Open with Sunsage and Magmite
Sunsage appears in 99% of the early rows and Magmite in 83%. Use them as the recognition signal, then fill with the best temporary Fire bodies rather than forcing the final six immediately.
A fire Type line from the master late snapshot. The page keeps data signal, image evidence, likely editorial paths, and open review work separate.
Deep Guide / PLAYER + DATA
This guide is a DATA and LIKELY route for the Sunsage plus Blixie row. Sunsage and Blixie are both present in every sampled final board, while the supporting slots stay flexible. The mapped player source confirms Sunsage decisions and cooldown checks, with current Blixie details still qualified.
The public-demo run supports a Sunsage direction, stopping Scorch purchases, Formiqueen transition discussion, and cooldown checks, with noisy names and no complete current Blixie route.
Final six-slot equivalent / DATA
Sunsage and Blixie appear in every sampled final board. The remaining slots are current DATA companions in this cluster.
Detailed runbook / DATA + LIKELY
This guide is a DATA and LIKELY route for the Sunsage plus Blixie row. Sunsage and Blixie are both present in every sampled final board, while the supporting slots stay flexible. The mapped player source confirms Sunsage decisions and cooldown checks, with current Blixie details still qualified.
Player decision
DATAConsider it when Sunsage is visible early and Magmite is already helping the Fire board. Blixie is a late target here, so the route values a stable Fire bridge more than an early all-in on a rare unit.
Player decision
VERIFYStart with the DATA row, use LIKELY steps as a practical default, and keep VERIFY decisions open when the lobby, item choice, or board position changes.
Route steps / early to late
Sunsage appears in 99% of the early rows and Magmite in 83%. Use them as the recognition signal, then fill with the best temporary Fire bodies rather than forcing the final six immediately.
Boomagon and Pyronade are the visible early bridges. They can hold damage while you protect economy for the Blixie search and avoid spending every shop on low-frequency support pieces.
The final row keeps Blixie with Coalem, Magmite, Draconarch, and Blazewing. Treat the second Fire support slot as replaceable when the lobby offers a stronger body or better item fit.
Use Sunsage's cooldown checks as a review prompt, then test whether the carry needs a safer lane or faster casts. The local video evidence does not verify every current Blixie formation.
Final core / DATA
Core names remain linked to the internal Batomon database. Frequency shown on each token comes from this comp row.
Substitutions / DATA
SaberhornOpen databaseA frequent current substitute when the board needs a different high-tier body.
DracanaOpen databaseA more accessible Dragon support option when the late unit is not available.
CherubbleOpen databaseA lower-frequency swap that keeps the support slot open without treating one unit as mandatory.
Trinket plan / official effects linked

The top observed item. Its victory income supports the slower Blixie search and later Fire upgrades.
Official effect: On Victory Gain $8.
A broad cooldown option for a board whose exact recipient changes with the supporting units.
Official effect: On Battle Start A random monster gains +5% Cooldown Speed permanently.
The free Common purchase can smooth the early Sunsage and Magmite board while preserving gold for the rare target.
Official effect: The first Common monster you buy each day is free.The item order follows the current frequency row. The reason text explains a use case, while each card opens the site's official Trinket record for the exact effect.
Upgrade priority
Sunsage99% observedThe early row and final row both point to Sunsage as the first stable investment.
Magmite83% observedBuild the early Fire bridge around Magmite before chasing rare support.
Blixie100% observedTreat Blixie as the late payoff. Upgrade it after the board can survive the search rather than sacrificing the entire midgame.
Positioning / relative roles
This relative layout keeps the early Fire bodies in front and reserves a protected middle or back slot for the late core. The mapped video only partially confirms the current Blixie formation.
Player decision
LIKELYIf Sunsage is present but Blixie is absent, compare the Magmalith version before burning resources on a low-probability Blixie search. If Sunsage itself is missing, Lignite can carry the Fire direction.
Common mistakes / VERIFY
Quick read
Published GuideSunsage and Magmite are the clearest early signals in this snapshot. Sunsage and Blixie form the most consistently observed late core. The sample is useful for comparison, while exact timing, matchup choices, and placement remain open.
Entry signals / DATA
These early Batomon and percentages are signals from the source cluster. They are useful for recognition and comparison, not a mandatory purchase list.
Likely transition
These three stages are derived from the overlap between early and standard rows. Keep the wording probabilistic until a route video confirms it.
Observed early entries. They are entry signals, not a mandatory purchase list.
Likely keeps are early entries that also appear in the standard board. Bridge entries are early units that leave the late row.
Likely late targets are standard entries without a matching early observation in this cluster.
Core priorities / DATA
Core is a presentation rule for this page: standard frequency at 70% or higher. It describes observation frequency, not strength.
Flex choices / DATA
Each row says who replaces whom in the source cluster. It does not prove the replacement is optimal in every lobby.
Trinket direction / DATA
These are sample frequencies, not forced priority orders.
Pivot / caution
If a high frequency core unit does not appear, it is likely worth comparing another line before forcing this snapshot. That is an editorial heuristic, not a gold threshold.
The sample is useful for comparison, while exact timing, matchup choices, and placement remain open. Exact shop rank, reroll timing, gold thresholds, and matchup pivots stay VERIFY.
Positioning
The mapped video supports only its listed time ranges. Use those moments as route evidence, then review the frame before generalizing a placement.
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Video evidence audit
The public-demo run supports a Sunsage direction, stopping Scorch purchases, Formiqueen transition discussion, and cooldown checks, with noisy names and no complete current Blixie route.
PLAYER sources
Direct Sunsage route lead from the public demo. Subtitle names are noisy, so exact current transitions stay qualified.
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The presenter discusses stopping Scorch purchases and choosing a Formiqueen direction in the run.
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The presenter says the Formiqueen path is being pursued earlier in this line.
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The presenter checks the Sun Sage cooldown while considering the late Fire board.
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The presenter revisits Sun Sage's late cooldown during the closing section.
Deep guide boundary
The player video records one run. It supports the listed decisions and timecodes. Matchup generalization, universal placement, and current balance claims require a new review pass.
Open source method