Void Hunters Starting Teams: Step-by-Step Setup Guide

Void Hunters starting teams are shaped less by rarity and more by tags, quests, and repeated farming requirements. In the current open alpha information available for July 2026, Seasoned and Arkland hunters provide the strongest early account foundation. These tags appear in hunting grounds and help satisfy several progression objectives.

Hunting grounds are important because they provide gold, experience, upgrade materials, and access to Hunt progression. Hunt levels support level breaking and skill access, so a team that clears these areas consistently is more valuable than a collection of disconnected damage dealers.

Video Highlights:

• Seasoned and Arkland teams support early hunting ground progression.
• Several starting characters remain relevant for quests and achievements.
• Nadia, Bomor, Robin, and Jagya offer complementary early-game roles.
• The Prisoner encounter introduces pillar control and team-damage management.

The best first objective is not to create three fully finished teams at once. Instead, build one dependable Seasoned-centered group, add strong Arkland hunters as resources allow, and develop Holy Order units when progression begins requiring them.

A practical early team needs damage, protection, control, and recovery. The current alpha setup strongly favors Nadia as a defensive anchor and Bomor as a primary damage dealer. Robin adds burning effects, while Jagya brings snare utility and a summon that can create an additional controlled combat presence.

Bomor is especially useful because his kit combines several functions:

• Area damage for clearing groups.
• Debuffs and fear for controlling enemy momentum.
• Debuff removal for improving consistency.
• Focus and turn-meter support.
• Strong damage against both regular encounters and boss mechanics.

Nadia provides a different type of value. She can shield allies, taunt enemies, guard the team, and call an assist from another Seasoned ally. Her passive bonuses also become more valuable when surrounded by additional Seasoned hunters.

Jagya and Nadia work particularly well together. Nadia’s taunt encourages enemies to attack her, while Jagya’s snare can punish attackers. This combination turns incoming attacks into additional damage and makes Nadia’s defensive role more active.

Robin is a reliable campaign progression unit because burning effects remain useful against groups and longer encounters. Build Robin when you need extra damage over time, especially if your main attacker is already handling immediate area damage.

Lysanderia can fill the healer position for a Holy Order-oriented setup. Her healing is useful, although her kit may sometimes distribute recovery in a way that benefits an enemy. That limitation does not make her unusable, but it does mean you should consider timing and target selection carefully.

Follow these steps to turn early recruits into a reliable progression roster. The goal is to improve farming consistency first, then expand into tag-specific teams and boss preparation.

Stars and Hunt levels should be developed with a plan. Some objectives require specific hunters, Hunt levels, gold stars, or red stars. Before spending scarce materials, check current quest requirements and prioritize characters that appear in multiple objectives.

Hunting grounds are the main reason tag planning matters. They can be farmed repeatedly for gold, experience, and materials used to improve hunters. Completing their battle objectives and raising their star ratings also expands the value of future farming runs.

The first hunting ground does not appear to enforce the same specific tag pressure as later areas. By contrast, Deep Wilds is associated with Arkland hunters, while another hunting ground emphasizes Seasoned hunters. This makes a two-team plan more efficient than investing randomly across every available character.

Patrols are convenient because they do not lock your hunters out of combat, but their rewards may feel modest compared with long dispatch times. Use them as background income rather than the center of your progression plan. Shorter dispatches can be useful when you expect to return soon, while longer dispatches fit periods when you will not be actively playing.

When raising stars, remember the progression order described in the alpha: gold stars are required before applying red stars. Duplicate tokens and generic resources serve different purposes, so review the upgrade screen before committing materials.

The Prisoner is an early boss encounter that tests more than raw damage. The arena includes pillars that can be attacked, and removing a pillar stuns the boss while also causing damage to your team. Because of this tradeoff, the safest approach is to destroy one pillar at a time.

A strong team should enter with reliable protection and recovery. Nadia’s shield and taunt help absorb pressure, while Bomor can contribute area damage and debuffs. Jagya’s summon adds another source of damage and can help finish a pillar without requiring every main unit to spend a high-value attack.

The boss does not appear to gain a longer stun from destroying multiple pillars at once, while additional pillars can increase the damage your team receives. For that reason, single-pillar focus is generally the safer line.

After the Prisoner encounter, continue checking newly unlocked quests and achievements. Boss completion can open additional progression objectives, including requirements for Seasoned hunters and specific character development milestones.