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· In the early game, physical damage dealers (phys-DPS) were considered the standard, but with the introduction of the Immortal Suit, magic damage dealers (mag-DPS) have also seen improved damage output.
· While mag-DPS might have some minor inconveniences, they rarely suffer from a lack of damage.
· The meta can change depending on future Immortal types, so it's important to choose the dealer you prefer.

· Key Phys-DPS: Batman, Roka, Banba, Mythic Rocket, etc.
· Core Supporters: Immortal Ato, Chrono Ato, Monopoly, Lucky Stone, Hunter, etc.
· Pros:
· Transformations occur naturally through probability or ultimate skills during cooperative play, making it convenient.
· In situations requiring solo damage, like clearing early stages or totems, Roka's powerful performance allows for quick completion.
· The main damage dealers are Immortals, making them strong against Shamans and Half-Breaks in the later stages.
· Chrono Ato's buffs easily increase the defense reduction stat, making it easier to acquire.
· Cons:
· The materials for main phys-DPS (Batman, Roka, Banba) require tigers, and needing three or more can make early game management difficult.
· If tigers appear late, you might miss the transformation timing.
· You need to secure enough defense reduction items like Demon Soldier, Electric Robot, Satanist, War Machine, Monopoly, and Chrono Ato to prevent damage loss. (At least 200 recommended)

· Key Mag-DPS: Pulse, Miyaw, Hailey, Frog, etc.
· Core Supporter: Immortal Suitman
· Pros:
· Even with just two well-developed dealers, the damage output is very high. (e.g., Pulse + Miyaw)
· Using multiple Suitmen increases mana recovery speed, allowing for sustained damage.
· Units like Pulse and Miyaw require many materials but have guaranteed transformations, reducing stress from not obtaining Immortals.
· Fewer units need to be raised compared to phys-DPS, making them relatively easier to develop.
· Cons:
· When carrying solo, the damage might be slightly lacking compared to phys-DPS (Roka), and material consumption is high, which can be a bit awkward.
· Clearing stages like 80 or totems isn't as fast as with Roka.
· Can be vulnerable to units in stages 80 (Half-Break) or 70 (Shaman). (Mag-DPS 80 dealer Watt is still in Mythic state)
· If you don't secure units early on, it becomes difficult to stack power in the late game.
· When Pulse transforms, feeding too many robots can remove the stun, causing the lane to be pushed back. However, leaving about 3 Electric Robots can resolve this.

· As of April 22nd, the popularity poll results show phys-DPS at about 60% and mag-DPS at about 40%, with phys-DPS being more popular.
· This reflects the larger player base for phys-DPS and the perception that mag-DPS performance is somewhat lacking.
· However, regardless of which dealer you choose, if you play effectively, you can contribute more than your share.

· Standard Build (Recommended for Beginners): Hailey, Batman, Ato, Mama
· Hailey and Batman have high base attack power, so they deal good damage even with fewer coins.
· This build is easily convertible to a phys-DPS build later.
· Additional Phys-DPS Build Components:
· Che: Deals an additional 10% damage based on accumulated damage after 5 seconds; a supporter usable in all decks.
· Vane: For single-target boss damage; recommended to have one, considering tiger material consumption.
· Roka or Banba: Roka has a longer range, and Banba is also a good option. (Roka requires high levels for Close Combat Shape and exclusive treasure levels)
· Gravity Bomb (Optional): Performs support roles like Stun Pros, Body Molds, etc.

· Recommended Order: Hailey → Pulse → Suitman → Che → Miyaw or Frog → Mama → Watt
· Hailey: Although a mag-DPS, she has high base attack, making her good for beginners (weakens in the late game).
· Pulse: The strongest mag-DPS, easy to combine (skill level difference between 6 and 12 is important).
· Suitman: Essential for enhancing mag-DPS damage.
· Che: Shares materials with Mama, so Che is recommended first instead of Mama.
· Miyaw or Frog: Frog deals more damage, but the double gacha can be stressful. Miyaw has a guaranteed transformation.
· Mama: Recommended for future Frog build-up.
· Watt: Even in Mythic state, can deal powerful burst damage in the 10-20 level range.

· This build adds Pulse to Hailey, Batman, Ato, and Mama.
· It's inefficient because many physical and magic damage materials overlap.
· It can be considered if you lack boss damage dealers (Vane, Banba, Roka, etc.), but it's generally not a recommended build.

· Hopes for Phys-DPS:
· Rocket: Expected to be powerful even in Mythic state (Immortal Rocket's performance is unknown).
· Chona Sheriff: Expected to be a phys-DPS.
· Tar: Expected to be a conditional unit, so high expectations are unlikely.
· Hopes for Mag-DPS:
· Jiji: If Immortalized, could help with Stage 80 or hidden boss encounters.
· Watt: Expected to become even stronger if Immortalized.
· Lancelot: Expected to be a mag-DPS.

· Triple Purchase: With research applied, running 6 rounds per day allows for a large acquisition of invitation tickets (earning Mythic Stones and Diamonds).
· Guild Raid: Clearing Stage 10 rewards 1500 Diamonds, and top open rewards give an additional 1400 Diamonds (total 2900 Diamonds per week).
· Guild Conquest: Just participating rewards 500 Diamonds per week.
· Mine: Resets every 2 weeks and rewards approximately 2000 Diamonds + alpha.
· Co-op Mode: Can collect cards and earn Diamonds.
· VBP/VIP Purchases: Good diamond acquisition efficiency for low-spending players.
· Hunting Pass: Obtain resources cost-effectively through repeated purchases and resets.

· Diamond Usage: Purchasing Immortal Stones is common, and considering Mythic Stones in the early game is also possible.
· First Immortal Purchase Precautions:
· You need to secure 6,000 Diamonds before reaching Mythic Level 15.
· It's important to save Diamonds so you can purchase an Immortal immediately after reaching Mythic Level 15.