I personally think that multiple target stuns, petrifications, shocks and silences can be really strong with a SP increasing passive like Resilience. High Resistance is also definitely a must-have.

Here's a theoretical dream team of mine :

1. Variant Light Cupid (Eros) as Leader

2. Water Persephone

3, 4 and 5 :

Anything with Aggression Defense, preferably Evo3 or close to it.

example : Light Nike, Dark Kraken

If you can put a second Water Perse in 5th slot,

you can mess someone's day up, real bad.

Everyone equipped with mostly def, after then, go for resist.

For Perse, replace def with hp.

Essentially, just stack up as much hp and then def, then resist.

Tactical reasoning :

Variant Cupid gives you up to 35% more hp.

Why Light ? Because : Zeal on active. Just straight up gives SP each turn.

But technically, his other elements are also good.

Dark gives damage absorb proportional to own max hp.

Fire gives Attack increase. Wood gives shield.

Don't go for Water though.

Water Persephone heals everyone for 10% of her own max hp, each turn.

Her active petrifies at an 80% rate.

Jack her hp high up there, get some resist, you're ready to go.

We all know how scary Aggression Defenders are.

With a Water Persephone on the field, they will reign, real hard.

Not to mention, the leader skill not only jack up Persephone's tankiness AND her heals, BUT ALSO the Aggression Defenders' tankiness.

It becomes nigh impossible to break through this defense, afaik.

So yeah, that's the theory, if it has holes in it, punch em right through.

I might regret getting this out there though, since I myself am just a no-spending player. Might find it even harder when people start commonly incorporating this strat on League.

I think Imma name this strat... The Amexican Wall..

Psych !

Note : I don't find the crit strat to be that powerful, well, compared to this dream team.

Compared to my real team, I'm solid trash :D

IGN : Lucient

awesome idea, Vrixiss, I have disablers on arena though, and tanks on for adventure/bosses