Dragon Breath Divine Silence Map Strategy Dragon Breath Divine Silence Map Trial Pillar Team Recommendations

On the map of Divine Breath, there are many Trial Pillars, each requiring a different lineup for the challenge and also some details to pay attention to. Therefore, this article will bring you the recommended lineups for the Trial Pillars on the Divine Breath map, discussing what to be mindful of when challenging different Trial Pillars, the key roles in the team, and the critical operations needed at key moments. Let's take a look together!

Pillar of Filth: Adolphus + Dan + Elrich + Horus + Cleos

The opening phase of the Pillar of Filth can be particularly troublesome, as Midnight will target the back row, posing a significant threat. It is recommended to use a fire tank with high focus to manually control him and prioritize taking out Midnight. If you don't have Sun Worship, you can only rely on Mud Demon, which may be more challenging because the monsters are spread out, requiring multiple attempts.

Here, the skill to reduce attack must be manually released, waiting until the first wave of debuffs is removed before using it. Since the Pillar of Filth is cleared early, Elrich's equipment cannot stack much grievous wound, so theoretically, critical hit and grievous wound effects should be prioritized over attack power. At the start, manual operations required include reducing attack, taunting, and using the large horn, focusing firepower to eliminate one monster. When the health of the front three drops to half, Dan's effect will become apparent, making the battle relatively easier.

Pillar of Gloom: Vaniara + Erma + Oster + Zallos + Vorash

The most troublesome part of the Pillar of Gloom is that without Gundir's skill to reduce attack, the battle will be very difficult. Without a full-time healer, it becomes even harder, but you can consider using Vorash to slightly supplement the healing. What if you don't have Gundir? Wearing the Holy Hunter set, Vorash can still play a role in avoiding enemy crowd control and effectively limit the Siren's healing.

If the equipment allows, it is suggested to increase the focus of the front three to 280 to 300, as the boss has a random fear skill, and too many control instances can really affect the battle. To solve this problem, replace Fizz with Erma, so Vorash can avoid being controlled and reduce damage, ensuring he can heal at critical moments. Oster is purely an output character, as no one here can assist Frost, so in terms of equipment, it's already at its limit, and 250 focus is enough for full output, with the key being to ensure critical hit and grievous wound effects are higher than attack power.

Pillar of Radiance: Garius + Iola + Katherin + Celandor + Donella

The Pillar of Radiance is quite nasty, with small monsters that can heal. Without absolute combat power,鼓舞大炮 (Encouragement Cannon), and 无畏连斩 (Fearless Combo), AOE output will be very painful, especially with only Ceylon, where the damage is randomly distributed. However, it's not a big issue; just try a few more times. The key to the battle is that the defense of the front three must be high enough to withstand the area damage from the boss and two small monsters. Notice that the small monsters also cause area damage, and upon carefully checking the enemy information, it turns out that the area damage from the small monsters instantly defeats your team members.

So, by increasing defense, the problem is solved. As long as you take down one small monster, you'll have a chance to defeat the boss. When entering the boss phase, make sure everyone's skill bars are full to avoid releasing skills too early. The boss's 1st and 3rd skills deal high damage, while the 2nd skill is faster, so dual healing and dual attack-reduction skills need to be reasonably allocated. But note, do not release the skills as soon as the skill bar is full; wait until the boss raises and lowers their hand to release the healing skills, which can prevent casualties due to simultaneous damage from the small monsters and the boss.

The above is the relevant content of the Divine Breath map strategy. Although each player has different characters and lineups, the role counters, equipment combinations, and tactical plays in the stages are generally similar. As long as you have characters and skill combinations with similar positions, most players should be able to clear the stages smoothly. In summary, prioritize enhancing damage reduction skills, and then challenging the level 60 stages will be more secure. The difficulty of the Ice and Dark Pillar is a bit higher, mainly because there are currently fewer Ice and Dark healers, and among the blue and purple cards, Megan is the only usable one. Without a healer, it's really hard to sustain, and if more corresponding characters are introduced later, it will be much easier.