, players that will serve as DPS in a party can temporarily ditch healing and tanking monsters and use monsters that also deal damage or bolster their damage.

Why Would a Player Buy a Summoners War Chronicles Account?

That, however, is where the differences end. While the open-world MMO approach ensures that the game is nothing like other titles in the series, Summoners War Chronicles is likely to have very familiar progression and gacha system. Summoners will still have to gain levels in order for them to improve their attributes, monsters will still have the same rating system, and the gacha for monsters will still exist. It’s because of those things that a good number of players will buy Summoners War Chronicles Account.

The game will involve as much grind as it used to – and perhaps even more. In fact, this is one of the most common reason why players would like to buy an account. This has been the case not just for the genre and games in the platform, but also for the series. Players whose problem was that they did not have time and energy for the grind in previous games will have the same problem in Chronicles. There will also be players that will no longer have as much time as they used to in previous Summoner Wars games. This applies not just for the players’ characters, but also for their monsters.

Another is the gacha system. Because there is no guarantee that they will be consistently getting competitive monsters and rolling costs a lot of money, so oftentimes, buying an account is more convenient and even more prudent – a definitive fact – than relying on RNG.

Last but definitely not least, Summoners War Chronicles is still in its closed beta phase. While there is no certainty that the progress earned in this phase will be carried over in open beta and official release. Whether it does or not, it is undeniable that early knowledge of the game, especially before it is out in the market, gives an advantage to the players that have already played it.

 How Much is a Summoners War Chronicles Account?

The value that a player sees in a Summoners War Chronicles Account depends on the following:

• Level of Summoner
• Total value of monsters in the account
• Price in real-life money of competitive gear in the account
• Total value of gold and crystals in real-life money

Sellers, however, can put a price on their offer regardless of the actual value of the account. This is despite them trying to keep prices close to the value. Thus, buyers normally look through as many offers as they can to try and find the best deal and price on an account.