Type guide

Geo type

Geo matters when your team feels too fragile or too eager to solve every fight the same way.

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What it means

How to think about Geo

When to use this page

Use it when you are reviewing team structure and want a sturdier comparison point for your lineup.

Offensive notes

Geo is confirmed through Vortail and is a useful anchor when you want to think about steadier frontline roles.

Defensive notes

This page helps you decide whether your team needs more staying power before you push into rougher routes.

Best for

Geo is best for players who need one part of the team to slow the game down and make the rest of the lineup easier to manage.

Common mistakes

  • Assuming durability alone equals team balance
  • Ignoring offensive coverage while chasing safety

What this type usually adds

  • A sturdier reference point when routes feel brittle.
  • A way to test whether your team really needs more staying power.
  • A calmer comparison point against faster and riskier type identities.

Watch for this trap

Do not confuse sturdiness with full balance, because Geo can steady a team without solving missing coverage by itself.

Good comparison points

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Examples

Officially surfaced examples

Source

Official reference