Who is this team builder for?
New players can plan an early roster; players preparing for bosses, Horde, or element Dojos can save alternate placements; groups can use it to explain frontline, backline, and flex slots.
Choose a mode, pick Tataris, and arrange them on the board. Solo teams allow one stage per evolution line; Horde Duo applies that rule separately to P1 and P2.
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Drag a Tatari onto the board to field it; release outside the board to remove. On mobile, select a Tatari then a cell, or an empty cell then a Tatari.
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This team builder adapts the board and roster limit by mode: standard modes use a 5 × 5 board with up to 15 Tataris, Badge Dojo uses 4 × 3 with up to 6, Horde Solo uses 5 × 3 with up to 10, and Horde Duo uses 5 × 6 with up to 10 per player.
New players can plan an early roster; players preparing for bosses, Horde, or element Dojos can save alternate placements; groups can use it to explain frontline, backline, and flex slots.
Drag a Tatari from the picker onto the board, then drag to rearrange cells. A placed Tatari and its evolution line are locked to prevent duplicates; on desktop, release outside the board to remove it.
Record the mode, team name, and a short note about the stage, counters, evolution stage, or replacements. The tool organizes placement; it does not replace current in-game testing.
Standard modes support up to 15 and Badge Dojo up to 6; Horde Solo supports 10, while Duo supports 20 total and 10 per player.
Not on a solo team. Horde Duo applies the restriction separately to P1 and P2, so both players may use the same Tatari.
On desktop, drag to swap cells and release outside the board to remove. On mobile, select a Tatari then a cell, or a cell then a Tatari.
No. It is a shareable placement editor; the best team depends on mode, progression, evolution stage, and the current game version.