In Dragon's Breath, there are many heroes with different attributes. Among them, fire-attribute heroes are the ones players encounter most often and have a high appearance rate in Season 1. So, which heroes are the core of the fire system in Dragon's Breath? The fire system generally refers to the Wild system, known for its high-frequency single-target damage. There are quite a few powerful heroes in this system. Below, we will recommend some gold-tier fire-attribute heroes from Dragon's Breath.
Flora
A character in the Wild system who possesses a unique weapon. Thanks to her, the damage of the Wild team can be doubled. Her leader skill provides a 30% attack boost to the entire team, and when a Wild character's attack hits, it can trigger additional damage. It can be said that she is the core role of the Wild team. If you draw Flora and have her unique weapon, then paired with suitable Wild teammates, you can easily suppress any enemy. If you want to rank up, Flora is definitely one of the must-train characters.
Casper
A single-target damage dealer, he can unleash great potential when paired with Wild teammates. His leader skill can be used in all battles, although it is less common in PvP, but in PvE, he is absolutely fine as a Wild system attacker. If you draw Casper, consider training him, as his performance in the Wild team is excellent.
Rash
A ranged single-target damage dealer, unfortunately, without a leader skill, and in the Wild system, there are many other single-target damage dealers such as Lantern, Little Dragon Girl, or even Purple Lizard, whose damage might be higher than his. Therefore, Rash is not very common in both PvP and PvE. If you draw Rash, it is recommended to prioritize allocating resources to other characters to enhance their abilities.
Huldoc
A hero oriented towards PvP, excelling at disrupting the rhythm of fast-attack teams. His battle skills can reduce the enemy's attack, blind, and weaken, while his power skill can stun enemies for 5 seconds and remove their buffs, making these skills very effective in PvP. However, in PvE, his role is more limited, mainly used to deplete the boss's energy bar. If you lack control support roles in PvP, Huldoc is a good choice; if your PvE team needs debuffing, he can also be developed as a functional role. Whether to train him depends on whether you need his stun or weakening skills.
Felicity
Felicity is the most versatile hero in the Wild system. Her leader skill increases critical hit damage by 30%, and her passive skill greatly increases the chance of critical hits, while her power skill deals high single-target damage. She performs strongly in both PvP and PvE. After drawing Felicity, players lacking Wild damage dealers should definitely develop her.
Klytos
A very strong fire-attribute gold card, as a tank, he is extremely tough. His leader skill provides a 45% defense boost, which, though somewhat insufficient, is still a fairly practical leader skill. Klytos' skills are comprehensive, capable of applying shields, removing buffs, reducing enemy attacks, and even healing teammates. He performs excellently in both PvP and PvE. Drawing him is absolutely worth developing, and he is one of the must-train characters.
Elric
Elric is a Wild legendary character that almost everyone had in S1. Although his ceiling is high, his floor is also low, so stability is an issue. If you draw another one, forming a 2-link chain would solve the problem. As a member of the Wild system, his damage output is moderate, but don't expect him to deal breakthrough high damage. If you lack Wild characters, Elric is a good choice and can be developed.
Jane
An underrated hero, his battle skill can accelerate and increase the defense of nearby allies while reducing the attack of enemies on three lines. His power skill can push back the action bar and remove enemy buffs, making him both offensive and defensive, a very excellent role. Especially in PvP, Jane's speed-up effect is very noticeable, allowing him to act earlier than the enemy. Although his skill release sometimes causes self-damage, potentially leading to quick death, he is very useful in PvP and boss battles. It is recommended to develop him after drawing.
Galyca
Underrated, but actually a very strong character in PvP. Her skill allows her to gain skill charge when enemies receive buffs, and reduces the enemy's skill charge when she applies debuffs, affecting the entire battlefield. Used properly, Galyca can effectively disrupt the rhythm of enemy fast-attack teams, making her a dominant force in PvP. Moreover, her own damage is not low, helping her gain an advantage in PvP. PvP-oriented players should definitely develop her; PvE players can decide based on their situation, but she is certainly not a waste.
The above-mentioned heroes are the core of the fire system in Dragon's Breath. The fire-attribute gold cards have many talented individuals, mostly quite powerful. Whether or not you have drawn the core Flora, you can build a fire-attribute lineup, and you can also pair the core gold cards of the fire system with healers, supports, and tanks from other systems to create a diverse lineup.
