Recommended Teams
Example lineups of 3 characters that work well together. Start by trying these, then find a team of your own.
The teams here are just examples based on skill effects. We'll add what's actually popular in the Beta Test as soon as we know.
Protagonist Trio (Beginner)
- All 3 are Beginner characters. Dan defends while Lumina and Frey attack. It's the simplest setup.
- Dan's Passive "Devotion" shares Shields with allies whose HP is low. It pairs well with Frey, who gets stronger the lower their HP.
- Lumina ignores formation, so Lumina can hit enemies hiding in the back. Frey's Crash Buster is strong against summoned characters.
Hang On with Shields
- Noel's Big Dome + Protect Coat cover the whole team with thick Shields.
- Kagetora (HP 40% or less) and Frey (HP 30% or less) both unlock their Specials when their HP drops. Use Shields to survive, then go for a comeback with Specials.
- Lower the enemy's damage for 2 turns with Kagetora's Fang Breaker to hold out even longer.
Win with Numbers
- All 3 have summon skills. Fill your field with summoned characters and overwhelm the enemy with numbers.
- Alphard's Special "All Hands Raid" unlocks when you have 6+ units on your field, and attacks once for each ally on the field. Bodyguard (Zaphiel) and Little Cannon (Dan) make that condition easier to meet.
- The weakness is all-enemy attacks. Watch out especially for Frey's Crash Buster (2x vs. summoned characters).
Shin'en Rush
- The 3 fighters from Shin'en, the Land of Harmony. They give up defense and strike fast with lots of actions and status ailments.
- Tsubaki, one of the fastest characters, moves first and breaks the enemy down with Stun from Torrent Jutsu and Burn from Blaze Jutsu.
- Murasame's skills all cost 2 or less, and their Passive always boosts damage. Kagetora's Iai Slash lands a Critical on the frontmost enemy.
- With no way to defend, long fights go badly. Aim to finish before Sudden Death.
The basics of team building are covered in Team Building Basics.