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DC Worlds Collide - Team Synergies

It's not just about obtaining characters; teaming them up correctly is equally important

DC Worlds Collide - Team Synergies

Having the best characters in DC Worlds Collide is one thing. But, what's even more important, in order to make a great team, is to find the right balance between offense, defense, and utility (buffs/debuffs/healing). 

If you've started playing the game, chances are, you've already noticed that much. In this article, we bring you the best team synergies in DC Worlds Collide, so you'll know which characters you should pursue!

About the best teams in DC Worlds Collide

Some characters work extremely well together because of how their skill sets interact. Let's see some of these potential combinations that can help you make your team much stronger, and also give you a clear idea of who you should invest in.

Don't worry, we won't only refer to the legendary characters. We've also added some Elite and Epics, so you can make some good decisions from the start.

Bane / Dr. Freeze / Bizarro

DC Worlds Collide best teams - Bane, Freeze and Bizarro

Bane is one of the best frontliners, and he works extremely well with units who can heal and proc his passive. The longer the battle goes, the stronger he becomes.

Two characters that work extremely well with Bane are Dr. Freeze and Bizarro. Both can heal him and shield him.

The Flash / Harley Quinn

Flash and Harley Quinn DCWC

Flash's Swift Support scales off getting additional buffs, and Harley Quinn can do that better than anyone. Granted, her skill is RNG-based, which makes it hit or miss, but her ultimate move, It's Playtime, is low cost. 

Wonder Woman / Red Hood

Wonder Woman and Red Hood team synergy

Wonder Woman can inflict negative statuses on her enemies whenever her skills deal crit damage. High crit rate also grants her damage reduction, and her skill, Divine Contempt, buffs all allies' crit damage.

Whenever an ally does critical damage, Red Hood has a chance to gain additional Bullets, plus his Tactical Resonance grants allies additional crit damage.

Deadeye can work well as a support unit in this comp, but Zatanna is arguably the best choice. She can inflict Armor Break to the enemy frontline, but her allies also gain life steal that scales per Frantic stack.

Constantine / Zatanna

Constantine and Zatanna team synergy

Constantine's Arcane Aid causes allies to lose 15% of their current HP at the start of their round. Zatanna's lifesteal buff can help overcome this issue.

Superboy / Firestorm / Starfire

DC WC character portraits

Here's how Burn works in DC Worlds Collide. Once a target has four Burn stacks, they detonate, causing it to take damage equal to a percentage of your hero's attack damage.

The faster you can inflict Burn on enemies, the better. What better way to do that than having units that can attack multiple targets?

Superman can be a nice front-line addition to this team as well.

Poison Ivy / Scarecrow / Penguin

Poison Ivy, Scarecrow, Penguin team Poison works similarly to Burn, but the difference is that the stacks don't detonate. Instead, at the end of each round, enemies take damage equal to 15% of your character's attack power, and their healing is reduced by 10% per stack.

The more Poison stacks you can inflict, the better. Poison Ivy is the main carry when it comes to this team comp. Her attack power scales off poison stacks, and Scarecrow is great at doing just that.

Penguin also makes great use of his Poison, since his self-healing increases per stack. Not only that, but he also grants damage reduction to the back line, which is very important for keeping Poison Ivy alive.

Of course, these are just some of the synergies, and there are many more to discover. Keep in mind, every battle is different, and you might have to make adjustments to your team, regardless of your comp. But hopefully, some of these synergies can help you overcome some of the toughest opponents. 

Original article by Mihail Katsoris, updated by Cristina Mesesan.

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Mihail Katsoris
Mihail Katsoris
I've enjoyed playing games ever since I was a kid (which was a long long time ago at this point). It all started off with an Atari 65XE, then came an Amiga 500+, a Sega Genesis, a 386, and the rest was history. I consider myself lucky to have been able to experience the gaming evolution over the years - this is my passion, and what I will continue to do for as long as I can.