Dislyte Squad Formation Guide:Empfohlene Teamformationen

Dislyte ist die Art von Spiel, bei dem die Teamzusammenstellung genauso wichtig ist wie der Aufbau der Statistiken Ihrer Einheiten. Es ist einer der wichtigsten bestimmenden Faktoren für den Sieg oder die Niederlage einer Schlacht. Es reicht einfach nicht aus, einfach Ihre individuellen Esper aufzubauen und auf die empfohlene Formation zu klicken, um zu entscheiden, welche Esper verwendet werden sollen, ohne zu wissen, was sie tun und warum sie funktionieren oder nicht funktionieren. Die empfohlene Formation ist möglicherweise nicht immer genau und es gibt bestimmte Faktoren, die die KI manchmal nicht berücksichtigt.

Mit diesem Dislyte Squad Formation Guide möchten wir Ihnen helfen zu verstehen, was ein gutes Team ausmacht, was es stark macht und wie man es zum Überleben bringt. Diese Anleitung geht davon aus, dass Sie das Spiel lange genug spielen, um bestimmte Terminologien und seine grundlegenden Mechanismen zu kennen. Wenn Sie jedoch ein Anfänger sind, sollten Sie sich unseren Dislyte-Anfängerleitfaden ansehen.

Bei der Bildung deines Trupps sind fünf Dinge zu beachten:Esper-Rollen, -Elemente, -Ausrüstung, -Level-Balance und Teamzweck.

Kenne die Rollen und Fähigkeiten deiner Esper

Um effektiv ein zusammenhängendes Team zu bilden, müssen Sie wissen, was jeder Ihrer Esper kann und welche Rollen er einnehmen kann. Ein Esper, der für einen Feind effektiv sein kann, wird nicht immer für einen anderen effektiv sein. In diesem Abschnitt des Handbuchs wird nur erklärt, was die einzelnen Esper-Rollen sind. Wenn Sie jedoch einen tieferen Einblick in jeden Esper wünschen, sollten Sie sich unsere Leitfäden für seltene, epische und legendäre Esper sowie unsere Esper-Stufenliste ansehen.

Hauptrollen

Es gibt vier Esper-Hauptrollen im Spiel:Kämpfer, Unterstützer, Verteidiger und Kontrolleur. Es gibt jedoch auch ein paar Esper, die einer Rolle angehören, aber auch das Potenzial haben, eine andere Rolle zu übernehmen, und wir haben sie in unsere Liste der besonderen Erwähnungen für jede Rolle aufgenommen.

Kämpfer

Kämpfer sind dafür verantwortlich, dem gegnerischen Team großen Schaden zuzufügen. ATK ist normalerweise ihr höchster Wert, kann aber manchmal von anderen Werten für ihren Schadensausstoß abhängen. Sie haben jedoch oft niedrige HP, DEF oder SPD, was ihnen eine geringe Überlebensfähigkeit oder weniger Runden pro Kampf verleiht, es sei denn, sie sind mit guter Ausrüstung ausgestattet oder mit anderen Esper-Rollen gepaart. Um sicherzustellen, dass dein Kampf stetig zum Sieg führt, musst du mindestens 1-2 Kämpfer in deinem Team haben.

Unterstützung

Supporter sind dafür verantwortlich, ihre Verbündeten mit Buffs zu stärken, sie mit Heilungen am Leben zu erhalten und ihre Feinde mit Debuffs zu schwächen. Sie haben normalerweise schwache Angriffe, aber eine hohe Überlebensfähigkeit, wobei SPD, DEF oder HP ihre höchsten Werte sind. Es ist ideal, mindestens 1 Support in Ihrem Team zu haben.

Verantwortlicher

Controller sind dafür verantwortlich, den Kampfablauf zu kontrollieren und die SPD und AP von Verbündeten und Feinden zu manipulieren. Sie sind auch in der Lage, Feinde zu immobilisieren und sie davon abzuhalten, Fähigkeiten einzusetzen. Sie können mehr Schaden anrichten als Supports, aber normalerweise weniger als Fighters, aber ihre Überlebensfähigkeit variiert. Sie sind sehr abhängig von ihren SPD- und ACC-Statistiken. Sie sind nicht immer unbedingt in einem Team zu haben, aber sie können dir im Kampf einen großen Vorteil verschaffen, indem sie deine Angriffsanzahl erhöhen und deine Chancen verringern, getroffen zu werden und zu sterben.

Verteidiger

Verteidiger sind dafür verantwortlich, die Angriffe der Feinde abzuwehren, und verwenden häufig Spott, um Feinde zu ihnen umzuleiten. HP oder DEF stehen normalerweise im Mittelpunkt ihrer Builds. Sie haben eine hohe Überlebensfähigkeit und können manchmal HP oder DEF in Schaden umwandeln. Wie Controller sind sie in einem Team nicht immer unerlässlich, aber sie geben Teams ohne Controller einen Überlebensvorteil.

Unterrollen

Für unseren Leitfaden haben wir außerdem jeden Esper basierend auf seinen Fähigkeiten in Unterrollen kategorisiert. Diese neun Unterrollen sind AoE, Chain Strikers, Nukers, Disablers, Debilitators, Buffers, Healers, Revivers und Dispellers.

