Silver and Crimson Team Composition Guide Silver and Crimson Team Composition Recommendations

Believing that the lineup pairing of Silver and Crimson is of interest to many players, after all, a good lineup may directly determine the final victory or defeat. However, due to the need to consider the strength of the characters, the synergy of skills, and other strategic elements, it can be very difficult for new players who have just started to put together a team. Therefore, to make the early game exploration smoother, the following lineup recommendations will share several useful ones, providing references for everyone when making their own pairings.

1. DOT Team

DOT refers to the effect of continuous damage, which allows enemies to suffer damage based on a percentage of the attacker's attack power. Currently, there are three types of DOTs: plague, bleeding, and agony. Plague causes the enemy to take 50% physical damage of the attacker's attack power every 2 seconds, with an attack speed reduction of 20%, up to a maximum of 10 stacks. When the number of plagues exceeds 7, it also becomes area damage. Bleeding inflicts 30% physical damage of the attacker's attack power every 2 seconds, with a maximum of 10 stacks. Agony deals 30% magic damage every 2 seconds, also with a maximum of 10 stacks. The currently effective and useful characters with these effects include Hati of Return, Qian De, Agares, Seth, and Nico.

Agares can apply agony in an area, Qian De applies bleeding to a single target, and Nico applies it in a path area, allowing for the most efficient stacking of ongoing damage on the opponent. Hati's passive ability can convert all bleeding and agony into plague, accelerating the stacking of plague, and his ultimate skill can immediately settle all ongoing damage twice, delivering extremely high burst damage. It should be noted that Nico's method of applying bleeding is through her initial charge skill and ultimate, not including normal attacks, and the cost of her ultimate increases with each use, limiting the efficiency of stacking bleeding. While this is fine for the main storyline, it is recommended to replace her with a healer or Lamia for "Spirit Sword Family" battles.

2. Summoning Team

As the name suggests, the summoning team is a system centered around numerous summoned units. These summoned units are temporary entities called to the battlefield, inheriting the basic attributes of their summoner, and they die when the summoner dies. The team consists of Noah of Return, Bella, Cesia, Lamia, and Seth. Bella automatically summons 2 units upon joining the battle, which will prioritize taking damage, acting as tanks, and her passive also provides healing to all allied summoned units, serving as the survival role for the team.

Although Cesia cannot generate summoned units herself, her area-of-effect (AOE) magic damage scales with the number of allied summoned units, making her crucial for dealing significant damage within this system. Outside of this setup, her effectiveness drops significantly, so players with this character should definitely utilize Cesia's passive that boosts the damage of all summoned units. Lamia has limited damage output, but her passive, Crescent Moon Ascension, grants the entire team lifesteal, indirectly ensuring the survival of our summoned units. Finally, the summoning strategy requires some time to build up stronger combat power, making it more suitable for long-term engagements. Additionally, it works well against stages with a large number of enemies, such as Chapter 8, helping to distribute the damage taken.

3. AOE Damage Team

This team is suitable for stages where the enemy is numerous and closely packed, such as the Other Side of the Moon. The members include Lamia, SR Ampusa, Le Xia, Acapella, and Hippothe. Lamia is an exceptionally powerful character, capable of dealing wide-range magical damage, and her skill, Awakened Gluttonous Bat Servants, guarantees critical hits with each attack, even without critical hit support, achieving high damage output on the field. SR Ampusa's initial critical hit rate is boosted by 20%, and both her normal attack, skill, and ultimate are AOE. Hippothe's ultimate can deal AOE magic damage and has a chance to reduce the enemy's resistance to critical hits by 40%. Le Xia deals rectangular AOE physical damage, and her talent also involves critical hit growth, which, depending on the situation, can be paired with Cang Lin for even higher output. Acapella can consume her notes to grant a 20% critical hit rate buff to all teammates and also help with energy recovery, making her highly recommended for the team.

The above are the lineup recommendations for Silver and Crimson. The setups introduced here are all very strong, some relying on summoned units for attacks, others on AOE critical hits. Everyone can form teams according to the characters they have or the needs of the stage, leading them to write their own epic of victory.