Infinity Kingdom – Advanced Lineup Strategy Guide

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Chapter 1: Lineup System Overview

The lineup system of *Infinity Kingdom* revolves around five elemental factions: Fire, Water, Wind, Earth, and Lightning. Each faction possesses unique bonuses and counter relationships:

Fire: Exceptional burst and burn damage, excelling in short-term battles.

Water: Balanced offense and defense, capable of healing and control.

Wind: High speed and strong control, emphasizing first strikes.

Earth: Outstanding defense and counterattack, ideal for sustained engagements.

Lightning: Combines explosive power and control, suited for high-tier PvP.
Elemental counter relationships: Fire restrains Wind, Water restrains Fire, Wind restrains Earth, Earth restrains Lightning, and Lightning restrains Water.

Chapter 2: Fire Lineup Recommendation

I. Dragon Training:
The Fire Dragon skill unlocked at Level 5, *Flame Breath*, deals significant continuous true damage to multiple targets and is a top-priority upgrade.

At Level 15, *Inspiring Roar* greatly boosts the team's Critical Rate, synergizing well with Fire-type Immortals.

At Level 25, the passive *Blazing Wilderness* enhances Crit and Dodge while granting extra Fire-elemental damage when Immortals carry buffs.

II. Immortal Combination:
Hippolyta (Physical DMG + Slow + Energy Reduction) + William I (Crit Buff + Physical Burst) + Cyrus the Great (Tenacity Reduction + Stun) + Wu Zetian (Magic AOE)

Hippolyta remains a valuable unit even outside full Fire teams, offering strong control via Energy Reduction and Attack Speed debuffs.

William I provides significant Crit Rate boosts, maximizing Fire team's burst potential.

Cyrus the Great contributes control by stunning attackers and lowering enemy Tenacity.

Wu Zetian, though categorized as a single-target mage, can strike up to four enemies per cast, delivering remarkable AoE performance.

III. Skill Setup:
Hippolyta: Misleading (Aura) + Duel Master + Frenzy
William I: Paralysis (Aura) + Wrath Blessing + Demon Body
Cyrus the Great: Weakness (Aura) + Thunderbolt + Sacrifice
Wu Zetian: Annihilation + Energy Burst + Focus
This configuration ensures high burst damage through Crit synergy, reducing enemy Tenacity and applying various debuffs for maximum efficiency.

Chapter 3: Water Lineup Recommendation

I. Dragon Training:
The Water Dragon’s *Source of Life* (Level 5) serves as the core healing ability, essential in both PvP and PvE.

At Level 15, *Frost Breath* can freeze multiple enemies by chance—potent yet unreliable.

At Level 25, *Sacred Spring Technique* enhances Crit and Dodge while granting bonus damage to Water-element Immortals, making a full Water lineup optimal.

II. Immortal Combination:
Ramesses II (Damage Reduction) + Attila (Group Silence) + Dido (Shield + Slow) + Merlin (Magic AOE)

Ramesses II and Attila rapidly gain Energy to execute Disarm and Silence, neutralizing enemy bursts.

Dido provides team-wide *Frost Armor*, improving defense and slowing attackers.

Merlin’s AoE magic benefits from increased damage to frozen or chilled targets.

The synergy of crowd control, sustain, and AoE results in a balanced and resilient composition.

III. Skill Setup:
Ramesses II: Oak Guard + Resistance + Protection (Aura)
Attila: Malice (Aura) + Frenzy + Battle Master
Merlin: Annihilation + Focus + Nova
Dido: Emerald Barrier + Purification + Sacrifice
This setup emphasizes survivability and consistent control while maximizing Merlin’s AoE damage potential.

Chapter 4: Wind Lineup Recommendation

I.Dragon Training:
The Wind Dragon skill “Chaotic Breath”, unlocked at Level 5, deals true AOE damage while additionally reducing the enemy’s Accuracy. It serves as a useful hybrid between offense and sustain, though in practice its raw damage output is not particularly impressive; the Accuracy-reduction effect tends to be the more practical benefit.

At Level 15, the skill “Storm Breath” grants a substantial survivability boost for 12 seconds, making it the top-priority upgrade. As long as the opponent lacks strong control effects, this ability can effectively ensure minimal casualties for your team.

The Level 25 passive “Tempest Howl” increases the team’s Crit Rate and Dodge, while also granting additional normal-attack damage to Wind-element Immortals. Because it enhances only basic attacks, the effect is most beneficial for Immortals who rely heavily on their normal attack chains.

II. Immortal Combination:
Saladin (Physical AoE) + Hannibal (Splash Attack) + Baldwin IV (Magic AoE) + Qin Shi Huang (Injury + Attack Speed Buff)

With Qin Shi Huang’s Attack Speed buffs, all Wind units benefit immensely from rapid attacks.

