Second Generation Summoner Classes

Changelog

• []Added 3 new mysterious monsters: Erginus Queen, Archelus Knight and Glaukos.[/]

  []Added 3 new gammas: Armored Gamma, Giant Armored Gamma, Colossal Armored Gamma.[/]

  []Reorganized the weapon levels of Flying Types and Androids summons.[/]

  []Fixed an issue concerning Androids summons.[/]

  []Updated to the latest patch.[/]

These 4 new classes can summon over 150 allied creatures to fight at your side, from lowly tadpoles to the very god of the Primers.

Up to 5 creatures can be brought into battle: 3 as weapons (fast manual reload) and 2 as accessories (slow automatic reload).

Compared to the first generation, the new delivery method is less invasive: friendlies are now called with grenades, not meteors.

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The Tech Commander can summon up to 5 creatures, or trade some for the firepower of the Ranger's full arsenal.

He has also access to a few key Air Raider airstrikes, as well as Reversers, Laser Kits and Plasma Chargers for support.

Among these new classes, this is the one with the most variety: allowing you to mix summons into many possible builds.

The Tech Commander's support options are geared more toward others, than to himself: benefiting other players and their creatures.

It's a sturdy and safe class, that can be carried by its powerful weapons even after all of its summons are gone.

The Cypher Angel can choose between summons and a creative variety of firearms, explosives and drones.

As a close relative to the Valkyries, this all-out offensive class will overpower just any enemy that your summons are tanking.

The Cypher Angel's loadout is all geared toward attack, with an assorted mix of grenades and energy bombs filling her backpack.

Yet, her real forte is homing weapons: as this is the only class that can equip missiles, radars and guide beacon guns together.

This is a versatile and easy-to-use class, ideal for players who want to mess around with summons without hassle.

The Data Summoner complements his summons with all of the Air Raider tools of destruction, like airstrikes, drones and turrets.

His strategic strength is offset by having the most limited selection of firearms, having to rely on pistols and drones during panic moments.

Still, ditching weapons can sometimes be beneficial, as certain monsters do no tolerate any form of friendly fire against them.

Most importantly, the Data Summoner has access to exceptional defensive tools such as defense drones, guard posts and vehicles.

His available support options are equally geared toward defense, giving him access to the Guide Beacon, Energy Shield and Shield Busters.

Just like the Energy Shield can protect your team from the enemy, so can the Shield Busters disable enemy shields to nullify their threat.

Among all classes, this is the purist's experience, to see how far summons can really be pushed.

The Wind Runner seeks to balance summons with the Wing Diver's energy weapons, and their management.

She is the sole class with 6 slots, with one dedicated exclusively to the plasma core of her flight unit.

The potential firepower you can achieve is massive, if you use all of the tools at your disaposal.

Her support equipment is plentiful, having a choice of guard posts, laser kits, reversers and even plasma chargers.

Plasma chargers especially are a game changer, since they allow you to push your jetpack's generator beyond its limits.