In the world of Dawn Reborn, Kubi plays a crucial role as the main force in battles for players, and its importance is self-evident. However, for many new players just starting the game, facing a large number of Kubi characters, each with their unique features, it can be difficult to know how to choose. In such cases, take a look at the Dawn Reborn guide, as every character here has its own unique attributes, skills, and roles. Understanding them is not an easy task, and today's strategy is prepared to help players gain a deeper understanding of some Kubi characters.
Let's start with Purple Moon Butterfly, an electric-attribute attacker. In terms of acquisition, players can obtain it either by hatching eggs or by capturing it in the wild. It can be said that Purple Moon Butterfly is one of the must-have characters for the transition period of new players, with a very high cost-effectiveness, almost maximizing the combat advantages during the early stages. Its leader skill is very practical; if there is only one electric type, Purple Moon Butterfly's damage output can increase by 3%. This skill allows it to contribute significantly to the team's overall damage in an electric-type team. For its basic attack, it fires electric balls to deal damage to a single target, quickly accumulating damage in battle. Additionally, its passive effect grants energy at the start of the battle, allowing it to release its ultimate skill faster. When using the ultimate skill, it fires a large electric ball to attack enemies, but note that the ultimate damage will decrease after each use. Nevertheless, this does not affect its important position in the game.
Next, let's talk about Black Tortoise, a water-attribute tank character with extremely solid strength. It is suitable for tasks like farming and crafting. Among water types, it serves as a versatile battlefield pet, also being a character used in ultimate lineups. During normal attacks, it actually generates a shield, automatically creating a 3-second lasting shield for itself with each attack. Its passive skill, Desperate Counterattack, is even more powerful, briefly granting enhanced damage reduction after using the ultimate skill. At critical moments, this move can turn what was thought to be a sure enemy victory into nothing. The ultimate skill, Whirlpool Daze, summons a massive whirlpool, attacking 3 random enemies and causing dizziness. In team battles, this skill can disrupt the enemy's formation.
Now, let's discuss Longmei, a rock-attribute attacker. Despite its small appearance, it is a durable attacker worth cultivating. Its basic attack involves throwing flying stones to hit opponents, with a splash effect. The passive effect, "More Excited with Each Hit," makes it stronger in battle with each attack, increasing its attack speed. As the battle progresses, its speed increases, and so does its damage output. The ultimate skill, "Giant Rock Drop," adds extra rocks to the next attack, and the damage output increases with each hit. This continuously increasing damage output allows it to perform exceptionally well in prolonged battles. The leader skill also provides a bonus based on the number of same-attribute characters, while speeding up its mana regeneration, enhancing its core status in a rock-attribute team.
Rock Splendor, as a rock-attribute assault warrior, is currently the only red pet among rock types, often appearing in advanced teams in the mid-to-late stages. It has the ability to lock onto backline attackers from the beginning, allowing it to quickly close in and engage in combat, even having the chance to directly eliminate the enemy's main carry. Its shields and damage are both stacked, with the maximum stacking effect of basic attacks reaching up to 5 times. The leader skill, when the number of rock-attribute pets reaches a certain level, enhances the damage of rock-attribute pets in battle. With the shield, it can further increase its own attack power and gain a shield at the start of the battle. The ultimate skill also grants a shield, and its own ability can be increased up to 6 times when using the ultimate. This continuously growing combat capability makes it a formidable opponent on the battlefield.
Canglin also has a good burst effect, capable of suppressing the enemy's health line early on, and it comes with a resurrection mechanism. Even if it gets focused and defeated due to mistakes in battle, it can revive and fight again. Moreover, its capture difficulty is low, making it easy for new players to obtain and cultivate, offering excellent value. Its leader skill fits the grass-attribute system, and when the number of grass-attribute Kubis in the team reaches 3/4/5, the damage of all grass-attribute Kubis will be increased by different values, while the damage reduction will also increase by 4%/8%/16% respectively. Combined with the advantage of continuous damage from grass types, it can lead the entire lineup in team battles.
The above is a detailed introduction to the Dawn Reborn guide. By gaining a deeper understanding of these characters, new players should have a more comprehensive and in-depth knowledge of some of the pets. When choosing pets, players can carefully combine various roles based on their quality, attributes, and skills to build a more suitable battle team.