AoE

AoE (auch bekannt als Area of ​​Effect) bezieht sich auf Esper, die alle Feinde im Kampf mit einer Fähigkeit angreifen können. Sie sind einer der nützlichsten Esper und es wird dringend empfohlen, mindestens einen in Ihrem Team zu haben. Sie werden noch tödlicher, wenn sie neben Schaden auch Debuffs zufügen können. AoE kann sich zwar auch auf teamweite Buffs und Heilungen beziehen, in diesem Leitfaden verwenden wir diesen Begriff jedoch ausschließlich für Offensivfähigkeiten.

Kettenkämpfer

Kettenschläger beziehen sich auf Esper, die mehr als einmal in einer einzigen Runde angreifen oder treffen können. Sie können gegen Fafnir wirksam sein, der über eine Fähigkeit verfügt, die einen Schild erzeugt, der ihn für eine bestimmte Anzahl von Angriffen immun gegen Schaden macht. Sie sind auch nützlich, um bestimmte Debuffs zur Explosion zu bringen, die nach mehreren Treffern explodieren können, wie z. B. Jiang Mans Netherblooms.

Nuker

Nuker beziehen sich auf Esper, die mit einem einzigen Angriff auf ein einzelnes Ziel großen Schaden anrichten können. Ihre Angriffe können einen großen Teil der HP ihres Ziels verringern und manchmal tödlich sein. Sie sind nützlich für den Umgang mit Feinden mit hoher HP oder DEF und können Feinde mit niedriger HP oder DEF schnell loswerden.

Deaktivierung

Disabler beziehen sich auf Esper, die die Bewegung, Geschwindigkeit, Fähigkeiten oder Buffs eines Ziels beeinflussen. Sie können dir helfen, einen Vorteil gegenüber deinen Feinden zu erlangen, indem du dich häufiger bewegen kannst oder sie daran hinderst, ihre Fähigkeiten einzusetzen. Sie können Feinde effektiv eliminieren, die möglicherweise mächtiger sind oder ein höheres Level haben als Ihre Verbündeten. Es gibt vier Arten von Disablern:

• Wegfahrsperre – deaktiviert die Bewegung von Feinden (z. B.:Betäuben, Einfrieren, Verschlingen, Versteinern, Schlafen, Büchse der Pandora)
  
• SPD &AP Reducer – reduziert oder stiehlt AP oder SPD
  
• Skill Disabler – deaktiviert die Skills von Feinden oder beeinträchtigt ihre Fähigkeit, sie zu verwenden (z. B.:Spott, Krankheit, Schweigen, Missrate erhöhen, Versengen, Abklingzeit erhöhen, Wiederbelebungsprävention)
  
• Buff-Entferner – entfernt, stiehlt oder blockiert Buffs (Buff-Blocker)

Schwächer

Debilitators beziehen sich auf Esper, die Debuffs zufügen können, die einen Feind schwächen oder beschädigen können. Sie können dir beim Kampf gegen Feinde mit hohen HP oder DEF gut helfen und wären besonders nützlich bei langen Kämpfen. Es gibt zwei Arten von Schwächlingen:

• Schwächender Debuffer – kann den Wert eines Feindes senken (z. B.:DEF Down, ATK Down, Sear, Shackle, HP Ceiling Reduction, Debuff Extension)
  
• Schädlicher Debuffer – kann einem Feind Schaden zufügen (z. B. Blutung, Gift, Link, Netherbloom, Auge des Horus, Büchse der Pandora, Neko-Fluch, Tod)

Puffer

Puffer beziehen sich auf Esper, die Buffs, AP-Erhöhungen und andere Boni gewähren können, die dem Team im Kampf helfen können. Wenn es nicht funktioniert, Feinde mit Debuffs zu schwächen, besonders wenn Sie gegen Bosse kämpfen, würden Puffer Ihnen sehr dabei helfen, den Sieg zu erringen. Sie können entweder sich selbst, einen einzelnen Verbündeten oder mehrere Verbündete anvisieren.

Healer

Healers refer to Espers that can heal. These are essential to any team, especially for those Espers that have low HP or DEF and may need the occasional healing, especially during long battles. They can either target themselves, a single ally or multiple allies. Most Self-Healers derive their heals from the damage they inflict on enemies.

Reviver

Revivers refer to Espers that can revive their allies. Most revivers will heal the allies they revive or leave them with a certain percentage of their HP remaining. As long as you have a dependable Healer, a Reviver is not necessary but could be a game changer against enemies that are difficult to beat.

Dispeller

Dispellers refer to Espers that can cleanse or transfer their allies’ debuffs to their enemies. They hold an important role in fighting against waves of enemies that inflict a lot of debuffs.

Fight against the elements

Each Esper is assigned one of the four elements in the game:Flow, Wind, Inferno and Shimmer. Flow is strong against Inferno, Inferno is strong against Wind and Wind is strong against Flow. Shimmer has no advantage or disadvantage against any element and is the most sought after type of Esper in the game.

It is important to observe the elements assigned to each Esper in order to know how best to build your team. In general, it is highly advised to have at least 3 of those 4 elements in your team or at least 1 Shimmer Esper in order to have a good balance and not fall into a trap of getting wiped out by an enemy with an advantage. Even in certain stages where the possible enemies displayed seemed to be focused on one element, there would still sometimes have enemies of different elements that may catch you off guard.

However, just because an Esper is weak against a certain element of an enemy doesn’t mean you should not even attempt to use them anymore. Since the heroes you get are all given to you by chance, aside from the free ones and the ones you fuse, there will be times that you won’t have a specific Esper that you need. In those cases, just build up their DEF and HP with relics and pair them with Healers or Defenders to help them survive the battle.

