Story Highlights
- You will learn the meta details of different teams based on different elements
- Learn how the teams works and how to build them
Limbus Company is a single-player, turn-based RPG developed by Project Moon. You’ll explore a large, dystopian city and search for Golden Boughs alongside twelve unique characters known as Sinners. Get ready for a captivating story and challenging events! This guide will show you the best team combinations to help you succeed in the game’s toughest challenges.
Okay, so I’m building a tier list based on the seven different status effects in this game: Burn, Bleed, Rupture, Sinking, Poise, Tremor, and Charge. What’s cool is that each one gets stronger when you build a team around units that share the same status type. And, they all work really well with units focusing on Weapon Attack Stances – things like Slash, Blunt, and Pierce attacks. Basically, building synergy is key!
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Limbus Company Team Tier List: Best Teams Ranked
The tierlist will be broken down into S, A, and B tiers, respectively.
| Tier | Sinners |
|---|---|
| Best (S) | Rupture Team Bleed Team Sinking Team |
| Good (A) | Burn Team Poise |
| Average (B) | Charge Tremor |
How to build the Rupter Team to work
Chapter 8 introduced the character Lord of Hongyuan Hong Lu, bringing the total number of released Heishou Pack Identities to nine. These identities, spread across various characters, are designed to help players create powerful teams focused on the ‘rupture’ strategy. If you’re aiming to build a rupture team, focusing on the Heishou identities with Hong Lu as the central character is a great approach.
This team is simple to create and keep strong, especially when paired with a backup unit that offers helpful passive abilities. Keep in mind, though, that these characters won’t be available again until next season or when their special event returns.
Why is it S-tier:
- Huge damage when properly stacked.
- Very strong against enemies with many actions.
- One of the best boss-killing mechanics.
- Excellent scaling.
- Can outperform Bleed in ideal conditions.
How to build the bleed team to work
Chapter 7 introduced a new character, The Manager Don, also known as The Manager of La Manchaland Don Quixote, along with four Bloodfiends. Fortunately, some members of the Kurokumo Clan are more effective at inflicting bleed damage and utilizing passive abilities than certain Bloodfiends.
To create a powerful bleed-focused team, combine members from Bloodfiend and Kurokumo with units from N corp as support.
Why is it S-tier:
- Superb damage scaling on multi-hit attacks.
- Excels in Mirror Dungeon & boss fights.
- Synergizes extremely well with speed and clash-heavy kits.
- Massive burst potential.
- Strongest against high-HP targets.
- Many top-tier IDs support Bleed naturally.
How to build a sinking team to work
As a huge fan, I’m so excited about Chapter 9 and Season 7! We’re getting a ton of new ‘Sinking IDs,’ which are basically powerful characters to use in the game. Thinking back to Chapter 6, we had some amazing ones like those from Wuthering Heights and WildHunt Heathcliff, plus Rodion, the Knight of Despair. Now, with Index Don Quixote coming out soon, it’s clear that Sinking teams are really dominating the Mirror Dungeons – they’ve gotten so much better at clearing them!
Chapter 9 Sinking IDs are also helpful for the Sinking Team. Currently, the Sinking Team is the most effective team to build using these sinking ID banners in the game.
Why is it S-Tier:
- Dominates sanity-based enemies.
- Excellent control and indirect damage.
- Very strong in specific encounters.
- SP control is powerful.
- Synergizes well with panic mechanics.
Final Thoughts
The current season of Limbus Company (Chapter 9, Season 7) is seeing a trend towards ‘Sinking’ as the dominant strategy, similar to Chapter 6 which heavily featured Heathcliff and his WildHunt ID. With many new ‘Sinking’ units being introduced, the game’s meta is evolving in that direction. Hopefully, the developers will introduce more variety in elemental types to avoid a repeat of the issues seen in Season 4.
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