Board Thread:Tips, Tricks, and Questions/@comment-87.222.122.205-20131010101705/@comment-24030975-20131016150428

Very well put. (and well supported :P)

I certainly agree that it involves a lot more than just 'having good monsters'.

Having the type advantage as in your raid example is certainly a game changer. I have tried an overloaded group, and it is very nice to have a certain type that you know is going to pound out a ton of damage from multiple monsters (or in your case, all monsters!). Having at least one with the 'hearts to element' skill becomes pretty vital then.

I like hearing this from the perspective of a player further along - I am not into the higher levels of the game where you are yet (and my troop hasn't been effective at coordinating raid times).

I only recently established a sign set - and it is making a difference! I would still hesitate to sub in a common (or rare if you're further along) just to get a sign set though... although, in the raid setting (as you put it - where you can element stack) it could really pay out.

So to venture a better answer to the question: after obtaining an initial team of rares/above, putting together a set of matching signs can be a great way to kick up the firepower of a team.

Awesome! Thanks Tyrael.