CastellaBreaker
Applies withStun BlowStunTeam Builder
DragonSword Awakening Team Builder
Choose an opener, connector, and finisher. The builder matches each applied status to the next hero's Signal Skill trigger and shows any extra activation condition.
Active party
Choose Three Heroes
Click a slot, then choose or drag a character below.
CastellaBreakerApplies withStun BlowStun
LuteAmplitude
Triggers withSwordgrabStun
AriaBlazeflameRoute skillNo matching linkCharacter pool
Recommended teams
Recommended lineups
Load a lineup to inspect its status handoffs, Signal Skill triggers, and unlock requirements above.
Starter Status Chain
Castella opens a control window, Lute extends the handoff, and Aria follows with Burn and Airborne pressure from range.
Story progressionLearning tag timing1/2 Signal links
Team planCastella Stun → Lute follow-up → Aria Burn and Airborne
Airborne to Knockdown Core
Eileen creates Airborne, Charlotte converts it into Knockdown, and Lute answers the second condition.
Learning team orderDocumented handoffs2/2 Signal links
EileenOpener
CharlotteConnectorTeam planBarraging Spear → Shadow Grab → Relic Fall
Bleed, Stun, and Sustain
Theresia supplies Bleed and Stun, Roxy converts the control window into damage, and Lute adds recovery for longer fights.
Boss learningSafer repeat rotations1/2 Signal links
TheresiaOpener
RoxyConnectorTeam planTheresia setup → Roxy damage window → Lute recovery
Bleed and Stun Control
Keeps the Theresia and Roxy status core, then replaces healing with Castella for additional Stun pressure.
More controlShorter damage races1/2 Signal links
Team planBleed setup → Stun window → Castella control
Airborne Juggle
Reina launches and begins the aerial route, Lute extends the juggle, and Castella closes the sequence with a slam.
Airborne pressureManual switching1/2 Signal links
ReinaOpenerTeam planRising Cutter / Wind Slayer → Lute Signal → Castella slam
Armor Break Control
Ornette and Alex pressure heavy armor, then Castella takes over after the target is exposed or knocked down.
Armored bossesSteady control2/2 Signal links
OrnetteOpener
AlexConnectorTeam planHeavy pressure → Break / Knockdown → Castella follow-up
Beginner Balanced Team
Lute covers recovery while Theresia and Ornette provide a straightforward mix of damage and control.
Early rosterLow execution burden1/2 Signal links
Team planSimple pressure → flexible follow-up → recovery
Ranged Boss Control
Cerese and Dana trade ranged field time while Othello handles the dangerous close-range transition.
Boss patternsArena visibility2/2 Signal links
CereseOpener
OthelloConnector
DanaFinisherTeam planRanged field phase → Othello pivot → reopen distance
Action and Mobility
Charlotte drives aerial pressure, Johnny returns the sequence to the ground, and Reina restores position and tempo.
Aggressive playFrequent switching2/2 Signal links
JohnnyConnectorTeam planCharlotte pressure → Johnny ground return → Reina reposition
Ranged Mobility Hybrid
Cerese keeps the ranged plan, Othello remains the close-range pivot, and Reina trades some range for ground mobility.
Missing DanaMobile recovery1/2 Signal links
Team planCerese field phase → Othello pivot → Reina movement
Thunder Community Core
Ornette, Tarte, and Sion form a same-trait Thunderbolt lineup built around their shared combat identity.
Same-trait rosterThunderbolt lineup2/2 Signal links
TarteConnector
SionFinisherTeam planThunderbolt core
Team building
How to build a Signal Skill team
A working chain passes a status from one hero to the next. The first skill applies the status, the following Signal Skill checks for that status, and any extra activation condition must also be met.
Start with the status handoff
Choose an Opener whose listed route skill applies a status. Then look for a Connector with a Signal Skill that triggers from the same status. The analysis panel shows the exact applying and triggering skills for that pair.
Check both sides of the Connector
The middle hero has two jobs: receive the first handoff and create the next one. Select the Connector slot before choosing a hero so the character pool can compare that hero with the occupied slots on both sides.
Read conditions before locking the lineup
A matching status does not override a skill-specific activation rule. When a link displays an additional condition, open its details and account for that condition before treating the route as available in every situation.
Use a recommended team as a starting point
Load a recommended lineup, inspect its two adjacent links, and replace one hero at a time. This keeps the working part of the chain visible while you compare alternatives for the slot you want to change.
Team Builder FAQ
What creates a Signal Skill link?
The earlier hero must apply the status required by the next hero’s Signal Skill. For example, a skill that applies Stun can connect to a Signal Skill that triggers from Stun, as long as any additional activation condition is also met.
Does character order matter?
Yes. The tool evaluates directed links from Opener to Connector and from Connector to Finisher. Reversing two heroes can remove a link because applying and triggering skills do not automatically work in both directions.
Why does a hero match one slot but not another?
Each slot is compared with its occupied neighbor or neighbors. A hero may receive a valid status from one side but fail to pass a useful status to the other, so the same hero can be compatible as a Finisher and incompatible as a Connector.
Does a complete Signal chain guarantee the best team?
No. This tool checks documented Signal Skill handoffs and their activation conditions. Character investment, equipment, Karma, encounter mechanics, and the damage or support needs of the lineup still affect the final choice.