How to Read Team Builds
A good team usually has one carry, one defensive or sustain option, and one control or utility pick. The fourth slot changes by mode: burst for bosses, more control for Horde, or extra safety for beginner clears.
Team templates
Clash of Critters Team Builds
Use these team templates as role shells, not locked recipes. If you do not own one Tatari, replace it with another unit that fills the same job.
Beginner Balanced Team
A stable first-week shell: frontline, sustain, control, and one burst option.
F2P Progression Team
A practical team shape for players building around accessible utility and control.
Boss Pressure Team
Damage-forward without dropping all safety. Use when single-target pressure matters.
Horde Control Team
Built for crowded waves where leaks and late-stage collapse are the main problems.
Replacement Rules
Replace by role first. If you lack Buddi, use another frontline. If you lack Dewgrub or Frugling, use another sustain or support. If you lack Taptail or Voltfawn, use your best built burst carry.
Upgrade Order
Upgrade the unit that fixes your current failure reason. Dying late means sustain or frontline first. Losing timers means carry first. Leaking waves means control first.