Feat. Jademist Dancer: PvP Pet Battle Team

“Teamwork is a strategic decision.”
Patrick Lencioni

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Feat. Jademist Dancer: PvP Pet Battle Team

This is a devious, almost sneaky strategy featuring the Jademist Dancer. The idea is to slowly take down the opponent’s entire team and then finish them off.

Here is my team; Benax, Drafty and the Jademist Dancer

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We open with Drafty in the second slot. This is to let the other guy think that we are reacting to his team, we are not. Open with Cyclone with lasts five rounds and bounces around their team.

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Switch immediately to the Jademist Dancer and cast Acid Rain. It deals some damage and also boosts aquatic damage spells.

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Switch to Benax. I’ve used lots of pets in this slot, you want some aquatic damage spells and you want to survive a few rounds so the Cyclone can do it’s damage. Cast Bubble.

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Then Swarm of Flies.

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Then Water Jet which should be boosted by the Acid Rain.

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Swap to Drafty, you want that Cyclone up again. Decide if you need to cast Autumn Breeze too. You probably do.

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Swap to Jademist Dancer and cast Rain Dance and Acid Rain.

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Swap to Benax, it is time to start sacrificing your pets. Bubble if you can, otherwise Water Jet as many times as you can.

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Swap to Drafty and heal or Cyclone or the other one, until the venerable Drafty dies.

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Jademist Dancer will enter the battle. Scroll up to the team and you will see a S/S on this pet, which means that it will very likely always go first. Hopefully the Acid Raid is still up. You will Steam Vent.

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The Jademist Dancer is the only pet in the game with Steam Vent. It hits like a truck. You, hopefully, will one-shot the front guy, when the second comes up and you go first, finish him off and then the third comes and you finish him off; one, two, three.

This is a nasty little fighting team with almost a surprise ending. I should mention the irony that two of this team’s pets are Elementals which ignore weather effects. Yep, plenty can go wrong but I’ve used this team often enough to mention the satisfaction of ending a fight this way.

Enjoy! And may all your hits … be crits.