Before this team was confirmed, I tried various bizarre combinations such as infected deer, infected squirrels, infected bears, etc. However, I finally settled on this combination because I felt that this combination had a certain potential for outbreak and impact. Let me just talk about the respective functions and combinations of these three pets in the team.

Soul Crab:

Target/Auxiliary

Usually the skills you bring are Magic Amplification + Surge + Dark Simulation. If you encounter small animal groups many times or if you have multiple small animal damage such as wolves and hopping rabbits, you can consider Bite + Swirl + Shield.

The Soul Crab in this team is positioned to target and assist. Targeting mainly means dark simulation. If the opponent's useful long CD skills are stolen from you, then you, the Soul Crab, will have a favorable position in this battle.

The meaning of auxiliary is mainly magic enhancement and vortex. Although the magic enhancement only increases the damage by 50%, it is on the side of one's own BUFF column, which means that this is a controllable burst, and there is no fear of the opponent's substitution. Then the whirlpool's retention for 2 turns also works well with the subsequent wither or the hatchling to unleash a wave of mutually exclusive damage skills. But it should be noted that usually I will not choose two skills at the same time (if I choose this way, there will be no output skills). Usually, as mentioned above, I will bring the former and the latter only multiple times. Selected when encountering certain combinations.

Another point is that the Soul Crab uses resurrection after death to add magic enhancement to the subsequent Wither or Hatchling. That is to say, this burst is only 2 rounds (if you don't do this and change pets frequently, the gain will outweigh the loss, because , these 3 pets are all turtle pets), and their bursts only occur once and in two rounds. You may think it's a bit sparse, but it's a pure explosive type, like the stealth skills discussed during this period. I believe that a pet that can sneak can determine the outcome of a battle by using it once (and I also think that a pet with stealth skills can win or lose.) In combat, you should only let it go once, because most pets that can sneak are anemic and will not survive 6 rounds of damage). Therefore, this 2-round burst is actually not as bad as you think. (If the second one comes up is withering, in fact, many times it is just one round, but we will talk about it later.)

Withered Eagle:

Main output/burst

Skill selection: Disease Claw/Cutting Wind+Ghost Bite+Lift Off the Ground

The Withering Eagle has been discussed a lot in the past two days, so I won’t say much about it. The Eagle’s burst is already very good, and with the addition of the magic boost given by the Soul Crab, it can also deal a better wave of damage. However, it should be noted that the two high-damage skills of Wither can only deal damage once in two rounds (Ghost Bite successfully stuns for one round, and it takes 2 rounds to deal damage off the ground), so usually I will deal with the disease first. Claw/Cutting Wind, and then Ghost Bite. Of course, if the opponent is an aquatic creature, you can give up one round of damage and directly deal with Feitian for one round (but now it seems to be commonplace to switch pets to take damage in the battle, so this idea actually works) Doesn't make sense.) Moreover, lifting off the ground can also be regarded as a defensive skill, which can block some delayed bursts. However, Wither is a turtle pet, so avoiding certain skills involves luck.

Normally, I bring Claws of Disease, because now there are more humanoids than aquatic ones (output-type aquatic ones, if it is an aquatic recovery type with a shield, the cutting wind effect is actually not good). In the future, If the Rainy Day team rises, they can consider bringing cutting wind.

Painful Hatchling:

Auxiliary/suppression/half output

Skill selection: Sweep + Summon Darkness + Blood of Disease

I also mentioned the Painful Hatchling in the special topic. He is a suppressive type, mainly summoning the Dark Destruction Wet Nurse team and some weather teams with only one weather player. And since it is a turtle pet (227 speed), sweeping its tail can improve its mid-to-high output capability, so how about cooperation? After 3 rounds, he will also have a medium-to-low recovery ability (every attack without darkness will return about 110 blood). Moreover, he can also use the imitation buff on the ghost crab before death to increase the damage. Especially if one of the remaining two pets is a dragon, you can bet your luck and deal 900+ damage with a dark shot. It can directly cripple the dragon on the opposite side.

Idea:

The main point is that all three of my pets are turtle pets, but they all have 1K8 health. I used Ghost Crab 1 for 0.8 to 1, Withered Eagle 1 for 1 to 1.3, and Painful Dragon 1 for 1.2 to exchange blood flow. In fact, the numbers above are relatively close to the health advantage and the undead advantage. When your battle reaches the appeal data, you will win this battle.

This team wants to have a high winning rate. In fact, it mainly depends on whether the ghost crab can achieve 1 for 0.8 to 1

If the ghost crab can simulate the opponent's key skills, such as burst and healing, then this data can be reached and even higher, and it will be easier to fight later. However, even if it cannot simulate it, the ghost crab will definitely take the lead and The additional 2 rounds of 50% damage can be used to fight the opponent, and you can fight to death or cripple. If there is not enough, you can only make up for it with pain or withering. Of course, the recovery type cannot be used in the duel, otherwise it will be ineffective. (As far as my current situation is concerned, I have never encountered someone who restored aquatic habitat in the first round. They usually come up in the second round. Then I tried to simulate praying and repairing, and then changed tactics to cripple the opponent).

