Candy Kingdom Defense Summons and the Treasure Hoard
Quick answer
- Where: The Treasure Hoard is the hero-summoning destination.
- Budget: Choose the hero role you need before spending gems; a luck multiplier is not the same as a displayed base chance.
Decide what the next summon should add
Candy Kingdom Defense summons come from the Treasure Hoard.
The gameplay overview shows the banner and collection alongside the defense those heroes will enter.
Before spending gems, identify the missing contribution: an accessible opening, another coverage option or a specialist for a developed squad. A summon is useful when its result can serve the collection you are building, rather than merely increasing the number of names owned.
Read the offer before committing gems
Use the displayed banner, its cost and its chances for the offer you are considering. Magic Man appears as a Secret summon in gameplay, but that does not make every banner a permanent route to every hero. Keep enough gems that a disappointing result does not force another unplanned purchase.
Paid bonuses also need the right interpretation. Lucky Summons advertises multipliers for Mythic and Legendary odds, while VIP advertises a lower summon cost. Neither description supplies a complete base probability table. A multiplier should not be read as a guaranteed hero or a universal number of attempts.
Snapshot as ofTurn a result into a squad decision
After summoning, compare the new hero with what your current defense needs. Keep a reliable starter while evaluating a later option. A hero that needs significant development may be a future project rather than the correct immediate replacement.
The squad-building guide explains how to turn owned heroes into an opening, coverage and later investment plan. If your real question is whether an offer will rotate, use the banner information actually displayed instead of treating a video upload date as the banner's reset schedule.