In this game, there are many heroes that we can use to form various lineups. Considering that not many heroes are available in the early stages, it is more recommended to use ice and dark element heroes. So, how should a common player's lineup be formed? Below, we will provide you with team pairing recommendations for Dragon Breath Divine Silence, suggesting various lineups for different dungeons and gameplay modes, which can serve as a reference for players.
Experience - Goblin Stronghold
There isn't much survival pressure in the experience dungeon. To get full stars, you just need to stack damage output blindly. Moreover, the experience in the national server can be synchronized, so you don't need to spend too much effort on the goblin dungeon. Just farm it in the early stages, and later on, there's no need to deliberately farm it. New players can use an ice and dark team, with a recommended combination of 3 summoners and 2 frost or 3 frost and 2 summoners.
Summoner Recommendations:
Bone Dragon "Isitarian", an easily obtainable purple hero in the early stage, serves as a lower-tier replacement for Plaetsa and can be the main carry for the summoner team.
Sister "Xintrelila", the core support for the summoner team, can duplicate summoned creatures on the field, providing massive damage output. The acquisition path is limited in the early stage, but she can be obtained through the ice and dark UP pool or pre-draw cards, or by spending money.
Ball Girl "Ladalia", given for free on the second day of login, can serve as a secondary carry for the summoner team and can be used as a transition if Sister is not available.
Vaska, a lower-tier replacement for the summoner team's damage output. If none of the above-mentioned heroes are available, he can temporarily fill the role.
Yileya, a lower-tier replacement for the summoner team's support. She can be chosen if there are no better options.
Black Dragon "Levanis", the core main carry for the summoner team, is a rare SSR in the ice and dark UP pool, but the acquisition cost is high. It's suggested that common players skip her.
Frost Recommendations:
Frost Maiden "Roshinia", a tool for applying frost in the ice team, has a skill that deals continuous multi-segment damage, fitting well with the red relic "Witch's Remnant". The acquisition path is limited in the early stage, but she can be obtained through the ice and dark UP pool or pre-draw cards, though it's not recommended to draw her specifically.
Frost Archer "Auster", the second damage dealer in the ice team, is a lower-tier replacement for the Ice Dragon. She can be obtained through the ice and dark UP pool or pre-draw cards in the early stage, but it's not recommended to draw her specifically.
Old Man Frost "Vedimir", a direct replacement for the Frost Archer, can also be used alongside the Frost Archer for area-of-effect (AOE) attacks. His skills are suitable for the goblin dungeon, and as a purple hero, he is easy to obtain and develop.
Ice Dragon "Sivtar" — the core main carry for the ice team, is also a rare SSR in the ice and dark UP pool. The drawing cost is high, and it's suggested that common players skip her.
Gear Dungeon - Venomous Tomb (Death Harpy)
The Venomous Tomb is the easiest gear dungeon with no special tactics required. The key is that the front-line tank must be able to withstand the damage. As long as the tank doesn't fall, the boss can be worn down. A recommended lineup is 3 damage dealers and 2 supports, or 2 damage dealers and 3 supports.
Support Recommendations:
Light Gun, the core tank in the early stage, is a purple card that all common players have. He can both take hits and heal, ensuring a stable passage as long as he doesn't die.
Iola, with a three-segment ultimate skill, fits well with the "Witch's Remnant" relic, efficiently breaking defenses and comes with a level 2 attack reduction buff, ensuring the tank's survival. If Iola is not available, other supports with a level 2 attack reduction can be used as replacements.
Gear Dungeon - Cursed Tomb (Blood Prince)
The Blood Prince can increase his own attack power, and his ultimate skill can instantly kill. Therefore, it's necessary to reduce his attack and remove buffs. Additionally, he can shield himself, making it essential to have heroes who can break shields. A recommended lineup is 3 damage dealers and 2 supports, or 2 damage dealers and 3 supports.
Support Recommendations:
Light Gun, serving as the main tank, provides stable survivability.
Shuke, whose ultimate skill provides a level 2 attack reduction, can quickly break the Blood Prince's shield and reduce energy when released during the prince's shield phase. Proper timing of the ultimate skill can effectively deal with the Blood Prince.
Worash, with a three-segment attack, can efficiently break defenses when paired with the "Witch's Remnant" relic and invalidate the Blood Prince's buffs, putting the boss in a state of reduced attack, broken defense, and ineffective buffs.
Elina, whose ultimate skill provides a level 2 attack reduction and removes buffs, is a lower-tier replacement for Shuke and Worash. However, she lacks the ability to break shields, and her ultimate skill is only a single-segment, making the "Witch's Remnant" effect less stable than with Worash.
Gear Dungeon - Rotten Tomb (Poison Toad)
The Poison Toad continuously applies poison buffs, causing continuous damage and even potentially instant kills. Therefore, it's necessary to bring supports that can either immune or remove poison. Additionally, due to the continuous damage from poison, a healer is essential. A recommended lineup is 2 summoners and 3 supports.
Support Recommendations:
Light Gun, still the stable front-line tank, provides survival assurance.
Iola, providing high auxiliary capabilities.
Estrala, whose ultimate skill provides continuous healing, and her battle skill can immune debuffs and provide a level 2 defense buff. Combined with the Light Gun's ultimate skill, it ensures the team's survival.
Enna, who can continuously heal and remove debuffs, is a lower-tier replacement for Estrala. Since the Poison Toad continuously applies poison buffs, removing debuffs is not as effective as immunity.
Tower Climbing - Fairy Labyrinth
Each layer of the Fairy Labyrinth has different enemies and mechanisms, requiring targeted adjustments to the lineup. However, there is a general lineup that can adapt to most levels. A recommended lineup is 2 damage dealers and 3 supports.
Support Recommendations:
Light Gun, providing stable tankiness and healing.
Iola, an efficient support, enhancing the team's survivability.
Zalos, when combined with Iola, both have high-coverage silence and stun control, suitable for the complex tower-climbing environment.
The above are the team pairing recommendations for Dragon Breath Divine Silence. Different gameplay modes offer a good selection of hero combinations, providing ample choices. Players can form appropriate lineups based on the heroes they possess. Interested players might want to check it out!
