Delving into the world of Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes unveils a treasure trove of classic JRPG elements reminiscent of timeless favorites in the genre. Among these is the art of reshuffling party members to optimize combat strategies. However, in the realm of this challenging JRPG, Hundred Heroes doesn't hand out this power freely.

Unlike modern games, players can't simply switch team members with a click of a button. Instead, they must actively engage with specific characters or recruit unique Support heroes. If you're curious about how to change team members in Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes, this guide is your go-to resource.

Swapping Party Members in Eiyuden Chronicle

In the realm of Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes, players have two primary avenues to tweak their party composition. They can either visit an Inn or seek guidance from Ymir. Inns, scattered throughout villages and towns, serve as havens for rest. On the other hand, Ymir, the recruitment officer in Eltisweiss, offers a different recruitment perspective during the "The Watch Captain's First Job" mission.

• Engage with Innkeepers: Look out for the bed sign indicating an Innkeeper's presence. Interact with them, choose "Form Party" to access the team customization menu, swap heroes as needed, and save changes by selecting "Exit."

• Seek Ymir's Assistance: Positioned northwest of Eltisweiss within the Inn, Ymir facilitates seamless party member changes, similar to an Innkeeper's role.

Changing Team Members On the Go in Eiyuden Chronicle

Outside the confines of an Inn, the introduction of Cassandra opens up new possibilities for party customization. Acting as the Support character, Cassandra allows for party adjustments at save points, represented by shiny statues across the map. Once Cassandra joins your squad, these statues transform into hubs for party restructuring.

Understanding Team Composition in Eiyuden Chronicle

In the world of Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes, every party is a tapestry of ten characters divided into Front, Rear, Support, and Attendant roles. Here's a breakdown of each role's significance:

• Frontline Fighters: These characters excel in DPS and DEF roles, absorbing frontline damage while dealing close-range attacks.
• Ranged Attackers: Positioned at the Rear, these characters engage enemies from a distance with their ranged abilities.
• Support Specialists: Each party benefits from a Support character who enhances team capabilities with unique effects.
• Story Characters: While not engaging in battles, Attendant characters play pivotal roles in the narrative and must be part of your party.