Omniheroes Summon Ticket I vs II, Shards & Ascension Ore

The community Hall of Heroes rules and Talk Android’s independent guide agree: Summon Ticket I pays for Common Summon, whose results span two- to five-star heroes; Summon Ticket II pays for Advanced Summon, whose results span three- to five-star heroes.[1][2]

The same references place both summons in Hall of Heroes. The numeral identifies the ticket’s summon category; it is not a count of summons or a promised hero rarity.[1][2]

Diamonds have additional summoning uses: official patch 2.3.0 discusses Diamond spending in Oath Recall and Synergy Summon. These event options should be distinguished from Common and Advanced tickets.[3]

Talk Android identifies Gold as a cost of hero development. The community upgrade reference separates leveling with hero EXP, Ascension with Ascension Ore I and II, and star advancement with other heroes, including same-hero copies for later upgrades.[2][4]

The reward label Ascension Ore should therefore be evaluated as an Ascension material. The community Missions reference also distinguishes ore from Hero EXP and from Intel Points, the resource spent accepting bounty assignments.[5]

The community shard reference describes random hero results and multiple shard variants with different eligible heroes. For the generic five-star shards discussed in Medievalfun’s guide, fifty combine into a random five-star hero; this is not a selected-character reward.[6][7]

The community gift reference identifies Lily of the Valley, Jade Dagger, Jade Shard Pendant and Lakegreen Stone as common Valkyrie gifts. Preferred gifts give more Favor. It lists Marina and Arkdina for flowers, Dorabella for the dagger, Elluler and Aiushtha for the pendant, and Elune and Bastet for the stone.[8]

A separate player-maintained preference guide corroborates the flower, weapon, jewelry and accessory pairings for Marina, Dorabella, Elluler/Aiushtha and Elune/Bastet. These are community findings, not publisher-certified preference tables.[9]

The Manor wiki explains that Favor unlocks outfits, stories and voices, while combined Favor raises Manor level and hero stat bonuses. These gifts therefore contribute to both character content and progression.[10]

The community Missions reference describes assigning heroes to bounties using Intel Points, with rewards including shards, currency and summon scrolls. LDPlayer’s independent guide describes refreshing the bounty board to seek different, higher-tier offers.[5][11]