Elucia

Focusing Thrain in this comp as well as his Doomsday spell with 100% chance to stun hit targets if they have a DOT active. We will play it always after Baretta or the Spoil spell. The Transfer and Soul Cleanse spells are here to counter enemy Transfer and get rid of potential debuffs. Apart from that, no special mechanics. Elucia is our single-target healer, Fynn our single-target DPS leaving him with a DOT too, Khmun our off-tank with general healing, Megan our DPS buffing monster and Mav and Kuhn our high tanks!

Early game comp oriented toward single-target damage with a good survival rate! In the frontline, we will abuse Mav's spell to move Ramagos away when his HP are at the lowest in order to attack without fully losing him and then healing him with Elucia. Ramagos will then be moved to the forefront again and can be brought back to repeat this cycle since his DMG will be higher at low HP. This should normally give you enough time to buff your monsters with Megan along with inflicting high damage with your backlane monsters. The key here is to have a DPS to counter each element of your opponent!

Comp played by the #1 player in season 2 and #2 in season 1. This deck is really strong if you own Konamiya's heroic skill stone. The goal will be to make Konamiya last as long as possible while dealing damage with your back lane. Kona is really strong in this position to counter AoE comps because it will remove harmful effects and heal your allies upon dying. You should also loop between Shannon and Colleen to keep the ATK III boost active.