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Plan your next The Great Villainess: Strategy of Lily session
Our independent guide breaks down The Great Villainess: Strategy of Lily into actionable insights, helping you master supply management, Airship tactics, and ally development without relying on trial‑and‑error.
01 / THE GUIDE
Supply Line Optimization
Map out your headquarters and outposts, then simulate cutting an enemy line. Observe how support loss impacts unit strength and adjust your positioning to keep core routes secure.
- Prioritize protecting outposts that keep your lines intact.
- Sever enemy lines to weaken their support and open capture chances.
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Airship Stream Sequencing
Practice chaining streams—use Stalling to halt advances, then Interception to sever supply, followed by Capture to seize a general. Note timing differences and their effect on battle flow.
- Activate Capture Stream when a general is within range.
- Use Interception Stream to cut enemy supply lines before a major assault.
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Capture vs Execution Trade‑off
Run two short scenarios: one focusing on capturing all generals, another on executing them. Compare combat power growth and narrative outcomes to decide which aligns with your playstyle.
- If you aim for the happy ending, focus on Capture Stream usage.
- Execute only when you need a quick power boost and accept the story trade‑off.
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Ally Pairing for Trust
Select two units, keep them together across three fights, and track trust gains. When the threshold is reached, test the resulting Unite Episode and Unison Skill for tactical benefit.
- Keep strong pairs together to accelerate trust gains.
- Trigger Unite Episodes to access Unison Skills before major engagements.
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Defensive Positioning of Leaders
Place Scarlet and Lily behind supportive units and use defensive streams. Record how often they survive versus direct exposure, refining placement for minimal risk.
- Position Scarlet and Lily away from front‑line spikes.
- Use the Airship’s defensive streams to shield them during critical moments.
