What does the Portal Keeper Team Builder check?

It checks whether your selected leads and role chips cover tanking, damage, support, and sustain for the goal you choose.

Does the Team Builder give an exact best team?

No. The tool gives role guidance because exact unit stats, formulas, and current meta rankings are not solid enough for a guaranteed best team.

Why can I add manual role chips?

Many Portal Keeper units do not have strong role details yet. Manual chips let you use your own in-game knowledge without turning it into a site fact.

How are named unit leads labelled?

Named unit leads stay clearly labeled until stronger official or multi-page details confirm their role, stats, and current patch value.

Primary tool

Portal Keeper Team Builder

Plan a Portal Keeper party by goal, known role leads, and manual role chips. Use the result as a role check before you spend rare units.

Step 1

Choose the run goal

Pick the pressure your party needs to survive. The tool checks roles, not hidden damage math.

Rank or base level note

Step 2

Pick known leads or manual roles

Use the named unit leads when they help, then add role chips for units you already trust in your own roster.

Manual role chips

Result

Balanced for this goal

Progression role score: 100%.

Damage coveredTank coveredSupport covered

Reliability

Double-check in game

Named units are planning leads. Test the final team in your own run.

Rank note

Rank/base input 4 is only used as a planning note because public code lists disagree on some requirements.

Next checks

Compare role leads Check reported codes Check info labels

This planner does not promise an exact best team, damage formula, win rate, or farming speed. It stays focused on roles so you can spot gaps before spending rare units.