The air crackled with anticipation as the reactor core hit critical mass. Alarms blared, bathing the command deck in a strobe of crimson, and the tactical officer shouted over the din, “No readings! They’ve jammed our sensors!” Your team stood ready: the last line of defense against an invisible enemy. Arknights Endfield has arrived on PC and mobile, and version 1.0 demands that you assemble a squad capable of overcoming any challenge.
Success hinges on more than just luck in the gacha draw. Some operators are earned through quests and completing objectives. Securing those coveted six-star characters can certainly shift the balance, but the real magic happens when operators amplify each other’s strengths.
Here’s a breakdown of some powerful team builds you can use in the current version.
The Art of Team Building in Arknights Endfield
Think about a symphony orchestra. Each instrument, alone, is capable of producing beautiful sounds, but when they play in concert, guided by the conductor, the result is transcendent. Similarly, a well-composed team in Arknights Endfield, where individual strengths combine to create a whole greater than its parts, can overcome even the most difficult challenges.
Below are some teams that showcase solid synergy in version 1.0.
Heat (Fire)
- Laevatain (Main DPS)
- Wulfgard (Sub DPS)
- Akekuri (Support)
- Ardelia (Heals)
If you are lucky enough to pull Laevatain from her current banner, a Fire team is a strong option. The entire strategy centers around her, boosted by Wulfgard and Akekuri. This pair applies Heat Infliction, which sets the stage for Laevatain’s Melting Flame stacks. Ardelia’s corrosion provides valuable support to your main damage dealer while keeping the team alive with heals.
Cryo (Ice)
- Last Rite (Main DPS)
- Xaihi (Heals)
- Fluorite (Support)
- Akekuri (SP Generation)
While Yvonne is a capable Cryo DPS, Last Rite’s availability makes her an excellent choice for all players. This makes this team easy to assemble. Xaihi handles sustain, and Akekuri accelerates SP generation. The objective is to apply as much Cryo Infliction as possible, and Fluorite helps close any gaps.
Electric
A mono-Electric team is a solid choice, especially given the availability of free characters. This team is especially effective if you prefer a free-to-play approach.
- Avywenna (Main DPS)
- Perlica (Support)
- Antal (Support)
- Arclight (SP Generation)
This team has no six-star requirements. Avywenna can deal significant damage if positioned effectively. Perlica may not be a powerhouse, but her combo synergizes well with Arclight and Avywenna. Finally, Antal’s buffs amplify the team’s damage output.
Physical
The Physical route offers a straightforward playstyle, and many options are viable.
- Endministrator (Main DPS)
- Chen Qianyu (Sub DPS)
- Lifeng (Sub DPS)
- Pogranichnik (SP Generation)
You can select either Endministrator or Lifeng as your primary damage source; because everyone receives Endministrator at the start, she’s a reliable pick. Chen Qianyu, another readily accessible unit, applies Vulnerability stacks, increasing the damage dealt by Lifeng and Endministrator. Finally, Pogranichnik keeps a steady flow of SP coming in.
What makes a team “good” in Arknights Endfield?
A “good” team goes beyond raw stats; it’s about how well its members work together. Synergies, elemental reactions, and strategic positioning all amplify individual skills. A team that excels in one area but crumbles against specific enemies isn’t as effective as a balanced team capable of handling various situations.
How important are six-star characters in Arknights Endfield team composition?
While six-star characters offer significant power, they aren’t essential for every team. Smart synergies and tactical play can often overcome a team stacked with high-rarity units. Don’t fall into the trap of believing that rarity equals victory.
Are there any beginner-friendly teams in Arknights Endfield?
Absolutely! The Physical team, featuring Endministrator and Chen Qianyu, is an excellent starting point. This team relies on characters easily obtained early in the game, teaching new players the importance of vulnerability debuffs and sustained damage output.
Have you already experimented with team compositions, or are you sticking with the basics?