Swinging slash combat ability being used in Proving Grounds (Eiyuden Chronicle Hundred Heroes)
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Best party formation for Proving Grounds in Eiyuden Chronicle Hundred Heroes

Prove yourself in the Proving Grounds

The futuristic fortress is unforgiving and inhabited by various monsters. Without using the best party formation for Proving Grounds in Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes, you won't get far.

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Best party for Proving Grounds in Eiyuden Chronicle Hundred Heroes
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Your formation has three main groups: front, rear, and support. The front units are usually tanks and damage dealers, while the units in the rear usually heal, control status alignments, and attack from a distance. Below is the formation that proved to be the best for Proving Grounds in my playtime.

Best Front Units for Proving Grounds in Eiyuden Chronicle Hundred Heroes

Best party for Proving Grounds in Eiyuden Chronicle Hundred Heroes
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You can put three units in the front line, and their placement is important. The middle unit usually takes the most damage, so the front middle slot goes to Yuthus. This shield-bearing guy is a great tank unit, but he can also jump in and protect other frontliners from attacks.

The side slots are reserved for the two mandatory characters for this part of the game. The upper slot goes to our protagonist, Nowa. He's a well-rounded character, but his greatest quality is his ability to combine powers with other characters. The other side slot goes to Garoo, a humanoid kangaroo with a giant sword and an Australian accent. He's a sturdy, damage-dealing unit, similar to Garr.

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Best Back and Support Units for Proving Grounds in Eiyuden Chronicle Hundred Heroes

Marisa is one of the three mandatory characters for Proving Grounds, and she's a Guardian, like Garoo. She's a great support unit that can heal but also deal solid damage with her Rune Lens and melee attacks. Marisa takes the center position because she's the most durable out of the three.

Francesca is a great asset to any formation because she's a combination of a melee fighter and a healer. She can heal entire parties and unleash devastating combos on enemy units. However, she's not very good at taking damage, so we put her on the upper flank.

Finally, there's Kuroto with his trustworthy crossbow. He's a great ranged unit, but when equipped with the right Rune, he can also heal allies in trouble. Kuroto's position is in the lower flank because he often stands on the higher ground, which improves his accuracy.

The best Support unit for Proving Grounds is Cassandra, the elf lady innkeeper. Despite not giving any bonuses in gathering resources, Cassandra is immensely useful. When you have her at your party, you can change the formation at any save point instead of going to the inn.

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My name is Nenad Grujić, and I'm a Staff Writer for Pro Game Guides since November 2023. My specialties are fighting games, action adventures, RPGs, driving simulations and anime games. I've been writing about video games since 2012, and I worked for IGN Adria, Blue Moon Game, Emulation Galaxy, and many other gaming sites. In my free time I like to study martial arts, watch movies and TV shows, sing karaoke, and make fandubs and AMVs.

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