Introduction and Recommendations for the Dragon's Breath Divine Silence Team Composition, Which T0 Characters are in the Dragon's Breath Divine Silence Team Composition

Which lineups are recommended for Dragon's Breath Divine Silence? For many beginners, this question is very important. The currently most recommended lineup is actually the fastest developing Wild faction in the game, which almost doesn't require players to cultivate any characters. This time, I've specially brought you the most recommended lineup details in the game, hoping that these recommendations can help everyone~

The Wild faction in the game is actually the Fire attribute faction. The characteristic of this faction is that, at the end of each battle, there will be an additional judgment. If successful, the enemy will receive extra fire damage, with a multiplier of 20% of the base attack rate of the entire team.

Moreover, within the Wild faction, whenever a judgment is successful, the character with the highest attack attribute will enter a berserk state in the next round, thus comprehensively improving their basic stats.

Of course, the Wild faction does not have high requirements for the overall card set's damage values. In fact, even if all the player's lineup consists of purple cards, they can still achieve relatively high output effects in the game.

In terms of character selection, players can choose golden card characters like Tharmal, Grishnar, Donnila, or lower-tier characters such as Iola and Lydia. In reality, players can completely skip over all the basic skills of the Wild characters, as long as there are five surviving Wild characters in the team, meeting the requirement for a Wild lineup.

Of course, the only flaw of the Wild faction is its lack of sustainability, as almost none of the characters in the Wild faction have the ability to recover health.

At this point, players can fill the team with other attribute characters, such as Sylrandor, the Lord of the Crescent Moon, or Colyn the Sower, and so on. These two characters can provide auxiliary buffs to the Wild faction, and Colyn can also add DoT (damage over time) to enemies through poison damage.

The above content is everything I've specially brought to you regarding the lineup recommendations for Dragon's Breath Divine Silence. In the game, although the Wild faction forms up quickly, its upper limit is not very high. I hope that after reading this, everyone can go into the game and experience the Wild faction for themselves~