In the wonderful world of Light Gap Decipher, its strength ranking is very difficult for newcomers to quickly figure out among many characters. Today's introduction of T0 characters in Light Gap Decipher is different. The editor can directly screen out those practical and powerful characters for everyone, helping you to clear stages in the early game. So, if you are not yet familiar with the use of characters in the early stage, I believe that this introduction by the editor is what you need.
Let's start with Roland. This character's strength is impeccable, as the definition of a T0 level character in the game is extremely strict: at any time, as long as it is deployed, even if it is later replaced due to various circumstances, players will not feel like they have lost out. Of course, special cases where the skill does not activate properly are excluded. Roland's most unique feature is her unparalleled area continuous damage output. On the battlefield, she has three 10-second chances to be immune to death, which is equivalent to adding three extra lives. Her entry skill not only has a control effect, capable of instantly disrupting the enemy formation, but also deals considerable damage, truly achieving both tanking, dealing damage, and life steal. In one word, she is divine. However, Roland is not without flaws; the 1-second gap when she enters the field, if seized by the enemy to control or instantly kill her, would be a great pity.
Violin is currently the character with the highest improvement in Decipher. In this strength ranking, six-star characters are typically assumed to have the highest possession rate of solutions, meaning key solutions below the third solution. When Violin reaches the fully evolved state of six solutions, she is almost an all-rounder. Upon entering the battlefield, her full-screen high damage makes it impossible for enemies to avoid. After staying on the field, she can control the entire arena while dealing mid-range damage, thanks to her self-protection ability and built-in warm-up attack buff. In PVP battles, she alone can easily take down two enemy characters. A 0-solution Violin, however, is a complete opposite—lacking burst, poor staying power, lacking control skills, and being fragile, making her almost invisible. Thus, the difference in strength after cultivation is quite noticeable. Such a potential growth character is also highly recommended for everyone to play.
Rabbit, this unique character, is the only cost-refunding character in the entire strength ranking where, as long as the entry skill is activated, players will definitely come out ahead. Its special skill is a major highlight, not only refunding costs but doing so in large amounts—four points at a time. Most other lead characters can only refund one point, highlighting the significant gap. Additionally, the push and stun effects of its special skill can sometimes create unexpected, surprising effects at critical moments, making it a usable character in both tactical layouts and emergency handling.
Eileen, as the first limited-time character in the game, has been a constant topic of discussion, especially when facing summon teams, where she has an absolute advantage, affectionately called "Summon Happy Eileen." Eileen's full-screen knockback mechanism is indeed very strong, and when she stays on the field, her high-frequency area knockback and decent damage output, combined with her solid durability, make her a top-tier mage tank. The 18-cost price is entirely worth it. For Eileen, the key solutions are at 2 and 4. After the 2nd solution, her entry skill can refund costs, cleverly offsetting the possible downtime after clearing the field. The original 18-cost is reduced to 8, improving the cost-effectiveness. However, this doesn't mean that Eileen without the 2nd solution is unusable. On one hand, after being strengthened, Eileen's strength fully justifies the 18-cost. On the other hand, the main limitation of high-cost characters is usually the downtime before use, and the 2nd solution compensates for the downtime after use. In reality, after Eileen clears the field, the opponent finds it hard to organize an effective counterattack in the short term, so even without the ten cost points, the impact may not be as significant as imagined.
Hook, this character's position on the strength ranking might confuse many, but he is a treasure character that can genuinely improve the gaming experience and fit into most teams. Hook's ability to meet these conditions mainly stems from the game's unique mechanics. In the game, most entry skills can be interrupted. Characters that rely on their entry skills for damage become helpless once hit by Hook, turning into a powerless blank slate. Remarkably, such a powerful Hook only costs 5, and it has a particularly large range, making it the king of cost-effectiveness. In over-level PVE gameplay, there's a small trick to using Hook: pairing it with Roland or Rosa to form a common combo, which works very well. Of course, this requires a high level of player skill and repeated practice. In PVP, it also requires accurate prediction of the enemy's actions. Although its value is relatively smaller, when used well, it can produce unexpected effects.
Finally, let's talk about Rosa. She is the most useful character for clearing the field and is also quite strong in Annihilation mode. Although her panel data and multiplier are not outstanding, she excels in bonuses. After the 2nd solution, she gains an unlimited damage boost, which is the root of her strength. Like the Lion, Rosa only deals damage upon entry, but while the Lion targets a single enemy, Rosa's damage increases with more enemies, making her more valuable in group battles. Although the Annihilation team seems to have no shortage of field-clearing characters, in terms of strength and usage rate, Rosa is far ahead.
The above is the introduction to the T0 characters in Light Gap Decipher. These powerful characters are based on the choices for team composition. If you already have a specific team in mind, you can also see if the characters introduced in this article can fit into your team.
