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Four researched starting points
For learning the combat system, Castella, Lute, and Aria are the clearest official-style example: Break and Stun lead into Knockdown, Fire, and Airborne before returning to the opener. Lute adds healing and control, making the structure easier to learn.
For a more forgiving progression team, Cerese, Dana, and Othell combine Frost control, ranged safety, Chako pressure, defensive value, and a close-range bridge when enemies approach. The sources repeatedly describe this as a comfortable option for bosses and difficult content.
For high-execution aerial combat, Charlotte, Johnny, and Reina use Poison, grounded continuation, movement, and Airborne sequences. The team has a high ceiling but is less forgiving when a dodge, camera position, or switch is mistimed.
Other useful compositions
Theresia, Roxy, and Lute is a researched beginner status team: Theresia creates Bleed or Stun pressure, Roxy responds quickly, and Lute stabilises with control and healing. Replacing Lute with Castella trades safety for more Break and aggressive pressure.
Burn-focused sources discuss Kalien, Kalsion, and Aria, while Shock-focused material discusses Ornette, Sion, and Tarte. Dana, Eileen, and Charlotte form a researched summon-and-Airborne option, and Astria, Castella, and Kalien are mentioned for a fully invested single-target setup.
These recommendations are not universal rankings. Boss resistance, available heroes, Karma, equipment, and player execution can change which rotation is practical.
The team-building rule
Choose one opener, one responder, and one extender or stabiliser. Replace a role rather than blindly replacing a name, and make sure every important condition is created by someone in the party.
This page uses the collected research only. Where sources disagree or do not provide a verifiable detail, the answer is marked as 待确认 rather than filled with a guess.