Summoning

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Summoning

Summoning is a pet-based skill trained mainly through Summoning Missions. Players send pets on timed missions, wait for them to return, then claim rewards and Summoning XP.

Summoning also connects with Pet Battles, where players can use battle pets in a turn-based minigame for additional Pet XP and Summoning XP.


Quick Start

Speak to Pikkupstix to access Summoning activities.

Step 1
Open Missions
Talk to Pikkupstix and choose Missions.
Step 2
Choose a Slot
Click an empty mission slot on the Mission Board.
Step 3
Select a Pet
Pick an eligible pet from your inventory.
Step 4
Claim Rewards
When the timer ends, claim the mission for loot and XP.

Summoning can be trained up to level 150.


Pikkupstix

NPC
The main Summoning NPC.
Missions
Mission Board
Opens the Summoning Mission Board.
Pet Battles
Battle Interface
Opens the Pet Battles interface.


Summoning Missions

Players train Summoning by sending pets on timed missions. When the mission is finished, the player claims the mission to receive rewards and Summoning XP.

While a pet is on a mission, it is unavailable and cannot be used in Pet Battles or other pet systems.

Mission Tier Requirements
Mission Tier Base Duration Summoning XP Unlock Requirement Start Cost After Free Starts
Tier 1 1 Hour 25,000 XP Available immediately 25K Coins
Tier 2 3 Hours 250,000 XP Complete 10 Tier 1 missions 50K Coins
Tier 3 6 Hours 2,500,000 XP Complete 10 Tier 2 missions 100K Coins
Tier 4 12 Hours 50,000,000 XP Complete 10 Tier 3 missions 200K Coins

Mission tier progress resets when the player prestiges Summoning.


Mission Slots

Slot 1
Level 1
Slot 2
Level 70
Slot 3
Level 100
Slot 4
Level 120

Each active mission uses 1 pet and 1 mission slot. Each slot works independently, so players can run different mission tiers at the same time if they have the tiers unlocked and the pets are eligible.


Pet Tier System

Pets are assigned Summoning tiers. A pet can complete missions of its own tier or any lower tier. For example, a Tier 3 pet can complete Tier 1, Tier 2, or Tier 3 missions, but cannot complete Tier 4 missions.

Tier 1 Pets

Shadow Pet (b)
Superior Crimson Chin (b)
Baby Yoda Pet (b)
Thanos (b)
Ultron Pet (b)

Tier 2 Pets

Shiro (b), Felix (b), Simba (b), Duke (b), Barb Duke (b), Capt Duke (b), Elven Duke (b), Explorer Duke (b), Inari (b), Baekho (b), Aurora (b), Coco (b), Ursula (b), Quack Army (b), Artemis (b), Unusual Artemis (b), Onari (b), Vespera (b), Nian (b), Satyr (b), Heffy (b), Nipper Demon (b)

Tier 3 Pets

Inner Demon (b)
Warmonger (b)
Soul Ripper (b)
Lil Trump Pet (b)
Lucky Jester Pet (b)

Tier 4 Pets

Hellfire Drake (b), Lootweaver Pet (b), Vlad Pet (b), Enhanced Soul Ripper (b), Enraged Soul Ripper (b), Dromek Pet (b), Fiendy Pet (b), Graveclaw Pet (b), Pet Sam (b), Soul Reaver (b), Unholy Demon (b)


Summoning Mission Board

The Summoning Mission Board is the central interface for starting missions, viewing timers, using Time Charms, and claiming completed missions.

Locked
The slot is greyed out and shows the required Summoning level.
Empty
The slot can be clicked to choose a mission tier and pet.
Active
The slot shows the pet, mission tier, and countdown timer.
Completed
The slot gains a gold highlight and shows a Claim button.

Pets must be in the player's inventory to be selected for a mission. Once the mission starts, the pet is removed from inventory and is locked until the mission is claimed.


Daily Starts and Time Charms

Players receive 4 free mission starts per day. After these free starts are used, additional missions can still be started by paying the mission start cost.

Skips 1 hour for all active missions.
Skips 3 hours for all active missions.
Skips 12 hours for all active missions.

Free mission starts are not the same as mission slots. Free starts control how many missions can be started for free each day. Mission slots control how many missions can run at the same time.


Claiming Rewards

XP
Summoning XP is awarded when the completed mission is claimed.
Items
Rewards go to inventory first. If inventory is full, overflow goes to the bank.
Pet Return
The pet becomes usable again after the mission is claimed.

If the player's inventory and bank are both full, the mission cannot be claimed until space is available.


Mission Rewards Overview

Tier 1 Rewards
Diamond Coins, Weekly Jackpot Tokens, potions, boxes, early Pet Moves, jewelry, Exalted Chests, and Totems.
Tier 2 Rewards
More frequent advanced Pet Moves, potions, boxes, Exalted Chests, Specialty Skills, and Totems.
Tier 3 Rewards
Higher coin rewards, stronger boxes, upgraded jewelry, Specialty Skills, Ultimate Skills, and Totems.
Tier 4 Rewards
Large Diamond Coin rewards, Fallen Warrior Mystery Boxes, Time Charms, Opulent Keys, Celestial Spark jewelry, Relic Mystery Boxes, Ultimate Skills, and Totems.


Mission Drop Tables

Summoning Mission drop tables are not affected by Drop Rate %, Double Drop Rate %, or similar bonuses.