Customize your equipment

Equipment plays a big part in the success of each battle you face. While it is possible to clear early stages without any, it will be essential in further stages with higher levels. It is generally a good idea to play with your Espers’ strengths like increasing the HP of an Esper that can convert their HP to damage or use them for heals and so on. However, there will be certain situations where you are going to have to break their usual build and customize them to fit the team’s needs for a certain battle.

For example, if you need Espers that can immobilize enemies but you don’t have any Disablers on your roster, you can switch out one of your Fighter’s War Machine set for a Tyranny of Zeus set. There’s also an option to save the relics you’ve equipped into presets so it would be easy for you to switch them around without forgetting which relic should be paired with which.

Always equip your Esper’s relics by sets. If you equip them with different relics from different sets, you will not gain the set’s bonus. We have listed down all of the relic sets below along with our notes on when it is best used:

4-Relic Set

2-Relic Set

Watch out for level gaps

Level gaps could make or break your team. Ideally, you’d want to have your team members’ levels close to the enemy’s levels or higher as much as possible in order to have a fighting chance. Lower level Espers are sure to get wiped out as soon as the enemy attacks them. If you placed them on your team for farming or leveling purposes, this won’t be much of a problem since they will receive experience points even after death. However, you would still need to have higher levels for your other team members if you want to pass the stage.

If you are fighting bosses or tough battles, it is ideal to have their gaps be not more than 15 levels. This matters a lot more when it comes to Rare Espers since they have lower starting stats than Epics and Legendaries. Don’t forget to also upgrade them in Advancement, Resonance and Ascension to make them stronger.

Choose the right Espers for the job

There is no one size fits all when it comes to team formations in Dislyte. Espers will do better against specific modes or enemies and some will do even worse. Many Espers will also do exceedingly well when paired with certain Espers that synergize with their own abilities. An example of this is Kaylee, who needs to land critical hits in order to inflict SPD Down and Freeze, synergizing well with Dhalia, who can cast C. RATE Up. It’s all about knowing what makes each Esper tick as well as knowing how enemies function and behave in battle.

For this part of the guide, we will be talking about the different situations and modes that you may encounter in the game and give you examples of team formations that you can use. Take note that most abilities mentioned will be based off of Espers that have upgraded their abilities in Phase 3 of Ascension.

The Multi-Purpose Team

You will want to have at least one base team that you can use in most modes like Story Mode, Point War, Arena, Infinite Miracle, Cube Miracle, Ripple Dimension along with other occasional events.

While it is advantageous for a team to have Espers that can fill as many roles as they can, it is not required for it to be considered well-balanced. They just need to be able to synergize and play off each other’s abilities, have counters for their weaknesses and buffs for their strengths. A general rule is to have at least 1-2 Fighters and at least 1 Support on your team. Below are a few effective formations:

• 2 Fighters / 1 Support / 1 Controller / 1 Defender
• 2 Fighters / 2 Supports / 1 Controller
• 3 Fighters / 1 Support / 1 Controller
• 3 Fighters / 1 Support / 1 Defender
• 4 Fighters / 1 Support

Below are three examples of team formations you can make:

The first team has Tang Yun and Hall as the main damage dealers. Assigning Tang Yun as Captain will grant the team an 18% ATK increase, letting every ally deal more damage. The Tang Yun-Hall pair up is especially deadly because after Tang Yun follows up his attack with his basic skill, Hall’s passive lets him follow it up with his attack.

There is even a small chance for Tang Yun to attack again with Hall also following it up with another basic attack, making them a very spammy pair. And with Bardon on the same team, he would attack any enemy that attacks allies with less than 50% HP. Melanie can deal AoE attacks while lowering her enemies’ AP and a chance to inflict Petrification. Berenice would be able to provide the team with Shield and Recovery.

The second team has Jiang Man and Mona as the main damage dealers. Assigning Long Mian as Captain will grant the team a 20% SPD increase, giving his team members a chance to move first. Depending on your relics and how much SPD your Espers have, Jiang Man would ideally be the first to move, using her first skill to inflict all enemies with Netherbloom.

This would be followed by Long Mian’s third skill that immobilizes all enemies with freeze then Mona’s third skill, which is an AoE and chain attack, letting the Netherblooms trigger. This will inflict enemies with Silence and Poison, effectively bringing down a large portion of their health before they can even move. Against strong enemies that have more health, Unky Chai and Ye Suhua’s pairing will let them reduce their cooldowns so they can repeat the process all over again quickly while also providing buffs and heals.

The third team has Xie Chuyi and Bai Liuli as the main damage dealers. Assigning Ren Si as Captain will grant the team a 24% DEF increase, toughening his allies. Xie Chuyi and Xie Yuzhi empower each other, dealing more damage than if only one of them was present in the team. Xie Chuyi can inflict Sear, SPD Down and DEF Down while giving himself C. RATE Up. Xie Yuzhi can Stun, reduce AP while giving himself SPD Up.

Meanwhile Ren Si, who can also inflict DEF Down, would benefit from this set up as his damage and Taunt chance grows the lower his enemy’s DEF is. He also has the ability to get all the enemy’s attention, letting them attack him instead of his allies while Layla, who has lower HP and DEF than Ren Si, can freely attack, inflicting her Stun, Diseased and Poison buffs with less danger of dying. Helena would also be able to heal the party when needed while also boosting C. RATE.

