In the globally popular collection and nurturing game "Spirit Beast Adventure," divine beasts are undoubtedly the most core and attractive gameplay elements. What divine beasts are there in Spirit Beast Adventure? Faced with a dazzling array of divine beast choices, many players often find it difficult to choose and don't know how to build their strongest divine beast lineup. This issue will comprehensively analyze the characteristics, skill advantages, and applicable scenarios of all mainstream divine beasts in Spirit Beast Adventure, helping players create the most suitable combat partner combinations based on their own needs. From physical burst damage to magical area attacks, the editor will dissect the practical value of these divine beasts one by one, so that every divine beast choice you make in the game can be well-targeted, maximizing the overall combat power of your team.
Sun Wukong
"Sun Wukong" is undoubtedly the most representative among these divine beasts. Not only does it have a classic character image, but its combat ability is also impressive. Its signature skill "Rod Strike" can deal two segments of high physical damage to a single enemy, excelling in precisely hitting the enemy's core units. More remarkably, Sun Wukong also has excellent survivability; its passive skill "Sage Buddha State" triggers a rebirth effect when health drops to zero, and increases physical and magical dodge rates. This balanced offensive and defensive characteristic makes it the top choice for many players. In actual combat, Sun Wukong is particularly suitable for battles requiring quick resolution, especially in PvP where it can quickly break through the enemy's defenses.
Dragon Horse
As a limited divine beast for new servers, it is also one of the best in the physical burst category. This rare divine beast, which can be purchased through the server opening celebration event, occupies an important position in the field of physical output with its unique skill mechanism. Dragon Horse's "Dragon Roar Splitting Mountains" skill temporarily boosts its own attack power and deals high-ratio physical damage to a single target; "Dragon Soaring Across the Sea" has a chance to trigger a follow-up attack after killing a target; and the passive skill "Ten Thousand Horses Galloping" as the ultimate move, can deal high damage to up to 7 enemies, showcasing its potential for group output. It is worth noting that the cultivation of Dragon Horse requires a focus on critical hit-related attributes, with advanced physical crit and advanced crit damage skill books being its core configuration. Combined with the four-skill crit follow-up effect, this can produce a qualitative leap in output enhancement.
White Rakshasa
is a pure representation of a burst-type divine beast. It sacrifices defense for extreme output capabilities, with the "Soul Slaying" skill dealing two segments of damage to a single target and inflicting a grievous wound effect, significantly reducing the target's healing effect; "Soul Snatching" can simultaneously attack three targets, but requires maintaining a high health value. This high-risk, high-reward characteristic makes the Rakshasa a strategic weapon for quickly eliminating the enemy's core, especially standing out in PvP, but it requires players to precisely control its health to avoid falling into danger due to overconsumption.
Golden Beast
stands out among physical output divine beasts, perfectly blending high damage with control effects. Its "Rider Assault" skill can cause 250% physical damage and has a 10% chance to confuse the enemy for three turns, making this ability to disrupt enemy actions extremely valuable in PvP. When the enemy is in a confused state, they can only perform normal attacks, which greatly weakens their combat power and creates a favorable output environment for the team. Therefore, the Golden Beast is not only suitable for PvP battles but is also highly efficient in clearing small monsters in PvE, making it an indispensable versatile member of the team.
Team Composition
The selection and pairing of divine beasts in Spirit Beast Adventure is a science, requiring players to consider multiple factors such as battle scenarios, team balance, and resource investment. A reasonable divine beast lineup can often produce a synergistic effect greater than the sum of its parts, while blind choices may lead to wasted resources and low combat efficiency. This section will delve into the core concepts and practical strategies of divine beast selection, helping players build powerful teams that can adapt to various challenges. Basic team building should follow the "Iron Triangle" principle—output, tank, and support. In Spirit Beast Adventure, this classic framework can evolve into various specific forms, such as "1 control + 1 support + 2 output" or "1 area output + 1 single-target burst + 1 control + 1 support." Output-type divine beasts are responsible for dealing damage and are the core attackers of the team; control-type divine beasts restrict enemy actions to create a safe output environment for the team; and support-type divine beasts provide healing, shields, and buffs to enhance the team's sustained combat capability. This clearly defined team-building approach can handle most battle scenarios and is the safest choice for novice players. At the same time, the focus of divine beast selection should differ at different stages of the game. In the early stages (levels 1-30), it is recommended to prioritize cultivating versatile divine beasts like Sun Wukong and Golden Beast. These divine beasts form quickly and are adaptable, helping players smoothly get through the initial stages. In the mid-game (levels 30-60), development should be specialized according to playstyle preferences.
The above is all the content about what divine beasts are available in Spirit Beast Adventure. Summary: PvP players can focus on investing in burst or control-type divine beasts like Rakshasa and Concubine. Later, remember to form multiple functional teams to tackle different difficulty dungeons.