Tier 1 Drop Table
Rarity Rewards
Always Diamond Coin x100, Weekly Jackpot Token x10
1 in 10 Health Potion, Diamond Coin x25
1 in 25 Box of Dreams (e) x1-5, Owner's Box x1-5, Super Health Potion
1 in 50 Hyper Health Potion, Full Restore Potion, Starfury Mystery Box (Range), Starfury Mystery Box (Magic), $50 Custom Credit Scroll x5, Sigil Box x1-2, Scratch, Bite, Headbutt
1 in 125 Diamond Coin x200, Hyper Health Potion x2, Full Restore Potion x2, $50 Custom Credit Scroll x20, Shadow Gem Ring, Shadow Gem Necklace, Diamond Coin x200-500, Exalted Chest
1 in 250 Shadow Flick, Bonebreaker, Solar Strike, Infernal Strike
1 in 4000 Treasure Seeker Totem, Warrior's Totem, Berserker's Totem, Seer's Totem, Mystic's Totem, Archer's Totem, Deadeye's Totem, Skiller's Totem, Ruinborn Totem, Gladiator's Totem, Scholar's Totem, Covfefe Totem, Mag-more-x Totem, Bloody Seconds Totem, Skeletal Totem, Deadly Totem


Tier 2 Drop Table
Rarity Rewards
Always Diamond Coin x100, Weekly Jackpot Token x10
1 in 10 Health Potion, Diamond Coin x25
1 in 25 Box of Dreams (e) x1-5, Owner's Box x1-5, Super Health Potion
1 in 50 Hyper Health Potion, Full Restore Potion, Starfury Mystery Box (Range), Starfury Mystery Box (Magic), $50 Custom Credit Scroll x5, Sigil Box x1-2, Shadow Flick, Bonebreaker, Solar Strike, Infernal Strike
1 in 125 Diamond Coin x200, Hyper Health Potion x2, Full Restore Potion x2, $50 Custom Credit Scroll x20, Shadow Gem Ring, Shadow Gem Necklace, Diamond Coin x200-500, Exalted Chest, Shadow Flick, Bonebreaker, Solar Strike, Infernal Strike
1 in 500 Cinder Strike, Blazing Rupture, Noxious Cut, Venomstorm
1 in 3000 Treasure Seeker Totem, Warrior's Totem, Berserker's Totem, Seer's Totem, Mystic's Totem, Archer's Totem, Deadeye's Totem, Skiller's Totem, Ruinborn Totem, Gladiator's Totem, Scholar's Totem, Covfefe Totem, Mag-more-x Totem, Bloody Seconds Totem, Skeletal Totem, Deadly Totem


Tier 3 Drop Table
Rarity Rewards
Always Diamond Coin x150, Weekly Jackpot Token x15
1 in 10 Health Potion x2, Super Health Potion, Diamond Coin x50
1 in 25 Exalted Chest, Box of Enchantments, Hyper Health Potion, Full Restore Potion
1 in 50 Hyper Health Potion x2, Full Restore Potion x2, Starfury Mystery Box (Range) x1-3, Starfury Mystery Box (Magic) x1-3, $100 Custom Credit Scroll x5, Sigil Box x1-3
1 in 125 Diamond Coin x300, Hyper Health Potion x5, Full Restore Potion x3, $100 Custom Credit Scroll x20, Shadow Gem Ring (x), Shadow Gem Necklace (x), Diamond Coin x500-1000, Exalted Chest x3
1 in 250 Cinder Strike, Blazing Rupture, Noxious Cut, Venomstorm
1 in 2000 Solar Devastation, Wraithstorm, Apex Strike, Soul Requiem, Treasure Seeker Totem, Warrior's Totem, Berserker's Totem, Seer's Totem, Mystic's Totem, Archer's Totem, Deadeye's Totem, Skiller's Totem, Ruinborn Totem, Gladiator's Totem, Scholar's Totem, Covfefe Totem, Mag-more-x Totem, Bloody Seconds Totem, Skeletal Totem, Deadly Totem


Tier 4 Drop Table
Rarity Rewards
Always Diamond Coin x250, Weekly Jackpot Token x25
1 in 10 Health Potion x3, Super Health Potion x2, Diamond Coin x100, Hyper Health Potion, Full Restore Potion
1 in 25 Starfury Mystery Box (Range) x1-3, Starfury Mystery Box (Magic) x1-3, Fallen Warrior Mystery Box x1-3, Exalted Chest
1 in 100 Hyper Health Potion x3, Full Restore Potion x2, 1 Hour Time Charm, Box of Enchantments x1-5, $100 Custom Credit Scroll x5, Sigil Box x1-5
1 in 500 Diamond Coin x700, Full Restore Potion x5, 12 Hour Time Charm, $250 Custom Credit Scroll x20, Opulent Key x1-3, Celestial Spark Ring, Celestial Spark Necklace, Amber Coin, Relic Mystery Box, Solar Devastation, Wraithstorm, Apex Strike, Soul Requiem
1 in 1000 Treasure Seeker Totem, Warrior's Totem, Berserker's Totem, Seer's Totem, Mystic's Totem, Archer's Totem, Deadeye's Totem, Skiller's Totem, Ruinborn Totem, Gladiator's Totem, Scholar's Totem, Covfefe Totem, Mag-more-x Totem, Bloody Seconds Totem, Skeletal Totem, Deadly Totem


Pet Battles

Pet Battles are a separate Summoning-related activity where players use pets in turn-based fights. Pet Battles can award Pet XP and Summoning XP.

Pets that are currently away on Summoning Missions cannot be used in Pet Battles until the mission has been claimed and the pet has returned.


Prestige and Safety Rules

Prestige Resets
Mission tier unlock progress and mission slot unlocks reset when Summoning is prestiged.
Cannot Prestige While Busy
Players cannot prestige if a mission is active, completed but unclaimed, or prepared but not started.

These rules prevent pets, mission progress, and unclaimed rewards from being lost.

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