Holobattle

Holobattle works the same way as regular battles except you can only have 3 Espers on the team at a time. You get to choose two sets of teams which you battle with in two separate rounds against another player. It is highly recommended to avoid putting Espers with the same elements in a group (unless it is a Shimmer) to avoid other players from taking advantage of that.

Below are three examples of 3-Esper team formations you can make for Holobattle:

The first team has Hall as the main damage dealer. Assigning Hall as Captain will grant the team an 20% C. RATE increase, giving everyone on the team a higher chance to land critical hits. Since all Hall’s teammates only deal single-target attacks, he’ll be able to land more extra hits. Hall would also be able to inflict Poison. Chang Pu will be able to give everyone Immunity and Healing. Li Ao on the other hand would be able to effectively direct an enemy to him with his Taunt while also disabling an enemy with his Devour.

The second team has Jiang Man and Li Ling as the main damage dealers. Assigning Long Mian as Captain will grant the team an 20% SPD increase, potentially allowing your team to move before your enemies’. For this set up to become effective, you’d want Jiang Man to move first, so she can deploy her Netherblooms, followed by Long Mian’s third skill, which is an AoE Freeze and damage, and end with Li Ling’s third skill, which will hit all enemies 3 times.

While it’s not enough to trigger the Netherblooms yet, it’s given the other team enough damage at the start to give you an advantage and the next turn is guaranteed to trigger at least one Netherbloom. You would potentially be able to move a lot more than the team with Long Mian’s Freeze and SPD Down along with him and Li Ling’s AP reductions.

The third team has Drewl as the main damage dealer. Assigning Kaylee as Captain will grant the team an 20% C. RATE increase, giving your allies more chances to crit. Kaylee and Drew both gets an advantage from Dhalia’s ATK Up and C. RATE Up buffs, with Kaylee gaining a chance to inflict Freeze and SPD Down while Drew would be able to lower his third skill’s cooldown.

Aside from this, Dhalia has strong disabling skills that can Freeze, SPD Down and Stun and Drew can inflict DEF Down. All in all this team has strong control and can deal high damage. However since there are no healers, it is advised to equip one or all of them with a Hades set.

Practice Mode

Practice Mode Stages in Story Mode are the best places to farm your low level Espers or Starimons as these are not just fast and easy to clear, they also drop Experimons that you can use on Starimons or Espers to further increase their experience points. Below are the most effective formations for Practice Mode:

• 1 Fighter or Defender (with AoE and heal or Hades Set) / 4 Starimons or Espers to level up
• 1 Fighter or Defender (with AoE) / 1 Support (that can heal allies) / 3 Starimons or Espers to level up

To fill out those formations, we have listed down our recommended picks:

The first option is the ideal formation as it allows you to level up as many Espers or Starimons. But for this to work, your Fighter / Defender must be very high leveled, or at least stronger or on a higher level than the ones they are fighting against in the Practice Mode. It is also important for this fighter to have at least 1 AoE ability to make it easier for them to clear out waves of enemies as the other 4 Espers or Starimons with them won’t be as effective and may even die before the battle is over. Having a Fighter / Defender that can heal themself or giving them a Hades set will give them higher survivability.

The second option is for Fighters / Defenders who do not have heal, have no access to a Hades set or may have all these things but still have difficulty surviving. In this situation, a healing Support can greatly help.

For both of these options, the level, skill or element of the Espers or Starimons you’re leveling up do not matter. Even if these units die within the battle, they will still receive experience points.

Sonic Miracle

There are four different bosses in Sonic Miracle based on the four elements:Infernis, Windstriker, Flowrunner and Shimmerer. For all of these bosses, it is crucial to have at least 2 Fighters and at least 1 Support or Controller in your team. Defenders are not too crucial for this mode.

Nukers, Chain Strikers and Debilitators are your best friends as they will give you the greatest advantage when it comes to dealing damage against bosses. AoE is not essential but could help you in the first wave before you reach the final boss. You may also want to add some SPD &AP Reducers, Buffers, Healers and Dispellers to aid your damage dealers. Below are the most effective formations for Sonic Miracle:

• 2 Fighters / 2 Supports / 1 Controller
• 2 Fighters / 1 Support / 2 Controllers
• 3 Fighters / 1 Support / 1 Controller
• 3 Fighters / 2 Supports
• 4 Fighters / 1 Support
• 4 Fighters / 1 Controller

To fill out those formations, we have listed down the most popular picks for Sonic Miracle as well as their alternatives:

Infernis

Infernis’ passive makes it deal more damage the lower their HP is. You need to finish off the boss as quickly as possible before it gets a chance to wipe out the whole party. Having Espers with DEF Down, Sear, Poison and Bleed will help lower its HP faster while adding Espers with AP-reducing abilities will keep it from attacking as often.

It is highly recommended that you avoid placing Wind element Espers on the team as Infernis is strong against them. Flow element Espers on the other hand will give you an advantage. Below are some of our recommended teams:

The Popular Pick has Li Ling, Drew and Lin Xiao as the main damage dealers. Assigning Li Ling as Captain will grant the team a 30% ATK increase. Li Ling’s multiple-target skills and Drew’s ability to kill up to 3 targets at a time would let them quickly finish off the first wave of enemies. Lin Xiao would potentially deal the most damage to the boss, inflicting Bleed debuffs which damages the enemy with 50% of Lin Xiao’s ATK as true damage at the start of each turn.

