Thank you again :3

I have a question I have 10 prof points in Air, with Strength for my damage dealer, should I put his other 2 points in agility in the same Air tier or should I choose another strength from one of the other elements?

same question applies for my tank and Magic guy

At that point, you can experiment as you'd like. o: The 2 points don't have a giant bearing in effectiveness (it'd be a different story if there were more points, because the effects are exponential), so its up to you.

The point of having it all in Air is to be able to access the higher level moves (towards getting to lvl75), but the cap to getting to lvl75 won't be reached until the Megazone's out.

You can add the two points to another tree's strength to get a more bulked up strength stat (same for Tank and HP, and Magic and Int). Or you can put them in making your original tree's attacks.
As long as you have 10 in the main stat (strength/intelligence for damage dealers or HP for tanks), your pet should be solid no matter where your other points are allocated.

I too am having trouble with this shade thats in Saerielle dungeon.
I have redone traits many times and proficiencies as well but I will break it down so that i might get some insight

Harry is my tank
All his level up points are Health and Agility, (122/118) his proficiency is Darkness, with 12 points - 10 in health, 2 in agility.

Baron is something?
His points are three spread Health, Strength and Agility (I used to have him with high intelligence but it wasnt working) so now his points are (82, 72, 76) his proficiency is Light with 10 points to Agility and 2 in health

Jinx is my Hitter/Assassin
his points are two spread just Health and Strength. (102/138) his proficiency is Ice with 10 in strength and 2 in Dexterity

Hm...

Along with the build tips, I'd also try to:

1. Go to Aryth's Spire before you fight the boss to get the buffs. You can just go explore, and escape the enemy battles and keep exploring till get you get 2-3 potion buffs on your team.
2. Do some missions with some spare pets. The satchels (especially at level 50 legendary satchels) have elixirs that can prove useful during the battle.

Now for your build:

1. Harry sounds good. I took a look at his equipment though. Your relic on him has Physical Damage added, so find an Illusionist relic that adds Magical Damage instead, it'll help a little in damage.

2. Baron sounds like the exact opposite of what's typically good, but you might have trouble with the battle instead, so I can understand. However, agility won't really help (agility is meant for mitigation and avoidance, which doesn't have any added benefit unless its the tank). I suggest putting all 10 points in intelligence instead.
Also, light is a magic tree, so strength doesn't help Baron damage-wise. I'd suggest using level ups on health and intelligence. I don't know if adding agility will help, but if you feel comfortable with it, you can also put level ups in there.
Also, for his relic, try to find an assassin's relic that has only added physical damage (it has both magical and physical, but it isn't quite as helpful as fully physical)

3. Jinx sounds p good buildwise. Equipment-wise, get a relic that adds physical damage (it adds magical damage, not too helpful), and add more Myrmidon gear (whcih adds strength and dexterity more than the other stats).

Broker and doing lvl45 or lvl50 missions should help you find some more armor. If you want me to look into my inventory for some spare equipment, lemme know! Good luck!

Thank you SO much for this guide! Instant 1 hit KOs! THANK YOU SO MACH! <3 <3

I have another question and it sounds a bit like I am new at this (even though I have been here a little over a year) but at time goes on I am suddenly finding that having a balanced team: one Tank, one Magic Damage and one Physical Damage, is not always the best.

I have been told that having a magic damage pet that can hit more than one enemy is bad at times but at other times it seems like that a magic damage pet seems to be an impedance.
At the moment I am training in another physical damage pet so I can eventually beat the Dungeon of the Forsaken as well as completing the zone where I have to cross a lake to get stuff which is where I assume this "Vorpar" will be battled.

So does one have to have a physical and magic damage pet or will it do just as well to have two physical damage pets?

Hi there!

In the Dungeon of the Forsaken (or at least in the final boss battle), you DEFINITELY don't want an attack that hits more than one enemy. If you haven't already read Flute's guide, I really suggest doing so! It helped me a lot.

Otherwise, I'm not sure that magical vs. physical damage makes much of a difference. All enemies have stats of "physical mitigation" and "magical mitigation" that determine their defense, but I've battled with both pure physical and pure magical parties and never run into anything they absolutely couldn't handle.
So I'd say experiment all you want!
(Disclaimer - I haven't experimented much with builds in the arena, so someone else might have to weigh in if you want advice for that!)

Hope that helped!