How to Play the Feral Dragon's Breath Divine Silence School Introduction to Playing the Feral Dragon's Breath Divine Silence School

To play Dragon's Breath well, everyone needs to understand the various mainstream styles. So, how do you play the Wild style in Dragon's Breath? The Wild style has higher flexibility compared to other styles, but you also need to understand its specific gameplay to make good use of its advantages. And effectively or reasonably avoid its disadvantages, so that you can become wilder in battle and better slaughter your opponents.

1. Style Mechanism

Although the Wild team sounds like it mainly relies on physical attacks, its core mechanism is actually fire elemental damage. It is also known as the Fire team, with most of the heroes in the team being fire output heroes. They can deal high fire damage to enemies, and they also need to enhance their abilities through Wild dice throws and deal even more damage to enemies.

When your dice throw points reach 100, it will put your teammates into a frenzy state. If there are two Wild type characters on the field, then you can increase the dice throw points twice. If there are three, the result will definitely be the maximum value. Therefore, you must prepare at least three Wild heroes to quickly reach 100 layers and enter the frenzy state.

2. Usage Scenarios

Due to the Wild style's particularly strong single-target output ability and the lower difficulty in obtaining the characters, it is more suitable for fighting main quest bosses like the Sea King or Green Dragon. However, in dungeons with many group monsters, your monster-clearing efficiency will decrease. This is because most of its skills and attack methods are single-target bursts.

3. Main Heroes

If we want to form a Wild team, we must prepare Flora as the core. Her mechanism is that every time a teammate triggers the Wild effect, she can deal an additional output damage. Then, we need to prepare Felicity as the energy support for the Wild team. Her captain skill can increase the entire team's critical hit damage by 24%.

Flora is a hero who primarily focuses on critical hits, and Felicity's passive can gain a 3% power bonus through critical hits. This allows her to release her skills faster and more frequently, making your dice throw points quickly reach 100. Thus, the entire Wild team can quickly enter the frenzy state, maximizing the damage.

Next, we can prepare another support character, Erich. His most useful skill is his passive, which can add two dice throw points. With him, the Wild team can enter the frenzy state faster. We also need to pair him with Clesos, who has strong support abilities, providing a shield for teammates. He can also remove the enemy's shield and reduce their attack power.

If you want to play the Wild style well, you can learn how to play the Wild style in Dragon's Breath. Because this style's output method is particularly violent and simple, you just need to assemble the right heroes. Then you can quickly enter the frenzy state and deal high single-target burst damage, and the cost is relatively low.