Sander works well as a single-target controller and can keep the boss at bay with his SPD &AP reducing skills. Ye Suhua would provide the team with Recovery, Invincibility, DEF Up and ATK Up buffs while also healing with her single-target heals.

The Beginner’s Pick has Mona and Drew as the main damage dealers. Assigning Mona as Captain will grant the team a 24% ATK increase. Mona has two multiple target skills, making it easy for her to wipe out the first wave along with Drew’s ability to kill up to 3 targets at once. Chang Pu and Helena would be able to support the team with their heals and buffs.

Chang Pu could also deal a decent amount of damage and still heal well if her ATK is high enough. Both Chang Pu, Jeanne and Helena have AP Reduction skills and may be able to keep Infernis from attacking while the two fighters deal their attacks.

The Alternative Pick has Leon, Layla, Kara and Bai Liuli as the main damage dealers with Chang Pu as a support that can also potentially hit hard. Assigning Kara as Captain will grant the team a 40% ACC increase. This team’s debuffs are composed of Sear, Diseased, Stun, Poison, SPD Down, Silence and AP Reduction which makes them a monstrous, heavy-debuff team.

Add to that, Leon will land critical hits on every debuffed enemy and Layla’s second skill will deal more damage to Poisoned targets. When damaged, Chang Pu and Bai Liuli would be able to support the team with their heals.

Windstriker

Windstriker’s third skill lets it deal damage and inflict Poison to all enemies for 2 turns. This complements its passive which lets it deal more damage to Poisoned units. You will need the aid of Dispellers and Healers in order to survive its attacks long enough to kill it. It is highly recommended that you avoid placing Flow element Espers on the team since Windstriker is strong against them. Inferno element Espers on the other hand will give you an advantage. Below are some of our recommended teams:

The Popular Pick has Li Ling, Drew and Lin Xiao as the main damage dealers. Assigning Sander as Captain will grant the team a 25% SPD increase, letting your allies move faster and passing their Poisoned turns (if inflicted) quick enough so Windstriker won’t be able to take advantage of his passive. Li Ling and Drew can use their third skills to efficiently finish off the first wave of enemies.

Ye Suhua can inflict ATK Down to her enemies while also granting Recovery, Invincibility, ATK Up and DEF Up buffs and heal her allies. Gabrielle can inflict ATK Down and DEF Down to her enemies while also granting Immunity and DEF Up buffs to her allies. Sander can use his single-target skills to immobilize and reduce his enemies’ AP while dealing a decent amount of damage.

The Beginner’s Pick has Freddy and Drew as the main damage dealers. Assigning Berenice as Captain will grant the team a 20% RESIST increase, making your team more resistant to Windstriker’s poison. Drew will be able to take care of the first wave of enemies easily while Freddy would excel greatly against the main boss, especially when his HP is low and his attacks deal greater damage.

Just make sure not to let Freddy die before killing the boss. But if he does, Drew can still continue the fight along with Chang Pu who has potential to be a high damage dealer if built with a lot of ATK. She may have a disadvantage to Windstriker since she is a Flow Element Esper, but she also has 2 healing skills and an immunity buff which makes it worth the trade off. Just make sure to equip her with HP or DEF relics to make her sturdier.

Berenice can lower DEF and AP but her most useful skill is her third which grants Shield and Recovery. Unky Chai on the other hand will be able to buff his allies with C. RATE Up and ATK Up and possibly lowering ability cooldowns, letting Drew and Freddy use their third skills more often.

The Alternative Pick has Stewart and Hall as the main damage dealers. Assigning Sander as Captain here is still the best pick among the other Espers in this team because the 25% SPD increase will be more useful in this battle. What makes this team work well is the fact that most of them deal damage to single enemies with the exception of Jacob and Hall’s 2nd skills. Hall’s passive will attack any enemy that an ally attacks with a single-target skill.

This means Hall will be able to land more hits outside his turns. Once upgraded in ascension, this skill can even inflict poison. Jacob can grant Fangs to all allies, making them immune to Poison and letting them Poison back their attackers. Stewart would have the strongest attack in the team, dealing up to 350% damage but at the cost of 10% of his HP and inflicting Sleep on himself.

However, if his sleep is interrupted, he will strike back. Heng Yue will be able to heal her allies and dispel Poison if needed while Sander will be instrumental in disabling and controlling enemies’ AP.

Flowrunner

Flowrunner’s passive lets it restore its HP equal to a certain portion of damage it deals. You need to prevent it from using its passive to its full capacity and there are several ways to do this. One way is to add Espers that can inflict Diseased to prevent it from healing but you will need to increase your ACC with relics or with a Captain that has the ability to.

Another way is to add Espers that have lots of AP reducing abilities so it would have lesser chances of attacking and lesser chances of healing. You may also raise up your Espers DEF so it will deal less damage to you and your allies, letting it heal less amounts. It is highly recommended that you avoid placing Fire element Espers on the team as Flowrunner is strong against them. Wind element Espers on the other hand will give you an advantage. Below are some of our recommended teams:

The Popular Pick has Lu Yi, Chalmers, Lin Xiao and Tang Yun as the main damage dealers. Assigning Lu Yi as Captain will grant the team a 30% ATK increase, letting your damage-heavy team deal even more damage. Lu Yi would easily deal with the first wave with his third skill but can do significant damage with his Bleed and Sear debuffs too. Chalmers can inflict the enemy with Diseased and deal significant damage that scales with his enemies’ HP.

