To assist all lords in smoothly and efficiently completing the early stages of their pioneering journey, today's article will carefully present this content on how to pair the T0 lineup in the Dragonstone War. It can be said without exaggeration that this is a powerful assistant for lords on their pioneering path. By following this pairing strategy steadily, one can achieve excellent results with half the effort in battle. The introduction in this issue can provide sufficient advantages to help everyone complete each battle.
Let's first look at the classic combination of Shino Andrena's semi-tank and semi-DPS flow. At the beginning of the battle, the front-row stone golems and small stones, with their high HP advantage, can withstand the enemy's barrage of attacks. Andrena, at this time, shows her prowess, using her unique skill set to launch fierce attacks on the enemy's front row, directly threatening the enemy's back row. This tactical arrangement can demonstrate certain advantages whether in small-scale battles or on vast battlefields, facing prolonged and grueling combat situations. Even if the enemy sends flying units to disrupt the formation, this lineup can handle it calmly. However, it must be mentioned that its biggest weakness is an extreme fear of assassin teams' ambushes. Once assassins get close, the situation may instantly become passive, so pay attention to this point.
Now let's talk about the Andrena Leian control flow. In this combination, Leian is actually more like the core. With her area control skills, she can precisely lock onto the enemy's highest-attacking unit, causing it to fall into a brief state of confusion and chaos. Meanwhile, Andrena once again demonstrates her specialty in clearing the front row, quickly removing the enemy's front-line obstacles. The mud golem guards silently protect the back row, ensuring a stable and safe output environment, allowing teammates to attack without any reservations.
The Shino Thor pioneering flow is also a popular choice during the pioneering stage. It still features the familiar front-row combination of stone golems and small stones, which tenaciously resist the enemy's attacks with their high HP, creating a safe output space for Thor in the back. Thor then collaborates with Acorn, directly reaping enemies on the battlefield. They work in perfect harmony, and wherever they go, the enemy falls. Therefore, it is very suitable for use during the pioneering period, helping lords quickly establish themselves in the early stages.
The Thor Robin AoE damage flow mainly targets the horde summoning lineup. With the solid defense provided by the mud golem guards, Thor and Robin work closely together, fully utilizing their respective strengths to counter the enemy's horde tactics, rapidly harvesting enemy lives, and making those who try to win by sheer numbers return empty-handed.
Buba Robin aerial output flow has a unique tactical approach. The dragon takes on the control role in the front row, sharing the fire and protecting Buba from excessive attacks. Buba, with his poison resistance skills and the AoE output capabilities of the baby dragon and Robin, can quickly and efficiently clear the enemy's horde tactics on the battlefield.
The Buba Taren aerial sustained flow is equally powerful. Taren, with his high damage reduction and strong healing abilities, provides continuous combat power to Robin, allowing him to maintain his fighting strength on the battlefield for a long time. Combined with the coordinated efforts of the blue bird and the baby dragon, the three complement each other, quickly annihilating the enemy forces on the battlefield.
The Shino Silith dual summon flow also performs excellently in battle. In the early stages, it relies on the high HP of the front-row stone golems and small stones, as well as the high healing ability of the medics, to build an unbreakable front-line defense, continuously absorbing damage and laying a solid foundation for subsequent battles. Silith waits for the right moment, using her ultimate to continuously summon acorns, constantly replenishing the output force. Whether in a narrow one-on-one battlefield or a vast area, this tactic can secure an advantage.
The Silith Senajin dual summon flow takes a different approach. First, it uses the horde tactics of the front-row ants and acorns to envelop the enemy layer by layer, continuously controlling their movements and gradually clearing the battlefield to create an advantage. Senajin can also summon Pili to guard the back row, while Silith can replenish the acorn forces at any time, balancing the entire lineup's output and defense.
There is also the Buba William aerial output flow. The dragon controls the situation in the front row, sharing a large amount of fire and allowing Buba to freely release his poison skills. The baby dragon also performs AoE output, and the two work seamlessly together, striking against the enemy's horde tactics. William, with his single-target burst advantage, can accurately lock onto key enemy units and quickly eliminate them.
The William Taren sustained burst flow integrates both burst and sustained combat capabilities. The dragon takes the front row to absorb damage, while William and the baby dragon form a single-target burst combo with sufficient output, quickly breaking through the enemy's front-line defenses. Taren, in the back, provides continuous combat support, keeping the entire lineup powerful and effective on the battlefield.
The above is the carefully prepared content on how to pair the T0 lineup in the Dragonstone War. If the lords find this guide helpful for their lineups, feel free to share your preferred strategy directions. In the future, I will bring you more practical secrets.
