How to Form a Poison Team for the Common People in Dragon's Breath Divine Silence - Recommended Poison Damage Lineup for Dragon's Breath Divine Silence

In Dragon's Breath, there are many playstyles, among which the Poison Damage Team can deal damage by reducing the enemy's healing effect, causing continuous bleeding, and increasing damage to poisoned enemies. The Poison Team is relatively easy to get started with, so how do you form a beginner-friendly Poison Team in Dragon's Breath? Here, from beginner to advanced, I will introduce the composition of the Poison Damage Team and the role each character plays in the team.

Getting Started with the Poison Damage Team:

Falbas + Eli + Danqi + Colin / Sigrid / Vikak / Haisandra

A team consists of 5 members, usually 1 tank, 1 healer, and 2 DPS, with the remaining position being flexible. Mud Demon Falbas, an old face, has strong defensive capabilities and healing, and is often used against Green Dragon, Purple Dragon, and Corrupt Queen. His passive ability provides a healing aura for teammates and can reduce the enemy's attack power, making him hard to replace due to this mechanism, even in more advanced poison teams or fire-poison teams, many people still use Falbas.

Eli and Danqi serve as the main and secondary DPS, respectively. Eli deals additional damage to poisoned enemies, his skill can increase his own attack and cause high-ratio poison damage to a single enemy while adding 1 layer of poison buff, and his ultimate skill is three waves of high-ratio poison damage. Danqi inflicts extra damage every 3 basic attacks, adding 1 layer of poison buff, his skill has area poison damage with a chance to add 2 layers of poison buff, and his ultimate skill causes continuous area poison damage with a chance to add 1 layer of poison buff. This character can both apply poison and enhance or inflict additional damage to poisoned enemies, making him a key part of the poison team's output.

Among other options, Colin can also apply and refresh poison. Poison Archer "Sigrid" is a common choice for the secondary DPS, with abilities to reduce attack and prevent healing, making her useful not only in poison teams but also as a general secondary DPS in other teams. Vikak, who can reduce attack, heal, and remove debuffs, is a good support. Haisandra, a poison healer, is mainly valuable for healing and removing debuffs, and she is easily obtainable as she is given away in the main story.

Advancing the Poison Damage Team:

Eldan + Rosel + Durango + Tuch / Towel / Ogok / Reta

The tank option here is Eldan; if unavailable, you can continue using Falbas. Eldan possesses various traits such as undying, taunt, damage reduction, and damage absorption, making him a bit superior as an orange card. When injured, he has a chance to reduce the enemy's attack power, which is a level 2 attack reduction. His skill causes area poison damage, linked to his attack and maximum HP, and can reduce the enemy's energy by 25% while healing himself. His ultimate skill taunts units within range, causing poison damage and granting himself an undying state for 10 seconds.

Main DPS, here we use Rosel (Midnight), a top-tier poison damage dealer. His characteristic is that he can restore his own HP after killing an enemy. His skill has a chance to be released continuously, and his ultimate skill is a three-segment area damage, which is his signature move. Rosel is a pure poison-based melee hero, capable of stacking damage and increasing it, and can be seen as an upgraded version of Nodila.

Durango, as the secondary DPS, can apply poison. His characteristic is that his skills have extra effects when critical hits are triggered, making his poison application very effective. Tuch is also a good choice for the secondary DPS, a ranged poison character, with large area poison damage, which is very useful in regular stages and tower climbing. In particular, in the arena, he can be used to counter teams that rely on shields for damage reduction, as Tuch's inspiration effect deals extra damage to shielded enemies. Other options include Towel, who offers control, damage reduction, and healing prevention, making him a good choice for taking damage. Ogok, who provides healing, undying, attack reduction, and removal of debuffs, is very versatile. Reta, who reduces attack, dispels debuffs, pushes back, and extends debuff duration.

This is a detailed introduction on how to form a beginner-friendly Poison Team in Dragon's Breath. The Poison Damage Team is relatively easy to start with, as some purple and blue cards can already form a viable team, and it’s easy to swap in other orange poison cards when you get them, making it a recommended choice during the open beta phase. If you're just starting out and don't know how to form a team, you can refer to the above beginner and advanced poison team compositions. The advanced version uses quite a few orange cards, so if you don't have them, you can build upon the beginner version, with the core idea being to apply poison buffs and increase damage to enemies with poison buffs.