Introduction to Lineups in Dragon's Breath Divine Silence: Guide to Pairing the Sea King Lineup

As a traditional American-style DnD world turn-based game, players need to form teams for battles. When it comes to team formation, the game divides teams by elements. Different elements have different teams, and this will be introduced in the following introduction to the various elemental teams in Dragon's Breath, to help everyone understand and get to know the different elemental teams in the game.

Team One:

Let's look at the first fire elemental team in the game, which is composed of Jaine, Eric, Clesos, Rash, and Felice. As a fire elemental team, this lineup has high fire elemental damage and also possesses a flame aura. This aura can give burn effects to the characters in the team. When they attack and deal damage to enemies, there is a chance to add burn, which continuously reduces the enemy's health. The reduction is based on a percentage and can stack. Once fully stacked, the burn effect is extremely terrifying, making it one of the top teams in the game for continuous damage.

Team Two:

The second elemental team is an ice element squad, consisting of Hochadil, Oster, Filosia, Trogol, and Dolche. As an ice elemental team, all characters can deal ice elemental damage, with very high damage multipliers. Additionally, this ice elemental team has a freeze aura and the ability to summon an ice dragon. The aura's effect is to apply a freeze effect after a certain number of attacks, which directly controls the enemy, preventing any action. The ice dragon acts as a hero unit, an independent entity with high output. After summoning it, the overall output of the ice team will increase significantly. This is the second elemental ice team.

Team Three:

Next, we'll look at the third dark elemental team. To form this team, we need Belenga, Izras, Plecha, Toyin, and Gailoriel. This team focuses on a summoning playstyle. In battle, we can summon a large number of dark elemental creatures to assist in combat. These dark elemental creatures can deal various forms of dark damage, such as self-detonation for direct damage and curses for continuous damage. These methods can put pressure on the enemy. Additionally, the attacks from these creatures come with various debuff effects to lower the enemy's attributes. This is the dark elemental team.

Team Four:

After the dark elemental team, let's look at the light elemental team. To play this team, we need the support of Mishia, Sagemir, Silandor, Jillian, and Ashlia. As a light elemental team, these characters deal light elemental damage. When the characters in this team deal damage, a light aura is generated, which provides a buff effect, blessing all characters in the team to enhance their attributes, mainly focusing on attack attributes. This significantly boosts the damage output of the characters, making the already high-output light elemental characters even more powerful. This is one of the highest burst damage teams among all elemental lineups.

Team Five:

After the light elemental team, we have the fifth lightning elemental team. If we want to try this team, we need Zephy, Garrett, Vileos, Grishnar, and Tamal. This team focuses on chain reactions. During combat, we can use a lightning chain to link enemies together. When attacking, a chain reaction occurs, and if one enemy is hit, all linked enemies take full damage. This makes it one of the most stable output teams.

Team Six:

Finally, let's look at the poison elemental team. To form this team, we need Ogruk, Erdan, Rosel, Twitch, and Vikana. Similar to the fire elemental team, this team focuses on a continuous health drain debuff, applying poison to continuously reduce the enemy's health. It can be seen as an alternative fire elemental team. These are all the elemental teams in the game.

This concludes the introduction to the various elemental teams in Dragon's Breath. After reading the introduction, you should now know the different elemental teams in the game and understand the differences and unique features of each team. Once you understand them, you can form and use these teams in subsequent gameplay. You can also try out these teams when fighting the Sea King.