How to Build an Ice Team for Dragon's Breath Divine Silence: A Guide to Pairing the Ice Dragon

There are many ice-element characters in Dragon's Breath, which means that there is an ice team or lineup in the game. So, how should this ice team be formed? When it comes to the formation of the ice team in Dragon's Breath, due to the large number of characters, there isn't just one lineup but several. The specific team-building ideas will be introduced in the following text, and after reading, you will have a clear understanding.

Lineup One:

Regarding the ice team, the first set we'll look at is composed of Hochadil, Austere, Felosia, Dorche, and Yurien. This ice team has a single tank (T), dual damage dealers (C), and dual support roles. The T position in this lineup is held by Hochadil, who, as an ice tank, can provide a Frost Field to friendly units. This field can cause an explosion effect to nearby enemies when an enemy is killed, dealing damage to those around them.

In addition, he possesses a skill that allows him to lock onto and attack enemies, significantly increasing the Frost state. Under this skill, he gains point control ability, able to freeze any target he attacks. This control effect and support capability make this T character a versatile tank. The dual C roles, Austere and Dorche, are high-damage dealers with negative status effects. When these two C characters deal damage to enemies, they can apply blind and vulnerability debuffs.

These two debuffs can increase the team's damage output and reduce the enemy's efficiency. Additionally, these two C characters also have good aura skills, providing themselves with buffs that enhance their survivability, making them less likely to be instantly defeated even under focused fire. These are the dual C roles of the team.

Finally, there are the two support roles. One is a pure healer type, possessing resurrection, full-team healing, and shield-granting abilities. With his support, the survival rate of the team's members will greatly improve. The other is a stat-boosting support role, capable of directly enhancing defense, attack, and other attributes. These enhancements directly benefit the other characters, offering very high utility. This is the first ice team composition.

Lineup Two:

After looking at this ice team, let's move on to the second ice team. This lineup consists of Lucian, Vania, Xivital, Roxinia, and Hochadil. It is a dual-tank, three-damage dealer composition. The dual tanks are Lucian and Hochadil. We've already covered Hochadil; the focus here is on Lucian, who is a healer-tank hybrid. He can both shield and heal, taking on the roles of both a support and a frontliner, effectively saving a slot, which is why this lineup features three damage dealers.

With him, not only can he help absorb damage and aggro, but he can also provide shields and healing buffs to the backline. The three C roles are area-of-effect (AoE) type characters. Once they are in play, they can activate aura skills that create a frosty field. After the field is generated, enemies within it will continuously suffer from frost damage.

Additionally, frost values will accumulate. In simple terms, as long as the field skill is active, enemies will continuously take damage and accumulate freezing effects. As the freezing effect accumulates, the enemy will eventually be frozen and lose the ability to act. This is just the passive aura skill of these three C roles. Besides these, each of these three characters also has active skills, all of which deal high frost damage and come with some negative effects, such as increased damage to frozen enemies and reduced defense. When used in conjunction with the field aura skills, the damage potential is extremely high. This is the second ice team composition.

The above is the complete guide on how to form the ice team in Dragon's Breath. After reading the introduction, you should now understand what ice teams are available in the game and how to form them. With this knowledge, you can choose and build a lineup to play with in your future gaming sessions.