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[i]*Version 2: Added Filth and Mercenary factions.[/i] Short descriptions of all current 16 Summoner Wars factions on a single page, to make it easy for new players to get an instant overview of each faction's play style. Two versions of the aid is included in the PDF: 1. A larger Letter size version, single-sided, using 2 columns. 2. A smaller A5 size version, double-sided.

Short descriptions of all current 14 Summoner Wars factions on a single page, to make it easy for new players to get an instant overview of each faction's play style. Two versions of the aid is included in the PDF: 1. A larger Letter size version, single-sided, using 2 columns. 2. A smaller A5 size version, double-sided.

Summoner Wars Player Aids - Latest version - Contains Cave Goblins, Cloaks, Fallen Kingdom, Guild Dwarves, Jungle Elves, Phoenix Elves, Tundra Orcs, Vanguards, and Mercenaries.

Summoner Wars Official FAQ Version 1.3 Last Updated 6/24/11

Latest FAQ (12/08/10). Includes the Reinforcements.

Latest version of the FAQ (June 2010). Solves questions about every faction, including the Vanguards and Fallen Kingdom.

Summoner Wars Tuck Boxes All 16 Factions version 3.0

Summoner Wars Tuck Boxes 14 Factions version 2.0 . fixed Guild Dwarves Summoner.

The littl card they give you for each player/race is nice, but there as so many little details they left our that could help new players, and remind learning ones. So I made this at the request of a couple of my friends. Has all the basic details of the game on one little card. It's easy enough to fit 4 of these on one sheet of paper for printing.

Final version of the update. Thanks to David Briel to pointing out the Filth images were available.

Beta of 2nd version of the randomizer cards. Filth has filler images until I can get a better images. Changes: - Added Mercenaries and The Filth - Reduced size so they fit better in the Master Set insert. - Added name of Faction for faster recognition.

I made these cards to help me randomly pick which faction I'll be playing. To make, score down the middle of the page, fold in half and glue the halves together. Trim, round the corners and you're good to go.

A comparison of all the 14 basic Factions up to date (i.e. without reinforcements) to help decide and/or choose a faction for all game newbies. You may keep one or more prints in a box and then just quickly describe the main differences with it. PS - all the statistics are taken mainly from rough numbers of all the faction units together, then slightly adjusted by the faction abilities & events. PS2 - After a more reading on [b]Mountain Vargath[/b], I believe they shoud be at [COLOR=#FF0000]Skill 2[/COLOR] and [COLOR=#006600]Style offensive, siege[/COLOR]. I'll update the file with their stats after the Filth would be out.

Summenor Wars - Wasteland Variant: This is a new idea I had for a four-player game of Summenor Wars. The idea is based off of the board game “Last Night on Earth”. In that game the center of the board’s squares are a lot larger than the outside ones. For the Wasteland variant you add a three by three board with each square being 7 ¼ inches by 7 ¼ inches. You put the new board in the middle and put four normal boards around it. This new board represents a field dividing the armies. The reason the spaces are so large is because it’s assumed that the units are running/sprinting across the field. The rules for the Wasteland variant are the same as normal Summoner War with a few exceptions. . . Wasteland Rules: 1)Winning: Unlike other four player Summoner Wars games, Wasteland is not a team variant. Each player must defeat all other summoners to win the game. 2)Rewards: When a player kills an enemy summoner that player gets the entire enemy’s magic as a reward. 3)Movement: Units can be in the same space and move though the wastelands like any other space, one for one. Inside the wasteland, units can move on to or past ally or enemy units within the same space. Only four total units can be on the same Wasteland space at the same time. Units can still move through a fully occupied Wasteland space. 4)Combat: Inside the Wastelands melee units can only engage in combat when in the same space. Units in the Wasteland can attack an enemy outside it. Likewise units outside out the Wasteland can attack in. Range units can attack the same as in the normal game. Even across the Wasteland, the ranged units can shoot two spaces. As each Wasteland space is adjacent to two normal spaces, on one or two sides, range units can choose to shoot down either of them. Range units cannot shoot through ally or enemy units. 5)Walls: No walls can be placed in the Wasteland. The only exception would be the vine walls. Units can move through a Wasteland space with only one vine wall without taking penalties, but if there are two or more vine walls on a Wasteland space than normal vine wall rules apply. A vine wall is considered to be one unit for the sake of unit counting within a Wasteland space.