Lin Xiao can also inflict Bleed and Diseased while dealing critical damage that can inflict more bleed. Tang Yun on the other hand can deal blow after blow with his Pursuit ability, letting him attack more times within his turn, especially when equipped with Sword Avatara. Since Ye Suhua would be the only Support, giving you heals and Recovery, Invincibility, DEF Up and ATK Up Buffs, you may need to equip her with either Adamantine for Shield, Master Grove for more HP or Stoneveins for more DEF to keep her alive.

The Beginner’s Pick has Tang Yun, Hall, Leon and Zelmer as the main damage dealers. Assigning Hall as Captain will grant the team a 20% C. RATE increase, letting your team land more critical hits. Since every single Esper’s attacks on this team are single target attacks, Hall will definitely shine. His passive lets him attack any enemy attacked by his ally with a single-target ability.

Add Tang Yun’s Pursuit to the mix, these two has a chance to continuously spam attack after attack. Since Hall can also inflict Poison, he also meshes well with Leon and Zelmer who deal more damage on debuffed enemies. Leon can inflict Diseased and Sear while Zelmer can inflict DEF Down, making the party deal even more damage towards Flowrunner. Lastly, Chang Pu can both heal, grant Immunity, lower AP and still pack a punch with her basic skill.

The Alternative Pick has Layla, Leon and Chalmers as the main damage dealers. Assigning Celine as Captain Captain will grant the team a 30% ACC increase, helping your team land their debuffs. Layla would help you take care of the first wave while Leon and Chalmers would be instrumental in dealing the highest damage to Flowrunner. Layla, Leon, Meredith and Chalmers’ debuffs consists of Diseased, Sear and Poison which would all serve to negate the effects of Flowrunner’s passive.

With Leon’s ability to land critical hits on debuffed enemies and Layla’s damage increase on Poisoned enemies, increasing your allies’ ACC and upgrading their abilites is essential for them to reach their full potential. Celine’s SPD Up and DEF Up along with Meredith’s heals, SPD Up, DEF Up and CRIT RESIST will make sure that your team takes the least amount of damage while attacking more than the enemy.

Shimmerer

Shimmerer’s third skill can not only damage all its enemies but can also grant itself a Shield equal to a certain portion of its max HP. Its passive makes its Shield even more powerful, granting Shimmerer a damage dealt boost and a damage taken reduction. You need to bring Espers that can remove or block buffs in order keep it from taking advantage of its Shield.

Once it’s gone, it would be smooth sailing from there as long as you keep your team alive. Since the Shimmer element has no advantage or disadvantage against other elements, you are free to use whichever Espers you like to form your team. Below are some of our recommended teams:

The Popular Pick has Chloe, Chalmers, Li Ling and Lu Yi as the main damage dealers. Assigning Li Ling as Captain will grant the team a 30% ATK increase, allowing your team to deal even more damage. Chloe and Chalmers are the most important players in this team as they will be able to strip Shimmerer of its Shield and even prevent it from granting it to itself with their Buff Blockers. Lu Yi’s Sear and Bleed will increase the amount of damage they can deal while Li Ling and Sander’s ability to lower the boss’ AP will push it back down the AP bar, letting them deal more strikes than the Shimmerer will.

The Beginner’s Pick has Chalmers, David and Bai Liuli as the main damage dealers. Assigning Chalmers as Captain will grant the team a 18% ATK increase. All Espers in this team have the ability to dispel their enemies’ buffs so even if one ally dies, the rest can still carry on and be just as effective against the Shimmerer.

Chalmers would still be the most important with his Buff Blocker and strong nukes, however Bai Liuli and David’s chain strikes can also deal a significant amount of damage. David, Helena and Jeanne both have the capacity to push back the boss along the AP Bar, letting their team land their hits more often than Shimmerer. And if needed, Helena can heal while also increasing her team’s C. RATE with her third skill.

The Alternative Pick has Chloe, Taylor and Lynn as the main damage dealers. Assigning Lynn as Captain will grant the team a 30% ATK increase. All Espers in this team can remove their enemies’ buffs so it will be easy to keep going even if any of your allies die.

All the damage dealers for this team can deal really high damage but Chloe’s Buff Blocker makes her the most important one. Bonnie and Helena would be in charge of pushing back the Shimmerer’s AP. Helena’s healing skill would help the team survive while also increasing their C. RATE.

Ritual Miracle

There are three different bosses in Ritual Miracle:Kronos, Apep and Fafnir. Just like in Sonic Miracle, it is important to have at least 2 Fighters and 1 Support or Controller in your team. You may use Defenders but they are not always crucial for this mode.

You’ll need at least one AoE to help you with the first two waves of enemies and for situations that may require you to kill the Suppression and Blessing Tablets that accompany the boss. Depending on the situation, you will need either a Nuker or a Chain Striker. Dispellers and Healers are a must and Revivers could also give you an advantage. Buffers and Debilitators will always be a welcome addition to the team. However, when it comes to Disablers such as Immobilizers and Skill Disablers may not be as effective as SPD &AP Reducers and Buff Removers.

