Summons

The seven summons

Summon	Orb	Energy	Mana	Health	Damage	Attacks every	What it fights like
Goblin	Orb of Summoning +0	30	40	45	7 to 10	1.8 s	The smallest. One hit at a time.
Stone Golem	Orb of Summoning +1	60	70	465	62 to 68	2.2 s	Slow, with big hits.
Assassin	Orb of Summoning +2	90	110	800	95 to 100	2.0 s	One hit at a time.
Elite Yeti	Orb of Summoning +3	130	160	1,200	120 to 125	1.4 s	The most health of the first four.
Dark Knight	Orb of Summoning +4	170	200	3,000	150 to 155	1.4 s	Every third attack is a Twisting Slash that hits the monsters round the target.
Bali	Orb of Summoning +5	210	250	5,000	245 to 255	1.0 s	One hard hit at a time. Casts Cometfall when a group of monsters is near its target.
Soldier	Orb of Summoning +6	300	350	4,000	190 to 195	0.7 s	Shoots Triple Shot on every attack, from range. Its attacks can also hit monsters near the target.

• Energy is the Energy stat the Elf needs before she can call the summon. Each cast spends the Mana shown.
• Health, damage and attack speed are the summon's own values. Where a monster page exists, it lists the same numbers.
• Monster pages exist for the Goblin, Stone Golem, Assassin, Elite Yeti and the Dark Knight. Bali and the Soldier have none.

Differences from the original

• Shops. Shops sell only the Orb of Summoning +0 (Goblin) and +1 (Stone Golem). The Assassin, Elite Yeti and the higher summons drop from monsters.
• Guarding. A summon attacks whoever hits its Elf first and stays on that target. It then returns to what the Elf is fighting.
• Hunting. A summon finds monsters near its Elf by itself and stays close to her.
• Drawing attacks. A summon next to its Elf often pulls monsters away from her. A Scroll of Taunt pulls them back to the Elf.
• Elf buffs also work on her summon. They grow stronger and last longer as she raises Energy.
• Following. A summon follows its Elf to a new map and after a Teleport, and leaves when she logs out. In PvP it attacks whoever the Elf hits, for a few seconds.

Using them

• The summon's bar shows the damage it takes.
• Each summon carries its owner's name. Other players see it as a friend, and your own attacks never target it.

For the Elf's other skills and what teaches them, see Skills.