Tłumaczenie kart z ośmiu pierwszych talii w formie graficznych ściągawek do wydrukowania. Zawiera następujące frakcje: Guild Dwarves, Cave Goblins, Phoenix Elves, Tundra Orcs, Vanguards, Fallen Kingdom, Jungle Elves, Cloaks.

[b]Update[/b] Version 2 contains a few graphic corrections. These differentiate the boxes in the 3 and 4 player game sheets to correctly reflect the number of players. In v1 the 3 and 4 player sheets were identical. 3 sheets you can print off to record the results of your Summoner Wars battles. 2 record sheets per page. Just cut around the outside border and the sheets should fit in the small boxes without folding. I only have Cave Goblins, Guild Dwarves, Vanguards, and Fallen Kingdom. As such, the only faction banners included are from those decks. If I acquire more, I'll include the art of other decks in a future update. Any input is welcome.

1.1 Version ohne Tippfehler...

Zusammenfassung der Karten der Starterpacks erstellt mit den exzellenten Word-Vorlagen von [user=Christophe Francois ][/user]

The Universal Head SUMMONER WARS Rules Summary v1.1 (Oct11). Small single-sided rules summary.

While I like some of the boards that have been posted on here, there just wasn't one that was exactly what I was looking for. There's definitely no promise that mine will be what *you're* looking for, but I figure there's no harm in sharing just in case it is. ;)

Input attack value, dice odds and whether or not all dice need to hit to cause wounds, and you get a table that lists your probability of inflicting at least x wounds given y attempts.

A one page (double-sided) information sheet on the Vangaurds. It comprises information on what makes this faction unique, including its strengths and weaknesses; discussion on the faction’s Champions; and tips for players using this faction. This information has been taken, with permission, from the Plaid Hat Game’s website.

A one page (double-sided) information sheet on the Tundra Orcs. It comprises information on what makes this faction unique, including its strengths and weaknesses; discussion on the faction’s Champions; and tips for players using this faction. This information has been taken, with permission, from the Plaid Hat Game’s website.

A one page (double-sided) information sheet on the Cave Goblins. It comprises information on what makes this faction unique, including its strengths and weaknesses; discussion on the faction’s Champions; and tips for players using this faction. This information has been taken, with permission, from the Plaid Hat Game’s website.

A one page (double-sided) information sheet on the Pheonix Elves. It comprises information on what makes this faction unique, including its strengths and weaknesses; discussion on the faction’s Champions; and tips for players using this faction. This information has been taken, with permission, from the Plaid Hat Game’s website.

A one page (double-sided) information sheet on the Guild Dwarves. It comprises information on what makes this faction unique, including its strengths and weaknesses; discussion on the faction’s Champions; and tips for players using this faction. This information has been taken, with permission, from the Plaid Hat Game’s website.

Unfortunate Events is a variant that introduces an event deck that adds sudden twists to the battle in Summoner Wars.

(Added in the 1-1 version: the two expansion packs) As I discovered Summoner Wars, and enjoyed it immensely, I also had the chance of discovering that its designer, Colby Dauch, had put a lot of work into what we gamers call "flavor text" I decided to collect all of it in one single document that could be used by all Summoner Wars fans Colby then gave me his permission to present this document on BGG. I hope you'll enjoy it reading it as much as I have!

It's been a long time from last upload but finally we have it! Fallen Kingdom, Vanguards and Mercenaries Tuck Boxes for sleeved cards. Please remeber to not resize the file when printing.

Rules in Korean. If there is something wrong, please send a geekmail to me, not email. As I play this game, it maybe updated.

Cave Goblins, Guild Dwarfs, Phoenyx Elves and Tundra Orks Tuck Boxes for sleeved cards. Please remeber to not resize the file when printing.

This is a board I designed to print onto 8.5 x 11 paper. I actually print it onto full sheet labels and then apply the labels to a board. left, middle, and right will make one side of a board. note: you need to print the file twice, to make one board. or four times to make two boards. I eliminated the space for decks as it made the board unnecessarily large in my opinion. Here are pics of it in action http://www.boardgamegeek.com/image/674730/joelddhans http://www.boardgamegeek.com/image/674731/joelddhans