Summoners War starts 12th anniversary eve events ahead of June 21

Com2uS is using Summoners War: Sky Arena’s 12th anniversary to pull veterans back in before the real birthday lands on June 21, and the first wave looks built for repeat log-ins rather than a one-time giveaway. The anniversary eve rollout is already live, with the headliner set to run until June 7 and built around daily missions that convert routine play into mission points.

That structure makes the retention angle impossible to miss. Players need 100 mission points before they can redeem rewards, and the daily payout comes with a choice between two options, which turns the event into a small but meaningful tradeoff every day. The reward pool is aimed squarely at value-conscious summoners, with Mystical Scrolls and 12-Year Light and Darkness Scrolls in the mix. Bonus rewards also kick in on the third and seventh reward claims, and those pay out 12-Year Special Scrolls, a sharper incentive for anyone willing to show up throughout the week instead of dropping in once.

The company is clearly saving the biggest beats for the full 12-Year Festival. Com2uS’ anniversary hub lists a new Summon Mileage feature, a new equipment type called Relic, and an upgraded Summoner’s Way system for newer players. It also names a 12-Year Legendary Scroll, 12-Year Light Scroll, and 12-Year Darkness Scroll among the anniversary rewards, plus a 12-Year Coin Shop that can hand out up to 200 12-Year Special Scrolls. New and returning users get a 2x coin benefit in that shop, a smart nudge for lapsed accounts that may need a reason to come back before June 21.

That push matters because Summoners War is not behaving like a fading mobile relic. Com2uS says the game has more than 200 million users worldwide, and the anniversary campaign is underlining why the title still has staying power after 12 years. The company has used milestone windows this way before, including an 11th anniversary Unlimited Refund Event for Mystical Scrolls and Crystals, so the current rollout fits a familiar pattern: low-friction rewards now, bigger systems and spending decisions later. The early events do offer real value, especially for players chasing scrolls and coin-shop stock, but they also serve as a daily handshake before the larger June 21 celebration takes over.