How is the Divine Silence Black Dragon? A Detailed Guide to the Divine Silence Black Dragon

The Black Dragon refers to "Levanis," the Lord of the Yin Ruins in Divine Breath, also known as the Dark Dragon, an SSR character with the Dark Erosion attribute. So, how is the Black Dragon in Divine Breath? Here, we will briefly introduce this hero's skill effects and how to build a team around it. The Black Dragon is generally considered the core of the summoning team, possessing top-tier (T0) group damage output, but it requires a certain warm-up time to unleash its full power. If you want to build a summoning team, the Black Dragon is definitely indispensable.

Passive Skill:

The Black Dragon's passive is having the bloodline of a dragon god. The death of any unit on the field can provide it with one layer of Dragon Blood, which can stack up to 20 layers. When the Dragon Blood is at full layers, the Black Dragon's damage can ignore 35% of the enemy's defense. High penetration defense is quite powerful, but the condition of needing to stack up to 20 layers does place some restrictions on when it can be effective.

Battle Skill:

It can center on the enemy target with the lowest HP, dealing dark attribute damage to that target and enemies within its range, while summoning 2 corpses around it for 15 seconds. When the Dragon Blood is at full layers, the battle skill will also add extra damage.

Might Skill:

Death-Devouring True Dragon, which can sacrifice all friendly undead summon units on the field to deal damage to all enemies. This damage also gains additional bonuses based on the number of Dragon Blood layers. When at full layers, the damage also gets a bonus from the number of sacrificed summon units, and there is no upper limit to this bonus. Therefore, deploying several heroes with summon units can significantly boost the Black Dragon's burst damage.

Captain Skill:

This is a captain buff specifically designed for arena boosts, increasing all friendly units' critical hit damage by 45%.

Inspiration:

Inspirations 1/2/5 respectively provide healing upon kill, increased damage based on the number of enemies, and energy recovery speed and might gain for the battle skill. Inspirations 3/4 increase critical hit rate, critical hit damage, and percentage of attack power.

Summoning Teammate Selection:

In this game, it's rare to have a team composed entirely of the same attribute. A summoning team typically includes 1-2 other dark attribute summon heroes besides the Black Dragon. For example, "Pletza" is a suitable choice. Her battle skill can release 3 soul attacks on random enemy targets, causing dark damage and generating 1 specter at their position, effectively creating 3 specters at once. Specters not only continue to attack but also serve as sacrifices for the Black Dragon's ultimate. Her passive causes friendly undead summon units to deal area damage to enemies when they die. Her ultimate deals damage to all enemies and allows friendly undead summon units to immediately trigger their passive without dying. Due to her skill characteristics, Pletza should use her small skills and ultimate before the Black Dragon uses hers.

Izras is another good choice. His battle skill deals area dark damage, with a 20% damage increase for each friendly undead summon unit. His passive generates a bleeding skeleton at the location of a friendly undead summon unit for 3 seconds after its death. His ultimate deals area dark damage, summons 2 skeletons, and then provides a 20% attack boost to all friendly summon heroes for 10 seconds. The passive works well with Pletza, allowing them to directly blast the opponent upon death. The ultimate is practical, offering both damage and an attack boost.

In summary, the current summoning strategies are mainly divided into two: the sacrificial strategy and the sea of corpses strategy. For the former, Levanis, the Black Dragon of Divine Breath, is the absolute core. Without her, you cannot play the sacrificial strategy. As for the latter, the sea of corpses strategy, it's not very effective because of the poor constitution. Izras's battle skill is not easy to use directly; if the summon units are already dead when he uses his skill, the damage will be very low. Overall, the sacrificial strategy is better. Izras, due to his passive, can be used as a support role in the sacrificial strategy, and Pletza's undead units can turn into skeletons after death, quickly stacking 6 layers of Dragon Blood. This way, the Black Dragon can reach full layers faster, and when using her ultimate, in addition to her high damage, Pletza's passive can also trigger additional explosions. Therefore, the summoning strategy basically relies on the Black Dragon; without her, it's unplayable due to too many unstable factors.