On the tactical chessboard of Light Gaps, character strength often determines the direction of the battle. For players pursuing the ultimate strategic experience, mastering the cultivation priority of core characters is undoubtedly the key to victory. The Light Gaps strength chart provides the types of characters that everyone needs. The following will deeply analyze the T0-level characters worth focusing on in the game from three dimensions: practical value, skill mechanism, and team compatibility, providing a more forward-looking cultivation guide for all players.
As a 12-cost assassin with low cultivation costs, Christa is known for her dual characteristics of efficient killing and tactical suppression. Her entrance skill, Seven-Strike Combo, can instantly burst out 775% of her attack power as physical damage, coupled with a 30% chance of bleeding effect per strike, and during this period, healing is prohibited, making her a nightmare for the enemy's healing system. When facing high-recovery teams, she can precisely harvest low-health units, especially in prolonged battles where healers are abundant, often turning the tide through single-point breakthroughs. More commendably, her passive skill, Weakness Insight, after unlocking, can reduce the target's damage resistance by 20% and increase the crit rate against them by 30%. Combined with crit gear, it can form devastating output. This immediate decisive mechanism makes her highly valuable tactically when ambushing the enemy's backline.
Serqi is a five-star tank who, thanks to her unique damage reduction and counterattack system, becomes the core of defensive lineups. Upon entering the battlefield, she provides a 20% damage reduction buff to friendly units within a two-square radius, while also causing a 20% attribute decay to surrounding enemies, forming an integrated offensive and defensive buffer zone. Her passive, Wall Retaliation, not only has a 25% chance to counterattack regular attacks but can also apply a forced taunt to attackers. Coupled with her ultimate, Unmovable as a Mountain, which further increases damage resistance by 15%, she constructs a clearly layered survival network. In peak duels, Serqi often pairs with Ahtal to form a dual-core of offense and defense; the former absorbs damage and creates an output environment for teammates, while the latter exerts firepower suppression from a safe distance, greatly enhancing the lineup's fault tolerance through this tactical synergy.
Ahtal, as one of the most famous ultra-long-range units, redefines the concept of safe output with the longest attack range in the game and continuous area-of-effect damage. His basic attacks come with penetration, allowing him to hit multiple targets simultaneously in dense monster groups, and he can accurately snipe key DPS units in elite battles. After unlocking higher-tier skills, Ahtal gains a weakness mark that reduces the target's defense by 25% and extends their hit judgment time. Combined with Christa's crit bonus, this can instantly melt frontlines. Especially in open competitive maps, Ahtal's range advantage can completely suppress melee units, creating a tactical effect where they cannot be hit and cannot escape.
Akana Dan, as the soul of the summoning system, achieves exponential growth in combat power through box tactics. The large chest initially summoned inherits 80% of her attack power and full defense, and upon death, it splits into three small chests to continue fighting. Each chest's death triggers an AOE explosion dealing 150% of her attack power. This self-sustaining characteristic allows the summoning flow to continuously accumulate advantages during advancement. More crucially, her captain skill boosts all summoned creatures' attack speed by 30% and movement speed by 20%. Combined with the Rum Brothers' projectile throws, this can achieve precise cross-terrain strikes in boss battles, perfectly avoiding minor monsters and directly damaging the main body.
The Rum Brothers and Fog should be introduced together. The four-star Rum Brothers, with their ultra-long-range projectile attack available at the start of the game, become a powerful tool for breaking through specific stages. Their Gravity Projectile skill can bypass battlefield obstacles and directly hit the backline, often creating opportunities for a last-minute comeback in stages requiring quick boss kills. Similarly, Fog, as a strong early-game vanguard, generates six dwarves inheriting his attributes after three deaths, capable of bursting out astonishing DPS in limited scenarios. Although his later growth is limited due to his star rating, in the early stages and special mechanism stages, his tactical value is no less than that of a five-star character. After all, the only one who can perfectly match the boss's health threshold to trigger inheritance under such strict conditions is Fog's sacrificial playstyle.
In the Light Gaps strength chart, it's important to note that character strength is not an absolute standard. True experts often elicit a 1+1>2 synergistic reaction through lineup combinations. For example, overlapping Serqi's damage reduction area with Ahtal's range circle, or combining Christa's bleeding debuff with Akana Dan's summoned creature focus fire to create a chain reaction. It's recommended that players combine based on actual combat needs and then choose core characters to cultivate.
