In King of Pantheon, players could share their dungeon progress with their party members, and there was no limit to how many people they could share it with either. The only difference was that players who received a share had to pass the dungeon at least once before they could earn the right to enter the dungeon freely. Otherwise, they had to be carried into the dungeon every time.
Li Yi's first party consisted of nine Thieves, but his second group was made of normal classes, including main tanks, healers, and damage dealers. It was a very standard set-up. With the third group, he switched it up again, choosing an entire party of main tanks.
Li Yi built several different parties, all different from each other. After all, he could replicate his progress countless times, and the Iron Alliance had a great many elites anyway. He could form 100 parties without breaking a sweat.
