Summon Board: Hell Harmony Front G-Battlefield Guide

To clear the Hell Harmony Front: G-Battlefield Area dungeon in Summon Board, field a party composed of four Balanced-type units and raise your main damage dealer, Frostblade God Beast Shust, to Attack Power Level 12.

Team Setup Requirements

The G-Battlefield encounter requires full synergy across your entire party. Running a dedicated four-unit Balanced-type composition ensures every team member benefits from your leader's stat bonuses, granting the overall durability needed to handle unavoidable field hazards and enemy area-of-effect skills.

• Party Type: 4 Balanced-type units
• Core Unit Focus: Frostblade God Beast Shust
• Primary Objective: Maximize leader skill stat coverage across all party slots to endure initial waves.

Using a non-specialized or mixed-type party risks leaving key units without protective or offensive leader buffs, making your team vulnerable to sudden wipeouts.

Core Unit Investment

Frostblade God Beast Shust serves as the primary offensive anchor for this encounter. Meeting the stage's damage thresholds depends directly on targeted stat investment rather than spreading resources across the entire roster.

• Stat Priority: Attack Power (ATK)
• Target Level: Level 12 Attack Power mastery

Reaching Level 12 Attack Power on Shust provides the raw stats required to break through mid-boss defenses and avoid turn-limit attrition. Focus your immediate experience materials and mastery upgrades on Shust first before heavy investment into supporting units.

Tactical Positioning and Execution

Surviving G-Battlefield requires careful board control to avoid enemy skill paths while maximizing your offensive output.

1. Maintain Tight Formations: Keep units close enough to benefit from shared party buffs while leaving room to shift away from telegraphed enemy area attacks.
2. Surround Key Targets: Position your Balanced-type units around high-priority targets to trigger chain combos that amplify Shust's attack power.
3. Manage Turn Limits: Because Balanced-type compositions favor durability over immediate burst damage, avoid passive movement. Secure offensive positioning early in each phase to maintain steady damage output.

If progression stalls due to turn limits, adjust your supporting skill setup to increase offensive utility while preserving the four-unit Balanced team tag and Shust's attack investment.