Solve the failure first
Watch what ends the run: insufficient damage, missing air targeting, or too little money for upgrades. A higher rarity does not automatically solve the same problem.
Start with your team’s missing job. These priorities help decide where to invest; they are not an equal-level damage test or a complete ranking of every unit.
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Watch what ends the run: insufficient damage, missing air targeting, or too little money for upgrades. A higher rarity does not automatically solve the same problem.
Use the same form, level, trait and stage when checking a recommendation. Published tier lists disagree; this guide keeps their useful role information without inventing an averaged damage score.
Prioritize the income role when your damage upgrades cannot come online in time. Keep enough combat strength to survive while investing.
A practical option when the problem is air coverage or control. His role can matter more than another ground-only damage pick.
A portal-route target for an established team. Treat him as a future investment rather than delaying your first useful lineup.
Use one run to test one change. If a substitution stops the leak, build on it; if it does not, identify the next bottleneck before spending more scarce resources.
FAQ
No. The first edition covers three focused investment decisions. The Units directory and source notes state the scope.
These letters describe practical investment priority for a developing roster, not damage. An income slot can help the team you already own before a long acquisition project pays off.
Pro Game Guides and Destructoid both discuss these roles. The Sources page links to their dated coverage, and each unit page links its references.