Dislyte: Team Building Guide

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While Dislyte is all about the excitement of drawing those epic Legendary Espers, even the best aren’t much use without a powerful team to support them. There’s a myriad of different boss battles and storylines to play through, and each of them will demand a different team make up if you want to triumph.

Related: Dislyte: Character Tier List

Dislyte breaks its heroes down into four categories – Fighters, Defenders, Support and Controllers. You’ll need to learn how best to utilise each of these roles as you put together your teams, because it's how they fit together as a united squad that is going to decide the ultimate outcome of each battle.

Early in the game, you simply want to make the best of the resources you have at hand. Try to create a well-balanced team that consists of at least two DPS (fighter) Espers and a healer. The other two units can be variable, but it is advisable to have two more support units that either buff or debuff yours or the enemy’s stats.

Dislyte sets you up nicely with two of the following three DPS Espers early in the game: Li Ling or Tang Xuan, plus Mona. You’ll want to get your legendary up to level 60 as soon as possible, while many players also advance Mona to max level – or at least level 50. This combo of fighters guarantees you can do attacks that hit all enemies (AoE), as well as powerful single-target attacks. They also each have self-healing or shielding, taking some pressure off your healer.

While you’re not guaranteed a good healer early in the game, your first few ten-pulls from the Echo are likely to reward you with the basic three-star Esper Chang Pu. She is a very solid healer who can support you through all the early to mid-game content, and is well worth taking all the way