Navigating through turn-based battles in Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth requires a thoughtful approach to team synergy and job selection. Selecting the optimal role for each character allows players to maximize elemental damage, supportive healing, and physical output throughout the campaign. Understanding how unique character stats interact with inherited skill slots ensures your party stays well-equipped for tough bosses and dungeon crawls.
Primary Protagonists and Frontline Leaders
Kasuga Ichiban excels when remaining in his default Hero class, as it offers reliable area-of-effect strikes alongside party-wide healing. Players looking for high magical versatility can also transition him into Sujimancer once they complete the minigame objectives. Sticking to these roles allows Ichiban to lead combat encounters while maintaining high survivability.
Kazuma Kiryu performs best in his signature Dragon of Dojima job due to its fluid stance-switching mechanics. Switching between light speed attacks, brawling, and heavy grabs gives Kiryu unparalleled versatility without requiring job changes. Assigning him physical skill inheritances ensures he deals substantial damage in every battle phase.
Core Male Support and Elemental Attackers
Eric Tomizawa fits naturally into the Cabbie class or Pyrodancer role, leveraging his strong innate magic stats. Inheriting water or healing skills onto Tomizawa makes him a premier offensive caster capable of exploiting elemental weaknesses. Keeping him focused on elemental coverage prevents the group from running out of tactical options.
Yu Nanba remains a powerful magic user best suited for Homeless Guy or Host due to his heavy debuff and fire focus. Koichi Adachi functions efficiently as a Linebacker or Detective, capitalizing on his high health pool to draw enemy aggression. For pure physical output, Tianyou Zhao and Joon-gi Han excel in Gangster, Samurai, or Hitman roles.
Female Support Specialists and Hybrid Damage Dealers
Chitose Fujinomiya thrives as a Kunoichi or Housekeeper, utilizing her high natural speed to take action early in combat rounds. Giving her inherited healing spells from jobs like Geodancer ensures she can reset party health before enemies strike. For players evaluating strategy options, can provide additional insights into team planning.
Saeko Mukoda and Seonhee deliver excellent utility through the Idol, Assassin, or Night Queen classes. Saeko shines brightest as an Idol thanks to full-party HP restoration, while Seonhee deals high single-target physical damage as a Night Queen or Assassin. Experimenting with skill inheritance across these roles guarantees a balanced and resilient squad.
