Full Centurion Guide in Reverse 1999: Best Build and Teams

Here it is—a complete guide on Centurion, the game-changing character in Reverse: 1999.

Centurion is the powerhouse DPS you've probably rerolled for, and for good reason.

From her damage output to self-sustain, she's arguably the best in her class.

Let's dive in into her best build, psychubes and teammates!

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The Ultimate Guide to Mastering Centurion in Reverse: 1999

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Centurion's Kit: A Closer Look

Ultimate: Damage & Debuff

What it does: Her ultimate, Reality Show Premier, hits all enemies with 300% Reality Damage and applies one stack of "Weakness".

Why it matters: This sets the stage for consistent damage while making enemies more susceptible to further attacks.

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Card Skills: All About Moxie

Scaling with Moxie: Her Victorious General attack effectiveness scales with the amount of Moxie she has.

Self-Moxie Buff: Her other skill, Outdoor Superstar, can even increase her own Moxie, further boosting her damage output.

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Inheritance Insights: The Game Changer

Insight 1: For each Moxie, you get a damage bonus of 6%.

Insight 3: Losing Moxie results in getting back 20% of her Max HP.

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These insights make Centurion versatile.

You can either focus on spamming your ultimate to keep her HP topped up, or keep her Moxie high for more consistent damage.

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Team Building: Who Pairs Well with Centurion?

Six-Star Choices

An-an Lee

Role: Support/Damage Enhancer

What They Do: Buffs the whole team, deals a good amount of damage, and inflicts Daze to enemies (they cannot act for 1 turn).

Why They're Great: She complements Centurion because you'll be boosting her damage and making her ultimate even more lethal.

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Pickles

Role: Support

What They Do: Buffs the whole team with his ultimate and can deal a decent damage output.

Why They're Great: Buffs Centurion damage and is AP generous, letting her use more skills.

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Medicine Pocket

Role: Healer

What They Do: Best healer in the game, provides healing based on attack stats.

Why They're Great: Keeps Centurion alive longer, allowing her to dish out more damage over time.

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Five-Star Options

Bkornblume

Role: Debuffer/Support

What They Do: Applies reality debuff and seals enemy ultimates.

Why They're Great: The reality debuff amplifies Centurion's reality-based damage, and the seal prevents enemies from countering with their ultimates.

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Sonetto

Role: Damage Booster + Damage Mitigator

What They Do: Grants up to a 25% damage boost for all allies when her skill card buff is at max level.

Why They're Great: A straight-up damage booster for Centurion, making her even more of a DPS monster.

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Necrologist

Role: Damage Booster

What They Do: Grants up to a 50% damage boost for all allies when fully upgraded (Portray 5).

Why They're Great: Another straight-up damage booster for Centurion, making her even more of a DPS machine.

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Balloon Party/Dikke

Role: Healer

What They Do: Provide top tier healing and other utility.

Why They're Great: Keeps Centurion alive longer, allowing her to dish out more damage during the fight.

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Budget Choices

Зима

Role: Support/Debuffer

What They Do: Silences enemies and offers a 25% damage buff.

Why They're Great: The silence can be crucial for stopping enemy supports or healers, and the damage buff is always a plus.

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La Source

Role: Healer

What They Do: Provides healing based on attack stats.

Why They're Great: Keeps Centurion alive longer, allowing her to dish out more damage over time.

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Pairing Strategy

• Balanced Team (for a Whale): An An Lee + Medicine Pocket + Centurion
• High-Damage Team: Bkornblume + Necrologist + Centurion
• Budget Team: Sonetto + La Source/Dikke + Centurion
• Self-Destruction Team: Centurion, Door, Necrologist. A niche team focused on sacrificing and reviving Door to get Centurion's ultimate faster.

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Pro Tip: Team Rotation

Don't just stick to one team setup.

Depending on the enemies you're facing, be prepared to rotate team members to exploit weaknesses and maximize strengths.

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Best Psychubes: Maximize Centurion’s Potential

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Hopscotch

Type: Ultimate Power Boost

Why It's Great: Enhances your ultimate ability's might the more you defeat enemies. It's a top pick for a reason—especially if you're focusing on ultimate-spamming gameplay.

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Brave New World

Type: Incantation Boost

Why It's Great: Increases damage for your skill attacks after you use the ultimate. A solid choice for skill-focused playstyle.

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His Bounden Duty

Type: Healing

Why It's Great: Heals 60% of your attack every time you defeat an enemy. This is particularly beneficial because Centurion's attack stats are often high, meaning more healing for you. It's almost like having a secondary healer on the team.

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Thunderous Applause

When to Use: If you can make Centurion crit.

Why It's Great: Future potential, but use cautiously.

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Blasphemer of Night

When to Use: If your team has multiple debuffers.

Why It's Great: Increases both incantation might and damage dealt by 12%. However, this requires consistent debuffing, so consider your team composition carefully.

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Why Five-Star Psychubes are Still Relevant

Don't listen to the naysayers—five-star psychubes have their place.

They're especially useful for supporting your secondary team in Limbo.

The currencies for five and six-star psychubes are different, so you're not sacrificing one for the other. Examples of good five-star psychubes include "Afternoon Nap" and "Her Bright Future."

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Conclusion: Should you Pull for Centurion?

If you've rerolled for Centurion or plan to pull on her new banner Focus of the Lights, you're making a good move.

She's a well-rounded DPS with little to no downsides. Pair her with the right team and equip her with the right psychube, and you’re looking at a character who can carry you through most of the game's challenges.

Don't sleep on this one; Centurion is worth every bit of your attention in Reverse: 1999.