Comprehensive Guide to Divine Dragon's Breath Quests and Main Story Mission Level Strategies

High degrees of freedom in exploration and interaction are one of the fun aspects of this type of DND game. In Dragon's Breath: Divine Silence, there are not only side quests that can demonstrate this enjoyment but also a main storyline that players can follow. In this article, we will share a comprehensive guide to the quests in Dragon's Breath: Divine Silence, focusing on the more challenging boss levels in the main story chapters. If you get stuck while challenging these, you may refer to the following.

Mainline Capital Boss Diomedes:

The strategy for this boss is similar to that used in the Cursed Tomb. The key is to outlast it. Before starting the battle, it's recommended to consume "Ham," which can be made with 3 pieces of Beast Meat, increasing all heroes' attack power by 10% for 10 minutes. Choose Captain Garius' Defense Aura skill, which adds 24% defense to the entire team. Except for the role of stealing buffs, which needs to be controlled manually, the rest can be set to auto without issues.

The reason for including Aderyn here is to slow down the boss's move cycle, giving your healer enough time to recover. Garius' ultimate can also be manually released, waiting for a dangerous moment to use it. Garius is an extremely powerful hero, and his healing ability affects the whole team. The key is two ultimates: one steals buffs, and the other is Garius'. When the healer cannot keep up, activate Garius' ultimate, and gradually wear down the boss like this.

Mainline Corrupted Ruins Boss Hivestra:

The enemies in the Corrupted Ruins are quite troublesome, involving many rounds of battles in succession, requiring three teams. Most players who reach this point should have enough heroes to form three teams, but adjusting their equipment can be tricky. The hardest part of the entire boss fight is likely the first two rounds of consecutive battles. The first round features bear monsters with high damage. The second round has light-element enemies at the back, capable of reviving fallen foes, which is very annoying. If you cannot take out the two light-element enemies in one go, they will continuously revive, leading to a stalemate.

For the first team, use Garius along with some legendary characters. If you don't have any legendary characters, Garius must be leveled up, as he serves both as a main tank and a healer. One of your teams definitely needs him, and having him makes it easier to pair other roles. The second team utilizes Sigrid's abilities and ultimate, combined with Voreth, who applies debuffs to all enemies. The second battle requires manual control; apply debuffs to the two light-element enemies, then let Sigrid use her ultimate. If you don't have Voreth, any character that can apply debuffs will do, as long as they have sufficient focus, or they might fail to apply the debuff.

A dark healer is used here, along with Enna. For the last team, it's relatively simpler. Develop the Fire Dwarf's combat power to the maximum and position them as shown below. This way, all attacks will target the Fire Dwarf, and as long as they can hold up, there won't be any problem. Dealing with the mini-boss at the end is also not too difficult. The boss's ultimate is an area-of-effect attack, so as long as Sigrid applies an attack reduction before the boss uses its ultimate, there shouldn't be any major issues.

The final boss fight is against the level 165 Corrupted Queen "Hivestra." You can use a high-damage team designed for the Temporal Vortex. This boss will summon minions that appear in the back row, so the characters positioned in the back need to have high defense. For example, increase the Poison Healer's defense to over 1400, and ensure that Eilich in the back row also has high defense. For damage dealers, Ternalan (the Fire Lizard) and Wild-type characters work well, especially when paired with the same type of Wild character, the Great Horn "Eilich," which everyone has. Sigrid is also very important in this stage (she is versatile and useful in every stage). If you don't have a Fire Dwarf, another character with high defense can substitute, as the boss's damage isn't too high, mainly targeting one front-row character. If the defense is high enough, even a healer can serve as a tank. The key is to ensure the back row's defense is sufficient.

The above is a guide to the strategies for the two most challenging bosses in the main story of Dragon's Breath: Divine Silence. While the main story does present a challenge, the numerical balance is quite reasonable. With the characters given by the system and some gold and purple cards obtained through draws, as long as you pair them appropriately, you should be able to clear the stages.