> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://polkafantasy.gitbook.io/official/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://polkafantasy.gitbook.io/official/in-game-instructions/team.md).

# Team

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## Team Screen <a href="#team-screen" id="team-screen"></a>

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On the left side of the screen, you can select characters to be organized into a party, change their positions, and equip it with lands and goddesses.

On the right side of the screen, you can see the details of the characters organized in the party.

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### Party <a href="#party" id="party"></a>

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You can create up to five parties and switch between them by clicking the left and right arrow buttons. To rename a party, click on the pen icon.

Each party has 4 character positions, 2 in Frontline and 2 in Backline, and you can choose any 3 positions you like. To change positions, drag and drop the characters.

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Click "Team" button to replace the character with another character. To decide the character you wish to have in your party, click "Select" button in the list of characters in possession.

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### Character Details <a href="#character-details" id="character-details"></a>

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In the Character Details section, you can see the character's name, rarity tier, weapon type, level, positioning, skills, and abilities.

\*Mouse over a skill to view its details, and click on the \[i] mark to view the details of the ability.

### Character Conditions <a href="#conditions" id="conditions"></a>

Each character has a condition, and the average of the conditions of the three characters in the party determines the drop rate of rewards in the Adventure. Each character's condition is indicated by an icon next to their level.

Condition will drop with each battle quest of the Adventure, as shown below.&#x20;

<img src="/files/qqfzC5PMmUCD2YO9lyaT" alt="" data-size="original"> **Excellent** → ![](/files/VRnNUet7EAS8yJAhiBmc) **Good** → <img src="/files/bS3AZGTnuCDI8e3arGgM" alt="" data-size="original"> **Normal** → ![](/files/Wo5XkspSDvyq6gpgyXr4) **Not good** → <img src="/files/cbItRkpasc204KYuqp49" alt="" data-size="original"> **Very Bad**

The number of battles before the condition drops from Excellent to Very Bad varies depending on the rarity of the character and other factors. As a rule of thumb, Legendary and Epic characters have double or more stamina than Common characters.

So, we hope that you will find an efficient way to play the adventure while considering the combination of characters to be included in the party.

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### Equip Land and Goddess <a href="#land-and-goddess" id="land-and-goddess"></a>

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Click the "Change" button in the lower left corner of the screen to select the Goddess and Land to equip your party.

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※Click \[i] to see details of their buffs.


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