Soul Pairing Strategy in the Early Stages of Douluo Continent Soul Hunting World How to Form a Team in the Early Stages of Douluo Continent Soul Hunting World

A player asked about the early game Soul pairing in the Soul Land Hunting World, likely wanting to know how team composition works in the game. In the game, teaming up means assembling four Souls into a squad, with the player as a Soul Master switching between different Souls for combat. Of course, it's not just random switching; you need to consider the characteristics of the Soul skills, pay attention to the order of switching, and also require a certain level of hand speed, or else you'll waste output time.

The game's Souls are divided into five major series: Power Attack, Agility Attack, Defense, Control, and Support. Apart from the Defense series, which has not yet been released, when forming a team, one should pick one from each of the other four series. Start with 1 Control and 1 Support, and then combine the remaining 2 offensive positions based on personal circumstances, such as double Power Attacks, double Agility Attacks, or 1 Power Attack and 1 Agility Attack.

It's not easy to obtain so many SSR Souls in the early stages, so you can consider using blue and purple Control and Support Souls, such as Blue Silver Grass + Seven Treasures Glazed Tile. Blue Silver Grass has immobilization and laceration, while Seven Treasures Glazed Tile offers shield healing, spirit power recovery, and reduced spirit power consumption, making it an excellent combination for improving rotation efficiency.

Among the Control series, the Ice Phoenix is also quite good, featuring freeze control and the ability to inflict vulnerability with its ultimate, making it suitable for pairing with high-burst Souls to quickly focus fire on enemies. There are many powerful attack-oriented Souls, and there's not much need to go into detail about SSRs; if you have them, use them.

In the SR attack Souls, options like the Blazing Wolf and the Soul-breaking Spear offer great value. The Blazing Wolf's basic attack can stack marks, and its soul skill is a three-shot fireball, with damage bonuses against burning targets. Its ultimate is a wide-area attack that, when used with marks, can transform its form and enhance basic attack damage. The Soul-breaking Spear, on the other hand, is a very impactful Soul, capable of charging and continuous thrusts, as well as dealing damage during dashes.

This concludes the introduction to early game Soul pairings in the Soul Land Hunting World. As you can see, the pairing strategy is quite simple: establish a core offensive Soul, then pair it with 1 Control and 1 Support, fill another position with additional offense, and check if there are any synergies between the Souls' skills, with the best outcome being a chain reaction effect.