FooSW – Summoners War RTA Tools

FooSW RTA Analytics

Getting lost in the Summoners War RTA draft? Not sure what the current Guardian meta looks like or which monsters are dominating?
You've come to the right place — data-driven tools to help you draft smarter and climb faster.

Built on 149k+ Guardian-tier RTA replays · Updated periodically

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RTA Replays
435
Monsters Tracked
3,700+
Players Analysed
4
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Core Teams
Browse the highest win-rate monster combos in Guardian RTA — duos, trios, quads and 5-stacks. Filter by team size and enforce your key picks to find the best synergies.
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Draft Statistics
Choose 1–5 core monsters and see exactly how top Guardian players draft around them — pick rates, win rates, best partner monsters, and most common enemy counters.
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Draft Strategy
Round-by-round RTA draft guide for any core combo. See what monsters top players pick in each of the 5 draft slots, and what opponents bring against your composition.
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Player Stats
Search any player alias to see their top 10 most-picked monsters, most-faced opponents, overall win rate and peak league. Find your own alias from your in-game name.
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Why use FooSW?

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Real Guardian-tier data. Every insight comes from actual G1–G3 RTA matches — not theory, not low-rank data. See what actually wins at the top of the ladder.

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Draft smarter, not harder. Stop guessing which monster to pick next. The Draft Strategy tool breaks down each round of the draft so you always know your best options and your opponent's likely responses.

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Deep combo analysis. Whether you're building around a favourite monster or scouting the field, Core Teams and Draft Statistics reveal the exact pick rates, win rates, and synergies you need to know.

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Completely free. No account, no paywall, no ads. Just open a tool and start exploring.

💬 Got a question or suggestion? Contact me: fooswtools@gmail.com

ℹ️  Data is based on Guardian-tier RTA matches only (G1–G3).

ℹ️  Monsters with very low RTA representation may be absent from some statistics.