Tessarion — Dragonfire Build & Formation Guide
Tessarion is classified by Emberforge as a suppressor champion with slow speed. Use the catalogue facts below as a starting point, then optimise against your own roster.

Overview
The optimiser evaluates Tessarion through its base attributes, role, affinities, Command profile, Vanguard interaction and any Habit ranks entered by the player. In the forge, recorded Levels, Stars and unlocked Habits influence combat recommendations; Current PWR can provide the strength anchor. This profile shows catalogue defaults, not your saved roster. Pathing prioritises movement-speed class.
- Role
- Champion
- Classification
- Suppressor
- Speed
- Slow
- Command
- Blue Flame
- Baseline
- 2,553
Base attributes
- Strength
- 55
- Instinct
- 48
- Intelligence
- 56
- Initiative
- 50
Affinities
Tessarion has positive catalogue affinity with Cavalry and Spearmen. Emberforge evaluates that fit alongside both teammates and the selected enemy troop.
Recommended position
When Tessarion is tested as Vanguard, its stored position data targets the right flank. Lane order still needs to be evaluated with the other two dragons.
Upgrade profile
5 Habit tracks are supported. Enter the ranks you actually own so the Formation Checker and Habit Core Planner can compare the next upgrade against the rest of your roster.
OPEN HABIT CORE PLANNER →Where to test Tessarion
- Siege-weighted plans
- Suppressor role coverage
- Cavalry and Spearmen troop formations
Build the trio, not the headline
Tessarion’s individual baseline does not decide the final formation. Levels, Stars, troop fit, role coverage, lane order and active Habits can change a PvP or Siege recommendation. Pathing prioritises movement speed. Campaign Plan allocates your whole roster across PvP, Siege and Pathing without duplicated dragons.