Recommended Lineup for Millennium Journey: Guide to the Strongest Team Composition for Millennium Journey

In the mobile game Millennium Journey, team composition directly determines performance and clearance speed in different combat environments. So, what is the strongest team composition in the current version of the game? This article will introduce the recommended team compositions for Millennium Journey, focusing on the three high-intensity systems: Erosion Team, Burn Team, and Swap Team. Each has distinct characteristics and core role positioning, not only with vastly different gameplay strategies but also varying logic in team building.

Erosion Team

Currently recognized as a highly versatile output system, it exhibits extremely terrifying fault tolerance and sustained damage output, especially in high-pressure battles. The absolute core is [Giratia], a character given for free through sign-in, almost the only god for new players to start, possessing the most outrageous AOE damage in the entire game. Her first skill has a cooldown of only two turns, with a base multiplier of 71%, accompanied by 25% erosion true damage, while also triggering a 90% multiplier chain attack, making her capable of dealing exaggerated damage in both mob fights and boss battles. Paired with [Cherish] to reduce cooldown, she can release her first skill for two consecutive turns, forming a high-frequency clear loop; even when facing a five-digit power gap, she can easily wipe out groups of small monsters.

The other core [Apophis] is the king of single-target damage in the Erosion Team, capable of stacking four layers of erosion on bosses in a short time with her first and second skills, while her passive also enhances the strength of erosion. This efficient stacking ability makes her a long-term stable member of the team, with little possibility of being replaced. Since Giratia is given for free and Apophis is a four-star card, once players draw Apophis, the Erosion Team is officially formed, and the remaining seven slots have high flexibility, allowing for either all survival characters or functional support based on enemy characteristics. In single-boss battles, Giratia and Apophis form the core output, with [Nafi] providing an attack boost at the start, and the rest of the positions filled with pressure-resistant characters, ensuring a steady win; in mob scenarios, one can use [Belle] or [Mu]'s group debuff skills first, then let [Caroline] add resistance reduction and debuff effects, followed by Giratia continuously releasing her first skill to clear the field. Overall, the advantage of the Erosion Team lies in its extremely high stability and top-tier pressure resistance, even if all members are survival-oriented supports, it won't affect the output rhythm.

Burn Team

The core is concentrated on [Divine Light], who is not only the soul of the Burn Team but also the prerequisite for the entire system. With extremely high skill multipliers and inherent true damage, the continuous burn damage forms an additional layer of output beyond direct damage. However, the hit rate of the burn effect is the weakness of the entire system, so [Kuroko Heart] and [Kuroko Love] must be paired to ensure the hit rate provided by their passives, otherwise, the burn effect will be significantly weakened. [Caroline] is another key support that improves stability, using her resistance reduction and effect hit rate increase to make the burn effect easier to cover the entire field. Unlike the Erosion Team, which relies heavily on the damage from the state itself, the Burn Team continuously stacks burns to provide extra bonuses to Divine Light's direct damage skills, so most direct damage team supports can be used directly, including those that boost attack, reduce resistance, and provide buffs. The playstyle is similar to that of direct damage teams, quickly laying down burn status in the early stages and then focusing on Divine Light's burst direct damage in the mid-to-late stages. Due to the high benefit of percentage-based true damage in high-HP boss fights, this system shines in long-term attrition battles, but the formation threshold is relatively high, with no core character being dispensable.

Swap Team

A "mutual destruction" lineup with extreme risk and explosive power, centered around [Little Flash]'s domain mechanism. Little Flash's second skill provides an extremely exaggerated damage boost, but this boost affects both sides, so once the domain phase begins, the battle becomes a do-or-die situation. Little Flash's first skill already has a high multiplier of 198% and an additional 15% damage boost, making the numbers she deals within the domain extremely terrifying. To safely get through the domain charging phase, [Leilei] and [Belle]'s team-wide invincibility are essential, with the former providing one to two rounds of immunity to damage, and the latter not only invincible but also healing, ensuring that the team can survive until the critical turn after the domain is activated. [Caroline], although not as stable as the previous two, can still serve as a supplement with her probability of passing turns and resistance reduction functions.

This concludes the recommended team compositions for Millennium Journey. The Erosion Team is known for its stability, pressure resistance, and ease of formation, suitable for daily use and long, high-pressure battles. The Burn Team excels in long-term boss fights and bursts with direct damage due to its percentage-based true damage. The Swap Team is synonymous with extreme output and high risk, capable of dealing the most exaggerated damage numbers in the entire game.