in Jan atlatis I was lucky enough to pull both Kunchen and Zeline. Due to a lack of tonics Zeline is now still waiting for the last ascension.
In Feb I also got Jean as my third Red 5* (others are Mitsuko and Grazul). As he is on the same emblems as Zeline I put him by side and wanted to stick to Mitsuko for my def team.
Now the dilemma starts. I got Heimdall from the S3 summons and In my opinion he seems to be great. Especially the option to use him as left wing combines with Kunchen.
At the moment I’m stuck with whom to level first Zeline or Heimdall. I see following team options with my rooster:
It’s not that they are my first 5* max heroes. I already have those:
Maxed green:
Kingston
Gregorion
Maxed blue:
Richard
Vela
Maxed red:
Mitsuko
Maxed yellow:
Vivica
Joon
Maxed purple:
Kunchen
Seshat
I also have enough emblems to bring one set to 8 or 9.
My current concerns are that for attack debuff I already have Kingston. And I was planning to max Jean as I’m not very happy with Mistuko. And he will only be useful when emblemed. But he is taking the same emblems as Zeline. As Richard will not need any emblems (never actively used) I would have plenty of them for Heimdall.
Another option would to wait if I can get hands on Teluria this month.
It has been nearly a year since somebody commented on this thread and there are not that many comments to begin with. I asked the same question, which of these two heroes should I advance. I have a strong 5* deck already…so this just makes it stronger
I understand that but I have nine or 10 5* leveled already. I should’ve specified that at the beginning Instead of just saying that I had a strong deck. ( I play mono as well)
Hands down, without a doubt, Zeline. She was the original OP green. She is fast damage to all with a dispell and an atk down to the entire team plus extra damage to blue. Zeline is a celestial for a reason and I will always stand by her.
For what its worth - per titanmafia.com - in the top 1000 teams, Heimdall is used on Def 62 times and Zeline 60 times, so I would leave the decision to a coin flip.