Recommended Teams for Dragon Breath Divine Silence Radiance, Dragon Breath Divine Silence Radiance Tier List

In Dragon's Breath, there are many characters with different attributes, among which the Radiant attribute can form an encouragement system, and there are also quite a few useful heroes in the Radiant category. This article will recommend a Radiant team for Dragon's Breath, sharing some mainstream Radiant team compositions, and also providing a simple tier ranking of Radiant heroes in the game. If you're interested, come and take a look!

Radiant Team Performance:

The overall performance of the Radiant team is not bad, and it is also quite strong during the S0 season. However, its power only comes into play when there are enough members in the team with powerful encouragement effects. In addition to the stable and powerful orange cards, there are also some good purple cards in the Radiant heroes, such as [Tesslen] and [Hegio], who can give themselves or their teammates encouragement. [Alvis] can both give encouragement to teammates and copy encouragement for himself. For example, blue cards like [Welby] and [Ivania] can also accelerate the spread of encouragement. When you have these heroes, you can consider forming an encouragement Radiant team.

Even without encouragement, there are many blue and purple cards in the Radiant category that perform very well, such as [Kamali], who has resurrection and knockback effects, [Loweis], a tank with taunt, and [Garius], a light gun that can heal himself and others. These are all highly functional characters.

Thunder Radiant Team:

This is typically a team mainly composed of Electric output roles, selecting 1-2 from the core Electric heroes [Nasteka], [Xat], and [Evilios]. Nasteka is the best choice, with special attacks on low-health enemies, and a chance to launch feathers when teammates attack. Xat, the Little Thunder God, provides continuous lightning AOE shield, and has a chance to summon lightning with normal attacks, which can bounce, making him a purple card with notable damage output.

Evilios is somewhat similar to Nasteka, with high single-target damage that ignores defense, and a chance to follow up when teammates make normal attacks. His skill not only deals area damage but also accelerates teammates. With 3 major and minor cores from the Electric category, plus fearless trigger characters like Salifor and Suta, after determining the Electric roles, supplement with corresponding Radiant shields and support roles, such as [Garius], [Catherine], and [Mylasia].

Tier List:

SS Tier: Silandor, Mylasia

S Tier: Philto, Loren, Jillian, Asilia, Garius

A Tier: Hubert, Alton, Donella, Catherine, Hegio

B Tier: Sakomir, Alvis, Kaelis, Jitona, Clovis

C Tier: Kamali, Welby, Quirion

Let's introduce the two SS-tier heroes in detail. The Radiant Lord [Silandor] is the main damage dealer of the Radiant team. His passive skill consumes encouragement to deal damage that can ignore a certain amount of the enemy's defense. His skill deals area light damage and has a chance to apply encouragement to himself. If he uses his skill while under the effect of encouragement, it can additionally guide a beam to cause area damage. His mighty skill continuously strikes random targets for 6 seconds, hitting once every 0.3 seconds, with a maximum of 6 hits on the same target. If under the effect of encouragement, the interval is reduced by 30%, and the maximum number of hits on a single target increases to 9. Although he can apply encouragement, the probability is not high, so it is recommended to pair him with 1-2 heroes that can stably apply the encouragement buff.

The Blind Girl [Mylasia] can provide extremely strong protection to her teammates. Her passive grants a 5-second invincible state when a teammate receives lethal damage, along with a 5-second continuous healing. If the hero is a ranged one, she can also add a 5-second stealth. Her skill provides area healing and continuous healing. Her mighty skill adds a 10-second revival buff to all surviving teammates, restoring them to 75% of their maximum HP, and granting 75% of their might before death, and immunity to debuffs for 10 seconds, making her a hero of great strategic value.

This concludes the recommendation for the Radiant team in Dragon's Breath. The individual strength of Radiant heroes in this game is quite good, especially the support and healer roles, which can be included in other teams. A pure Radiant team also performs well during the early stages. If you have more Radiant heroes that can generate encouragement effects and benefit from the encouragement buff, consider forming a Radiant team for the early stages.