After the Ghost Crab dies, the Withered Eagle can theoretically deal around 1500 damage in these 2 rounds. This damage is enough to cripple most pets (provided that the opponent does not change pets, and does not dodge or hit, etc.) ), or as mentioned before, bet on the dragon and directly use Painful Hatchling to attack darkness. If the opponent is not a dragon, then he will lose one round, and then the rhythm of sweeping the tail to death will follow. .

at last:

The above idea is just a general idea. There are many unexpected situations in the battle. Sometimes you can't wait for the ghost crab to die to use magic to increase the effect. Instead, you can directly change pets to take one round (changing pets counts as one round, so the effect of 2 rounds is only round) to create a wave of explosions, and then switch back to ghost crabs for sale, etc. (But I think that after I said this idea, people who meet me in the future will probably know what I think…)

Although there are 3 undead, the skill combination is very good, and the attack surface is relatively comprehensive. The main ones are the beast skill Bite, which restrains the natural enemies of small animals, and the aquatic Feitian, which restrains the undead and halves the damage. Moreover, if you encounter the jumping rabbit many times, For wolves and other small animals with multiple attacks, consider choosing a shield for Ghost Crab's 3rd skill. And it also has a certain degree of controllable burst (although it is achieved by changing pets). The winning rate against some mainstream pet teams is not bad. However, again, there is no strongest combination, so in fact, this team is still comparable to several teams. Fear:

Rainy day team: If there is only one weather player, they can still use summon darkness to break it, but if there are two, there is no solution by visual inspection.Because the people who make up the rainy day team are all aquatic, and the damage caused by the output-type aquatic is relatively high in rainy days, and the only one in my three-undead team that poses a threat to the aquatic is

Wither, if Wither dies prematurely, the subsequent output will not be able to compete with the opponent, which will be a tragedy.

Lightning Team: The reason is the same as above, but it will be more tragic than the above, because there is no skill to restrain the machine, so they can't fight under the lightning. However, the Lightning Team is now smaller than the Yuetian Team above.

In theory, if you have two weather hands, this combination will be more painful, because the beneficial effects of the undead's own weather will be tragic. (The night team can do double weather, but the rest is…)

Now the two that I think of and encounter are the most unanswerable, but the most important thing I think is that most of these 2 series pets have BUG skills that prevent the undead from being resurrected. .Glass slag, when will you fix these bugs… .

If it's fixed, then maybe I will form another self-destructing undead team… .Well, let’s wait for the repair =-=~

PS:

Anyway, it’s boring. By the way, I will tell you about the undead pets I currently have and some of my experiences before trying this combination. I hope it will be helpful to everyone who wants to play a 3-undead team.

The Endless Shadow:

The individual soldier ability is very strong, with arcane impact + blood of disease + dodge. And it can use dodge to avoid damage against the opponent's burst pet. Arcane Blast can effectively attack the flying type, and you can also consider forming another undead team around him. (The author only has one green color, so he can’t practice its effect very well. I recommend the one with speed, the one with 11 growth)

Fossil cub:

The skill combination is actually pretty good, with the main undead damage + beast damage, increasing blood, and retaining people. It's just that the special skill Bone Storm is a bit shabby, but the growth attribute is passable. For some teams that need to frequently change pets to deal damage, I have considered bringing one. Moreover, the 1st skill of beast damage can also suppress and restrain small animals.

Scary box:

It is a green pet, but its health is very long. It is estimated that it will become another undead blood cow when it is upgraded to 5.1. The skill combination is a bit confusing. The skills in the third column are completely useless, and it is not recommended to practice.

Voodoo statue:

It can take the place of the original ghost crab to target, but the main skill is burning magic rather than dark simulation, because burning can break certain bursts that require pre-processing, such as stealth, magic enhancement, wolf's armor breaking, etc. Moreover, it is visually estimated that its growth rate is the highest among the undead. The recommended skill combination is Flame Breath + Wild Magic + Burning Magic/Dark Simulation. The subsequent DOT of Flame Breath will trigger wild magic, so the opponent's substitution can also allow DOT to enjoy the wild effect. Of course, if you choose this way, there will be no useful single-target output skills.

Infected bear:

There are relatively few output skills, and you can only encounter an opponent who bursts out and is not a star, and fights with the opponent without recovery consumes flow. Of course, if the BUG of Xie Bao is fixed, then you can consider using it to match.

Senjin Statue:

The skills are the same as the Voodoo Statue, but this one is a green pet, so I don’t recommend it.

Luo Da talks about the lost:

Consumable undead, the skill combination is absorption + life siphon + bone prison / curse of doom. It can be used with the pain dragon or the endless blood of disease to enhance the consumption ability, but the damage skills are a bit awkward. Misfortune can MISS and has a 5-round CD cooldown and takes effect. .

Infected fawn:

There are 2 small animal skills, so you can only use them to show off your cuteness when you encounter the same type many times. However, the level 10 multi-attack small animal skills can also be consumed in conjunction with the blood of disease.

Infected squirrels:

If you take all the Pentium damage, the opponent will not be able to bear it, so the opponent will frequently change players. Therefore, the squirrel's usage skills need to be explored and coordinated with other undead. This is really hard to say. If you don’t have any good pets, you can consider using it for coordination.

Phantom Elf:

The position where I originally broke out was for it, because it can play two high-damage skills (Ghost Bite + Ghost Strike) in the magic buff, and can also use the darkness of the Pain Dragon. As for why I finally chose Wither to fight Explosion instead of it, there is no way its quality determines that it is a bit brittle, and wither is better to restrain the current aquatic habitat. But maybe after the dark bug is fixed and the quality is upgraded in 5.1, maybe the author will use it to replace the Eagle.