1. Build the core
Choose complementary attacking types and reliable members you can actually obtain and train now.
Build a Roria Conquest Team That Covers Its Weak Spots
Start with a flexible three-member core, add a defensive pivot, then use the final slots for the next gym or league task. Do not lock all six slots around one matchup.
Build a flexible core, add a defensive pivot for concentrated weaknesses, then reserve specialist slots for the next route or league job.
2. Add a pivot
Look for a resistance or immunity to the attacking type that threatens several core members.
3. Add specialists
Use one or two flexible slots for the next gym, route or league matchup, then rotate them when the job changes.
Build a complementary core. Add a safe pivot. Rotate specialists for the next matchup Recheck shared weaknesses. Use members available at your current stage Six attackers with no safe switch. Planning around one unavailable rare catch
Warning signs
Repair these problems first
- Three or more members share the same weakness.
- The team can only answer one target type with a single fragile member.
- Every slot is an attacker and no member can switch into a threat.
- The plan depends on a rare catch you do not currently have.
Next action
Test the types you already use
The planner does not need creature names or moves. Enter primary and secondary types, inspect shared weaknesses, then decide which role to add.
Open Team BuilderStage checklist
Change priorities as you progress
Story
Availability, broad coverage and low training cost.
Gym
Two answers to the known matchup plus a safe fallback.
League
Training, recovery and useful roles across multiple battles.
More help
Keep the team plan connected to your route
Use the guide hub when the next problem is progression, training, farming, or a legendary encounter instead of type coverage.