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Summoners War
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Siege CounterBETA

Plan your Summoners War Siege offense before the battle.
Search the enemy defense and review possible counters.

06Defenses in the catalog
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21Registered counters
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1107Registered monsters
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Search by the monsters on the opposing team.

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How to use the Summoners War Siege Counter

Search the enemy monster names to find registered Summoners War Siege offense ideas for that defense. Open a result to review the leader, suggested turn sequence, rune sets, target stats, and the purpose of each team.

A counter is a starting point, not a guaranteed win. Compare your rune quality, artifacts, skill levels, towers, and available duplicates before using an SW Siege offense in battle.

Summoners War Siege Counter FAQ

Answers to common questions about finding and evaluating Siege offense teams.

How do I find a counter for a Summoners War Siege defense?

Enter one or more enemy monster names in the search field. The catalog matches registered defenses regardless of the order in which you type the names, and each result links to the available offense ideas.

Can I search with only one monster from the defense?

Yes. A partial search is useful when you remember only one or two monsters. Add more names to narrow the list to the exact Summoners War Siege defense you are facing.

What is the difference between a 4-star tower and an open tower?

A 4-star tower only allows monsters whose natural grade meets the Siege restriction. An open tower allows broader team choices. Use the tower filter so the results match the battle you are preparing for.

What information is included with a Siege counter team?

When available, a counter page shows the three-monster offense, how to play it, suggested rune sets, stat targets, SPD, and attack sequence. Sources are listed when the example came from an external reference.

Does a listed Summoners War counter guarantee a win?

No. Rune efficiency, artifacts, skill levels, AI behavior, critical hits, and player decisions can change the result. Examples without competitive validation are identified as demonstration content.

Why does the first monster appear on the left?

The first monster is the team leader. Its leader skill is the one considered for that defense or offense composition, which also makes the team order easier to read consistently.

How should I read the recommended attack sequence?

The sequence indicates the intended move order for the offense. Your actual order depends on combat SPD and Attack Bar effects, so verify it with the SPD Tuning calculator before the Siege battle.

Are the suggested rune sets mandatory?

No. They describe the intended role of the example build. Equivalent sets can work when they preserve the required speed order, survivability, accuracy, damage, and other relevant stats.

Can I use the Siege Counter for offense and defense planning?

Yes. The main use is finding offense ideas, but reviewing common answers also helps you understand the weaknesses of a defense before you build or place it.

What should I check before using an SW Siege counter?

Confirm the tower type, leader skill, rune sets, minimum stats, turn order, artifacts, and elemental interactions. Also check whether the example is marked as demonstration content rather than a validated result.