Hannibal excels as a sustained damage dealer, while Baldwin IV contributes devastating AoE magic.

The lineup prioritizes speed and sustained output, overpowering foes with overwhelming DPS.

III. Skill Setup:
Saladin: Coercion (Aura) + Haste Blessing + Wrath
Hannibal: Misleading (Aura) + Battle Master + Duel Master
Baldwin IV: Annihilation + Focus + Nova
Qin Shi Huang: Zeal (Aura) + Sacrifice + Frenzy
The key principle: Attack Speed above all. Maintain lifesteal and accuracy debuffs to sustain continuous AoE coverage.

Chapter 5: Earth Lineup Recommendation

I. Dragon Training:
The Earth Dragon’s control skill “Roar of the Earth,” unlocked at Level 5, provides powerful area control with a high success rate and long duration, making it one of the most effective crowd control abilities among elemental dragons.

At Level 15, the sustain skill “Sandstorm Breath” greatly reduces incoming damage of all elemental types. This strong group damage-reduction ability has a high activation rate and should be prioritized for upgrading.

The Level 25 passive “Earthquake” not only increases the Crit Rate and Dodge of all Immortals but also grants five stacks of life-exchange damage enhancement to Earth-element Immortals. Because this skill trades HP for damage, maintaining the survivability of Earth Immortals becomes the top priority for any Earth lineup.

II. Immortal Combination:
Charlemagne (Group Shield) + Alexander (Control Immunity + Physical DMG) + Zenobia (Group Heal) + Cleopatra (Magic AoE + Debuff)

Charlemagne anchors the frontline with exceptional durability.

Alexander delivers uninterruptible single-target bursts with Attack Speed buffs and control immunity.

Zenobia provides continuous healing and recovery-on-hit effects.

Cleopatra weakens enemy casters while adding strong AoE.

III. Skill Setup:
Charlemagne: Malice (Aura) + Oak Guard + Frenzy
Alexander: Zeal (Aura) + Splash + Wrath
Zenobia: Emerald Barrier + Purification + Sacrifice
Cleopatra: Annihilation + Focus + Nova
The core of this lineup revolves around Charlemagne’s rapid skill activation. As long as Charlemagne can cast his abilities quickly and frequently, the team will enter a defense-plus-AoE loop, maintaining both survivability and consistent damage.

Alexander relies primarily on basic attacks, so he should equip skills that increase attack speed or trigger on normal attacks to maximize his overall damage output.

Due to her unique skill mechanics, Zenobia is exceptionally suited to carry Sacrifice, which greatly enhances both her damage potential and survivability.

Chapter 6: Lightning Lineup Recommendation

I. Dragon Training:
The Lightning Dragon’s skill “Thunder Roar,” unlocked at Level 5, is an exceptionally powerful area true-damage ability. Its damage output is impressive, and when enemies are stunned, its damage is further increased by 100%, making it the top-priority upgrade among all Lightning Dragon abilities.

At Level 15, the skill “Thunder Cage” significantly reduces enemy damage output and has a high activation rate, serving as a reliable crowd-control ability that complements offensive playstyles.

The Level 25 passive “Ghostly Drum” not only increases Immortals’ Crit Rate and Dodge, but also grants five stacks of bonus damage to Lightning-element Immortals. Since this skill is triggered only when negative effects are applied to enemies, it requires Immortals with high skill frequency to maximize its potential.

II. Immortal Combination:
Richard I (AoE Control) + Peter the Great (Buff Removal) + Yi Seong-gye (Attribute Steal) + Genghis Khan (Physical AoE + Heal Reduction)

This lineup suppresses enemy output via dispels, stuns, and debuffs.

Yi Seong-gye enhances his own stats by stealing enemy attributes.

Genghis Khan ensures group-wide damage with healing reduction.

Combined with Lightning Dragon’s debuffs, this setup is particularly effective against buff-heavy teams.

III. Skill Setup:
Richard I: Malice (Aura) + Oak Guard + Battle Master
Peter the Great: Paralysis (Aura) + Resistance + Will of War
Yi Seong-gye: Splash + Combo + Wrath
Genghis Khan: Zeal (Aura) + Blade Storm + Frenzy
Richard and Peter focus on control while Yi Seong-gye and Khan deliver amplified AoE damage.

Chapter 8: Summary and Optimization Tips

Except for the Earth lineup, most team damage output originates from backline Immortals. Prioritize orange and purple offensive or combo skills for DPS units, and equip defensive auras on tanks. Skill configuration should adapt to available Immortals and playstyle. Experimentation and optimization will naturally lead to your own effective combination.