Easiest Continental Bosses for Week 1 – Dragonheir: Silent Gods

The Imperial Shadow Recast – Continental Bosses is one of the most important events in Dragonheir: Silent Gods, thanks to its high-value rewards, including a guaranteed legendary hero, affinity solvent, shadow amethysts, and even an Echo of Clepsydra for your seasonal ranking. Your leaderboard performance will determine bonus rewards, but even casual participation can net helpful loot.

This challenge spans three weeks:

Week 1: Face two bosses – requires two different teams (10 characters total).

Week 2: Face four bosses – requires four teams (20 characters).

Week 3: Face all six bosses – requires six teams (30 characters).

Bosses each have unique mechanics and elemental weaknesses, so the ideal approach is to build six specialised teams—one per elemental affinity (Poison, Fire, Lightning, Radiance, Frost, Necro). This ensures you can field the strongest possible roster for each fight.

In this article, we break down some tips and strategies for the ‘easiest’ bosses for week 1 to get the maximum results!

In Week 1, the goal is maximum damage output on the easiest bosses. The top picks for early points are:

1. Thelandor
   
2. Vasska
   
3. Vinyara
   

These three have relatively manageable mechanics and can yield extremely high scores with the right setup. Avoid the more punishing bosses until Week 2 or 3 when you have more team depth and refined builds.

Boss Mechanic: The summoned unit with the highest Attack will deal additional damage to Thelandor. This makes Necro teams ideal, as summons benefit from this mechanic.

Team Option 1 – Lelwanis Necro Core:

• Lelwanis – Main DPS, high Crit Rate, ATK and Crit Damage.
  
• Premtsa – High Attack and Enlightenment for consistent DPS.
  
• Irzillas – Defence Down(Witches Remains), enabling DPS, though not 100% reliable due to single-hit skill.
  
• Torrin – Ancestral Protection set for survivability.
  
• Sintrellia – Increases the damage targets take from Summoned Units.

Performance: ~212M damage without exclusive artifacts; top players have pushed 230M+ with better builds.

Team Option 2 – Felosia + Zhar’loth Variant:

• Swap Torrin for Felosia (shields) and Zhar’loth for Sintrellia or Premtsa (Zhar’loth brings reliable AOE Defence Down with Witches Remains).
  
• Similar damage range, but can perform slightly better if survivability is an issue with the other team.

Key Tips:

• At least one Brotherhood and one Puppeteer set per team.
  
• Skill timings around 18 seconds, with Lewanis free-casting if testing shows higher output.

Boss Mechanic: Constantly spawns enemies and can apply Decrease Attack. Traditionally calls for Heal Reduction, but testing shows it isn’t essential for top damage.

Best Performing Team – No Heal Reduction:

• Similar to the Necro composition on Thelandor, focusing on Lewanis’ burst potential.
  
• No Heal Reduction, relying instead on raw damage output.
  
• Achieved 237M damage—higher than teams with Heal Reduction applied.
  

Alternative Options:

• Poison Team – Sigrid provides Heal Reduction + solid, consistent AOE DPS with debuffers enabling her.
  
• Frost Team – Effective if you lack Necro depth, but requires strong tanks and positioning to survive add waves – Vidimir is MVP for strong AOE Damage, more than Hvitar!
  

Tip:

Bottom talent tree on Lelwanis outperforms top tree for this fight.

Both of these bosses are very valuable for Necrosis teams, since we can only save TWO teams this week, save the one that you find the best results with!

Boss Mechanic: Gains a powerful shield, along with Increased defence and Damage Reduction. Breaking the shield quickly is the key to high scores.

Best Performing Team – Brody “Shield Breaker” Core:

• Brody – Built with Resistance, Accuracy, and Skill Haste artifact to instantly strip Vinyara’s shield on application. Also provides team-wide defence buffs and survivability.
  
• Four High-DPS Heroes – Since Broady covers survivability and mechanics, you can run full offensive characters without a dedicated healer as only Brody will take damage.
  

Performance: 250M+ damage possible even without perfect gear or psychicore. With improvements, 280–290M is realistic.

Alternative Setup – No Flora Option:

• Dauntless or high-burst single-target teams can still push 200M+ with this method.
  

Key Tips:

• Keep Brody’s skill rotation synced with Vinyara’s shield timing.
  
• Gear for survival—if Brody dies early, your run collapses. Make sure to give him enough defensive stats!