Unlike Sonic Miracle bosses, the ones in Ritual Miracle are a lot more complicated and depend very heavily on strategies and good team formation in order to clear. However, they also follow the formula of formations for Sonic Miracle:

• 2 Fighters / 2 Supports / 1 Controller
• 2 Fighters / 1 Support / 2 Controllers
• 3 Fighters / 1 Support / 1 Controller
• 3 Fighters / 2 Supports
• 4 Fighters / 1 Support
• 4 Fighters / 1 Controller

To fill out those formations, we have listed down the most popular picks for Ritual Miracle separately for each boss.

Kronos

Kronos’ first and 3rd skills are AoE attacks while its second skill is a passive that lets it deal more damage the lower the target’s current HP is. This passive will also give Kronos a bonus turn (which can only trigger once per turn) if its attack kills a target. Its last skill is dangerous to the ally with the least amount of HP percentage as it will deal even more damage to them. This skill is lethal and would usually kill the target, but if it does not, it will inflict them with Stun for 1 turn.

If you are fighting Kronos at a certain level for the first time or if you decide to fight him without auto-battling, we recommend that you kill the Blessing Tablet as soon as possible since it has the ability to dispel all debuffs on Kronos and increase its AP.

For this boss, you will need to constantly heal in order to prevent your allies from dying from Kronos’ attacks, especially from the third skill. Multiple Ally Healers and Healers with more than one healing skill are ideal. Self-Healing Fighters or other damage dealers would also be beneficial to have. If there are none, you can equip them with a Hades Set and maybe even a Sword Avatara so they can hit and heal more often. Alternatively, having Espers that can grant Invincibility and Standoff may help your allies escape certain death for a time.

You will also need the help of Dispellers or Espers that can grant you Immunity since the first two wave of enemies and the Suppression Tablet on the last wave will attack you with debilitating and disabling debuffs. Increasing your Espers’ RESIST is also a viable option.

AoE, Chain Strikers and Nukers would all excel in this battle. Get at least one AoE and two Chain Strikers or Nukers or both.

Since Kronos is an Inferno element boss, you may want to avoid putting Wind element Espers in your team. Flow element Espers will give you a great advantage. We have listed down the most popular picks against Kronos along with some alternatives:

Below are some of our recommended teams:

The Popular Pick has Li Ling, Lin Xiao, Chalmers and Drew as the main damage dealers. Assigning Li Ling as Captain will grant the team a 30% ATK increase, allowing your team to deal even more damage. Li Ling and Drew would effectively clean up the first two waves while Chalmers and Lin Xiao would shine during the main boss battle.

Li Ling and Lin Xiao will be able to push back Kronos down the AP bar while Chalmers can remove and block buffs. Ye Suhua would be in charge of heals and buffs such as Recovery, Invincibility, DEF Up and ATK Up. Make sure to equip her with Adamantine, Master Grove or Stoneveins for better survivability. This team does not have a Dispeller but may be strong enough to survive the debuffs.

The Beginner’s Pick has Chalmers, and Freddy as the main damage dealers. Assigning Chalmers as Captain will grant the team a 18% ATK increase. Chalmers, Chang Pu and Melanie will be in charge of reducing the enemy’s AP. Melanie can act as your AoE while Chalmers and Freddy will be the Nukers and Chain Strikers. Chalmers would also be the buff remover and blocker of the crew. This team also does not have a Dispeller, aside from Melanie who can dispel her own debuffs, but may be stable enough to survive since they have two healers.

The Alternative Pick has Mona, Leon and Jiang Man as the main damage dealers. Assigning Sander as Captain will grant the team a 25% SPD increase. What makes this team work well is Jiang Man’s Netherbloom debuff, which acts like a bomb that sets off and damages 3 enemies after 5 hits which is accelerated by Mona’s third skill that does 4 hits on all enemies.

Add to that, Leon’s third skill will always land a critical hit on debuffed enemies. Mona and Sander will act as the AP reducers while Heng Yue will heal and dispel debuffs on her allies.

Apep

Apep’s attacks all have the ability to inflict Poison. Its second skill can detonate all Poison debuffs, dealing a significant amount of damage based on the number of debuffs on the target. Its passive skill will inflict Poison to all its attackers and can trigger its second skill immediately after receiving a certain number of attacks.

If you are fighting Apep at a certain level for the first time or if you decide to fight him manually, we recommend that you kill off both the Suppression and Blessing Tablets as soon as possible but prioritizing the latter. Blessing Tablet can convert all of your allies’ buffs into Poison while the Suppression Tablet has the chance to Stun targets affected by Poison.

For this boss, you need to have Espers that can dispel debuffs and heal. It would be even more ideal if they also have Immunity or Recovery buffs.

Avoid placing Chain Strikers as much as possible as they would be able to trigger Apep’s second skill through his passive much more quickly. AoE may be useful for the first two waves but Nukers are the ideal damage dealers to have on your team.

Since Apep is a Wind element boss, you may want to avoid putting Flow element Espers in your team. Inferno element Espers will give you a great advantage. We have listed down the most popular picks against Apep along with some alternatives:

Below are some of our recommended teams:

The Popular Pick has Li Ling, Lin Xiao, and Drew as the main damage dealers. Assigning Li Ling as Captain will grant the team a 30% ATK increase, giving you more damage output. Drew and Li Ling would easily be able to clear out the first two waves. Li Ling may be a little tricky to use because two of his skills are chain attacks and could set off Apep quickly.

But if you’re fighting it manually, it’s easy to use its basic skill more often and just use its second and third skill just before Apep’s countdown triggers its passive. This could still work with auto-battles since you have Ye Suhua and Gabrielle to provide Immunity and healing along with DEF Up, ATK Up, Invincibility and Recovery, keeping your team alive. Drew and Lin Xiao would also be able to deal high amounts of damage with their third skills while debuffing enemies with DEF Down, Diseased, SPD Down and Bleed.

