The public testing time for "Dragon's Breath: Divine Silence" has finally been set. Whether it was the pre-draw before or the initial Kash after the public test, they have provided players with many opportunities to draw cards, greatly increasing the chances of getting the desired heroes. So here, I will share some advice on drawing from the card pool of Dragon's Breath: Divine Silence, telling you what is good to draw from the public test card pool, which can serve as a reference for your future draws.
Human Rights SSR Cards:
As the name suggests, these are the strongest cards in the current version, not only powerful in the current version but also strong for quite a long time. These human rights cards are also the core of their respective systems, ensuring strength. Of course, different systems have strengths and weaknesses in the current version. For example, the dark team and ice team are currently not very strong.
Flora, this is undoubtedly the most recommended human rights card to draw at the moment, being the core card of the fire team's wild system. Her passive feature is that when her teammates' wild judgment succeeds, her own pet will follow up with an attack. Paired with high-frequency wild judgment fire team output heroes like Lantern and Horn, she can deal very high consecutive burst damage.
Roselle, the big brother of the poison system, has damage bonuses against enemies in a poisoned state. At the same time, his combat skills and might skills can also cause area damage and apply poison buffs, making him a great poison damage dealer. However, the damage output from poison is currently not as direct as other attributes, and shield support roles are more popular in the poison system.
Silendor, a high-frequency area light damage dealer, is a powerful output for the encouragement team. He can apply encouragement status to himself, and his passive has armor penetration. His combat skills and might skills have higher damage multipliers and frequencies under the encouragement status. If you plan to form a lightning-light team and lack a powerful output, then Silendor is a pretty good choice.
Sivital, the big sister of the ice team, has weather field effects. When dealing damage, if the target is in a frost state, it can trigger additional freezing damage. She can directly kill enemies below 15% HP, although she cannot directly kill boss monsters, but will cause extra damage. Her combat skill deals area damage and has a high chance of applying frost, while her might skill can actively change the weather and deal damage, with increased damage to enemies in a frost state. She is a super-strong hero for clearing small enemies, and when highly developed and placed in the right lineup, her output efficiency is very high.
Levanis, the big sister of the black dragons, is one of the cores of the summoning system. Her passive is that any target's death can stack dragon blood status for herself. Her combat skill can deal dark damage to the enemy with the lowest HP and summon corpses, while her might skill sacrifices all summoned creatures to deal dark damage. The black dragon's skills get significantly enhanced when she has full stacks of dragon blood, but the key is that it's not easy to stack them, and the startup is too slow. Even with full stacks, the damage is not particularly explosive, so the priority of the black dragon among human rights cards is not very high.
Nasjeka, the bird sister, is the top electric damage dealer. She can stack attack speed and critical hit rate buffs over time, without any time limit and cannot be removed. Her combat skill specializes in attacking low-HP enemies, and her might skill deals area electric damage. Additionally, when allies perform normal attacks, Nasjeka has a chance to add a lightning attack, with the trigger probability doubling for fearless heroes. She is the core of the electric fearless team.
Purple Cards:
Besides SSR cards, there are also many useful purple cards, such as Vaska, Isitarion, Light Soldier Garius, Horus, Vidimir, and Organ, all of which are pretty good. Isitarion can summon a giant ancient dragon to assist in battle, and his combat skill can increase the attack of allies. His might skill deals area dark damage and secondary damage from the dragon. Light Soldier Garius is a very versatile SR card, capable of serving as a front-line tank while also having healing abilities and the ability to remove all debuffs. Horus, a decent fire tank, has a passive that grants a health shield with a certain probability when taking damage. His combat skill deals single-target fire damage and has a chance to reduce the enemy's attack by two levels. His ultimate skill taunts and deals area damage, while also reducing damage taken and restoring health upon being hit.
Blue Cards:
Several blue cards are quite strong, such as Usha and Hysandra. Usha is a quality damage dealer, with her passive doubling the damage of normal attacks against frozen enemies. Her combat skill gives herself a shield and an attack speed buff, and her might skill is a powerful single-target damage dealer with a high chance of applying a frost state. Hysandra, a free-to-obtain poison healer, can be used to enhance morale when drawing the same card. She has healing and dispel abilities, and her ultimate skill provides area healing.
The advice on drawing from the Dragon's Breath: Divine Silence card pool ends here. The heroes mentioned above are the better human rights, blue, and purple cards in the public test version. When drawing SSRs, if you can get a few good blue and purple cards as well, it would be a good lock, making it easier to build your team.
