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Summoners War Rune Maximizing Guide by Abs01ut3

I’ll cover the topics of advance runing. Note that I will not cover basic rune properties, but the keyword I’ll focus on here is “efficiency”.

Here are some examples of what this guide can do for you:

Determine if the rune you’re having is worth the power-up or not, thus potentially saving mana.
Find out the source of high-end runes, and why that pesky Giant refuse to drop you an Endure rune.
Clarify some conundrums (“maximize strength or cover weakness?”, “endure set + HP% rune or energy set + resist rune?”, “Swift or Violent?”, etc)
Help you understand the reasoning behind the common advice on rune (“at least 3* rune”, “each rune is only upgrading 3 times the star”, etc) and elaborate if they are valid or can be disputed.
Help you understand why top players have fewer Fatal/Energy/etc and more Violent/Endure/etc than the average player.

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Also, note that (like my other guide) this one will also be lengthy. I’m not one to withhold information, so I just disclose everything I know on the topics. Just try not to rush it and you might actually enjoy the analyses.

Without further ado, let’s start the guide!

P.S: Text colored this way is outdated, before the rune system overhaul. It still contain valuable concepts, and thus it is recommended that you read the old texts before reading the new texts to gain a better understanding, although it is not necessary. Any mention of “Chart XX” refers to the old charts linked below, not the new ones.

Rune Chart

Note: This section only comprises of the chart and raw data. The entire interpretations and analyses will be provided on the FAQ below, so don’t be disheartened or overwhelmed if you don’t understand the table right now; You’re not meant to.

Chart1

Some explanations:

The notation “AA/BB/CC” means initial value / gain per level / final value. Therefore, a 5* Speed rune will give 5 speed at level 1 and gain 2 speed each level, up to the maximum of 39 speed at level 15 (maxed).
The row header is color-coded to show runes with similar rate. For example, HP%, Atk% and Def% have the same initial value, growth rate and final value.

Chart2

Further explanations:

The new notation “AA/BB/CC/DD” means initial value / gain per level / value at level 12 / final value. Therefore, a 6* HP% rune will give 11% HP at level 1 and gain 3% HP each level, and will reach 47% at level 12 and 63% at level 15.
These numbers will be used at FAQ. It suffices to know how we get the numbers. The analysis will be done later on.

“Pow” shows the power of rune set that gives the related stat bonus. Therefore, HP% has a set that gives 15%.
“Slot” shows the number of slots required to get the stat bonuses. Therefore, HP%’s set (Energy) needs 2 runes to be functional.
“Value” is basically Pow/Slot.
“Pre-6* Ratio” is Value*100/X , where X is the final value of any rune pre-6* in Chart2. This is usually final value of 5* runes, but for critical rate the 5* rune is missing (intentionally), so we take the latest data available. For example, for HP% we use 15*100/43 = 17.4, but for critical rate% we use 12*100/37 = 16.2.
“6* Ratio” is Value*100/Y, where Y is the final value of 6*.

Chart 3

Some explanations:

X-axis is rune star, and Y-axis is % of 6* rune +15.
Darker tinted line is post-patch values, and lighter tinted line is pre-patch values.
Numbers are referring to the darker tinted line for that star level.
The third line (the straight one) is a trendline.

The old charts are linked here:

FAQ

Welcome to the FAQ section. Here we’ll try to decipher the ugly looking tables above to answer questions of our own. We will refer to both charts fairly frequently, so I suggest opening the charts on a separate tab for ease of viewing.

List of questions and common beliefs:

Flat stats are useless at slot 2/4/6.
You should find at least 3* runes to engrave ASAP. None of the 2* runes and below are worth keeping.
You should engrave 4* runes and ditch 3* runes whenever you can farm for them, same goes for 5* and 4*, 6* and 5*.
Each rune is only worth raising to 3 times the number of stars. Therefore, raise a 3* rune to +9 until you can find a 4*, which is worth to +12 at most, and so on.
Only use 3* rune until you can find a 6* rune to save cost; Don’t use 4* and 5* runes since you will replace them soon after you find 6*.
How do you find specific 5* and 6* runes?
Which is better for me, Swift or Violent set?
I need both accuracy and HP on my unit. Should I go for Focus + HP% rune or Energy + Acc% rune?
Should I maximize strength or cover the weak stats of my units?
Why do I see so few Fatal and Energy set used in high-level tier, and disproportionately more Despair, Violent, etc?
What do you think of the January ’15 rune system overhaul?
Farming B10 Giant/Dragon requires runes from B10 Giant/Dragon. How can I start farming B10 in the first place then?
What do you think of all rune sets (including the new sets of Wll, Nemesis, Shield and Revenge) for late game purposes?
Are rune packs worth buying?
What are the most common rune templates and combinations?
How can I get those awesome 20+% sub-stats on the chat channels?
Is it worth breaking the set bonus?
I see XXX rune on the magic shop. Should I buy it? / I just got XXX rune from B10 Giant/Dragon. Is it worth using?
My rune inventory is overflowing from farming Giant / Dragon, but I feel like throwing them away is a waste. How do you decide which ones to keep?
How do I best make use of rune-related events (power-up stones and rune removal day)?

1. Flat stats are useless at slot 2/4/6.

A: Mostly true. Flat stats on slot 2/4/6 (where you can have the scaling rune option) are severely outclassed by their scaling counterparts. This is especially true when you raise your units to 4* and above, since their higher base stats will allow percentage-based stat to outperform flat stats. There are very few exceptions to this, mainly if the units are still in 2* and 3*, in which case you’re much better off evolving them rather than min-maxing using flat runes. There may exist (though I rather doubt it) units with such a low base stat that you’d prefer a flat over scaling rune. Here’s a simple table showing the threshold under which flat stat is better than scaling stat at max level (15). As you can see, you’ll be hard pressed to find a maxed 5* (and above) unit with such a low base stat.

HP	Atk	Def
*5 rune**	4856	314	314
*6 rune**	3886	254	254

2. You should find at least 3* runes to engrave ASAP. None of the 2* runes and below are worth keeping.

A: Mostly true.

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