The Beginner’s Pick has Chalmers, Freddy and Drew as the main damage dealers. Assigning Chalmers as Captain will grant the team an 18% ATK increase. Drew would be helpful in clearing out the first two waves while Chalmers and Drew would be able to deal strong single-target attacks to Apep. Chang Pu and Ye Suhua would be able to support your team with heals and Immunity along with minor AP reduction and Recovery, Invincibility, ATK Up and DEF Up.

The Alternative Pick has Stewart and Lynn as the main damage dealers. Assigning Lynn as Captain will grant the team a 30% ATK increase. Stewart has an incredibly high damage output with his last skill but at the cost of a quarter of his current HP. He also has Sleep debuffs which may help with the first two waves.

Lynn is a self-sustaining Nuker, having the ability to give herself Immunity and Shield while also lowering her enemies’ ATK. Jacob’s unique ability to grant Fangs, which lets his allies reflect Poison back to the inflicter along with Jin Yuyao and Heng Yue’s dispel abilities, will keep Apep’s Poison debuffs at bay. Heng Yue and Jin Yuyao will also be able to heal your allies, keeping them alive throughout the battle.

Fafnir

Fafnir’s first skill has the AoE ability to damage and inflict SPD Down with a 50% chance to Stun if buffed. This skill would even deal extra damage when fewer enemies remain on the field. Its passive grants it 5 levels of HP and makes each attack towards it to not exceed 35% of its max HP. Its passive also disables your allies’ AP-related abilities, making AP reducers and boosters useless against it.

For each HP stack it loses, Fafnir will gain an Andvari’s Treasure buff, making it retaliate against the last attacker by inflicting an Icefield Abyss debuff. It will also reduce the target’s max HP by 25% if it is buffed when inflicting Icefield Abyss.

Icefield Abyss will Freeze your ally despite any immunities against debuffs until Fafnir’s next turn. You will need to hit Fafnir a certain number of times in order to dispel Icefield Abyss. If your ally is still frozen by Fafnir’s next turn, it will cast his 2nd skill which dispels all buffs from the frozen ally while dealing massive damage. If Fafnir kills the target, it will get a DMG Up buff.

The Suppression Tablet accompanying Fafnir can inflict Diseased and will give Fafnir an ATK Up buff if it dies. The Blessing Tablet on the other hand can dispel debuffs, grant Immunity and will give Fafnir a SPD Up if it dies.

The key to defeating Fafnir is to put as many Chain Strikers in your team as possible since they are instrumental to breaking Andvari’s Treasure. You are also going to need healers, dispellers (though they cannot dispel Andvari’s Treasure or Icefield Abyss) and Espers that have Immunity and Shield buffs. Shields are not affected by Diseased buffs so they could be very useful in protecting your Espers if heals are currently not available.

Unlike the first two bosses, killing the tablets is not prioritized and may even give you a disadvantage since they will buff Fafnir once they die.

Since Fafnir is a Flow element boss, you may want to avoid putting Inferno element Espers in your team. Wind element Espers will give you a great advantage. We have listed down the most popular picks against Fafnir along with some alternatives:

Below are some of our recommended teams:

The Popular Pick has Lu Yi, Lynn, and Tang Yun as the main damage dealers. Assigning Lu Yi as Captain will grant the team a 30% ATK increase, dealing more damage. All Espers on this team can deal chain attacks, with Lu Yi dealing up to 9. When Tang Yun’s Pursuit triggers, he can hit a varying number of times.

Lynn can attack twice and thrice with her first two skills but can deliver a powerful nuke with her last. Along with their own chain attacks, Berenice can support the team with her Shield and Recovery while Gabrielle can grant Immunity and DEF Up. Lynn can also cast her own Shield and Immunity, making her self-sustaining.

The Beginner’s Pick has Zelmer, Hall and Tang Yun as the main damage dealers. Assigning Hall as Captain will grant the team an 20% C. RATE increase, giving them more chances to land critical hits. Hall will be able to take advantage of his passive thoroughly in this team since all of them concentrate on single-target attacks.

Zelmer would be able to take advantage of Hall’s Poison when she attacks enemies since she will deal more damage on debuffed enemies. Tang Yun will benefit from Hall’s passive when it converges with his Pursuit ability. Ye Suhua and Chang Pu may not have chain attacks themselves, but they make up for it with their heals, Immunity, DEF Up, ATK Up and Recovery.

The Alternative Pick has Xie Chuyi and Li Ling as the main damage dealers. Assigning Li Ling as Captain will grant the team a 30% ATK increase. With the exception of Fabrice, all Espers on this team have chain attacks and will easily be able to take care of dispelling Andari’s Treasure. Li Ling’s element may have a disadvantage against this boss, but give him a Hades set and a Sword Avatara set and he’d be able to heal himself while attacking and counterattacking.

Xie Chuyi and Xie Yuzhi’s combination makes them strong together, letting them deal more damage while doubling their attacks. Berenice would be able to protect her allies with Shield and Recovery while Fabrice can support with Recovery, ATK Up, Invincibility and Immunity.

And that about wraps it up for our Dislyte Squad Formation Guide! If you have any discoveries or suggestions of Espers that synergizes well together, write them down in the comments!