FAIRY TALE Wizard Chronicle

FAIRY TAIL Wizard Chronicle Natsu Guide: Best Builds, Gear, and Teams for Natsu (Dragon Force)​

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Natsu [Dragon Force] is one of the strongest DPS units in FAIRY TAIL Wizard Chronicle, excelling in story, bosses, and Arena thanks to high normal‑attack damage and powerful Burn‑based skills. Building him correctly means stacking ATK, Crit, and Burn uptime, then pairing him with supports that keep him alive and amplify his damage.​​

Natsu (Dragon Force) overview and skills

Natsu [Dragon Force] is a ranged UR damage dealer built entirely around Burn and follow‑up damage.​

Key skill profile

PartEffectWhy it is strong
Normal attackOne of the highest normal‑attack damage stats; his basic hits can inflict Burn for 3 seconds.​High passive damage plus DoT in all content.
Special attackDeals extra damage to enemies already inflicted with Burn.​Rewards proper rotation and Burn uptime.
Ultimate skillLarge AoE that inflicts Burn on multiple enemies for up to 10 seconds.​​Massive wave and boss DPS, sets up his Special.

Tier guides place Natsu DF in S tier, alongside other top damage dealers, and highlight his ability to “barbecue” the battlefield when properly supported.​​

UR references:

Best Natsu (Dragon Force) builds

Your goal is to maximise Natsu’s fire damage, crits, and uptime on Burn.

Stat and build priorities

PriorityWhat to focus onReason
1ATK and Crit Rate/Crit DamageDirectly scales his high normal‑attack and skill damage.​​
2Skill damage / ultimate boostsIncreases the impact of his Burn‑inflicting AoE ultimate.​​
3Survivability (HP/DEF) as a secondaryEnough to avoid random deaths, but focus remains on damage.​

General build tips (from global UR evaluations and common DPS builds):

  • Prioritise offensive stat lines on gear and cards over defensive ones, as Natsu DF is meant to be a primary carry.​​
  • Level and skill‑up Natsu ahead of lower‑tier DPS; tier lists treat him as a long‑term, safe investment.​

Specific named sets are still evolving, but early builds converge on high‑ATK, crit‑focused offensive gear.​​

Gear guidelines

SlotRecommended focusNotes
WeaponHigh ATK, Crit Rate / Crit DamageBiS is any UR weapon with heavy ATK and crit sub‑stats.
ArmourATK with some HP/DEFSlight bulk so he does not get one‑shot in front‑heavy fights.
AccessoriesCrit / skill damage / ultimate boostFurther amplifies Burn‑powered skills and ult.

Use the game’s power arrow to equip upgrades; tier lists and beginner guides stress equipping pieces that raise overall team power, especially on main carries like Natsu DF. If you have bond cards that increase ATK, crit, or fire‑type damage, prioritise those on your account because they indirectly buff Natsu too.​​

Best teams for Natsu (Dragon Force)

Natsu DF works best as your main DPS in Red‑leaning or mixed‑element teams built around buffing his crits and keeping him alive.​

Story / general PvE team

RoleRecommended unitsSynergy with Natsu DF
FrontlineErza [Heaven’s Wheel], Makarov, Gajeel / tanky URSoak hits so Natsu can free‑cast and Burn safely.​​
Support / healerWendy Marvell, Mirajane / BrandishHeals plus Attack/Crit buffs massively boost his damage and uptime.​​
Extra DPSGray [Devil Slayer], Lucy [Leo Form] or base Natsu URAdditional top‑tier DPS to clean up burned targets and handle other elements.​​

Boss / Arena‑oriented Natsu core

RoleRecommended unitsPurpose
Natsu DFMain carryBurn‑based single‑target and AoE damage.
Erza HW / MakarovTankFrontline with taunt/invincibility to protect Natsu.​​
WendyPrimary supportHealing + Attack/Crit buffs to supercharge Burn damage.​​
Irene / Laxus / Gray DSSecondary DPS / debufferShred defences, add extra burst on burned or weakened targets.​​
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