The DioField Chronicle is a role-playing strategy game with many challenging maps and a very limited number of resources to use and grow your units with. One of these precious resources is the ability point (AP), which characters receive by leveling up. AP is used to unlock many passive abilitiesunique to each unit.
But abilities cost a lot to upgrade and even more so to unlock. If you don’t want to waste your AP, below are the best ones to unlock for each character in The DioField Chronicle.
What Abilities should I get early in The DioField Chronicle?
Andrias
Andrias is your main DPS with decent Attack power and really fast attack speed. Be sure to unlockFast-Hitterfirst to improve said speed even more. Then, save up your AP forGrit, which will make him hit even faster if his skills are on cooldown.
Fredret
Fredret is mobile with his horse but is surprisingly not tanky when left to his own devices. UnlockHP Boostto help him survive in early battles. Then, save up forPhysical Protection. Physical Protection guarantees HP orb drops when Fredret deals the final hit. This passive will even allow you to build no-heal, all-offense teams.
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Izelair
To build Izelair into a true tank, unlockAuto-Attack Defense Boostto increase her survivability when tossed into a mob of enemies. Then, you may save up AP for eitherAgainst the OddsorRude Healthto further thicken her armor. Both are good options.
Iscarion
Unlock Iscarion’sAuto-Attack Boostfor extra basic melee damage. The boost will even affect skills like Fantail Formation, a wide-range auto-attackskill. Then, unlockLuck BoostandCritical Rate Boostbefore saving forCritical Damage Boost.
Only after you’ve unlocked Critical Damage Boost should you get Awaken and increase his range. Damage is more important than range in early maps.
Waltaquin
Waltaquin’s Attackstatis as high as Andrias’, though she’s more of a multipurpose Magicker than anything. Build her offensively and unlockSkill Damage Boostfirst for the added firepower. Then, save up forAggressive EP Recoveryso she always has enough mana to cast Convalescent Circle when the situation calls for it.
you’re able to unlock EP Boost and EP Saver after that, so the EP% that gets saved up is bigger.
Rickenback
Rickenback is a skills-focused sharpshooper. UpgradeTechnique Boosttwice and save AP forFocus. After that, you can pour your resource into Luck Boost and Fortune from Above for the extra damage.
Donavar
Donavar is a self-healing tank with a lot of firepower. Invest AP inAttack Boosttwice and save up forAggressive Healing. Be sure to give him weapons that have skills that can Provoke the enemy to maximize his passives.
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Shivat
Shivat is your dedicated healer. UnlockAuto EP Recoveryearly, so that he never runs of mana. Then, level upHealing Boosttwice to increase his effectiveness in battle.
Estalt
Between Waltaquin and Estalt, the latter is intended to be built more offensively due to his very high Attack stat. UnlockEP Saverso he can continuously cast his spells. Then, raiseSkill Damage Boostto the highest level that it can achieve when you first get him.
Castevere
Castevere is a certified knight in shining armor—and one that has the potential to deal heavy damage. His AP route is simple: unlockCasanova, max outAttack Boost, and pair him with one of your lovely ladies!
Umarida
You can build Umarida in two ways:
We recommend the sub unit build more, as Iscarion’s set of abilities is the one that is better suited for a non-adjutant Sharpshooter. Either way, she’ll deal devastating damage on the battlefield.
This is an ongoing guide.Missing characters will be added with time as we go through the game.
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