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Best Targets - Solo Shuffle Guide - Midnight Season 1

Learn which DPS and healers to attack in Solo Shuffle. Our best targets guide helps you pick the right targets based on lobby composition and class matchups.

By Skill Capped•Published December 24, 2025

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What is this guide?

This Best Targets guide helps you decide which enemies to attack in Solo Shuffle. Unlike coordinated arena, Solo Shuffle has limited communication, making target selection crucial. Use this guide to identify the best targets based on your lobby composition.

Best Targets

Midnight Season 1

Good General Targets

Some targets are good to attack in general for most lobbies. This could be due to a combination of factors: including limited uptime, reliance on self healing, or weaker defensive cooldowns, especially in Dampening.

Good Targets for Melee

Since mobility is a key limiting factor, melee need to pick targets that can't easily get away. Having high uptime means more damage, and more damage is exactly what wins games in Solo Shuffle.

Tricky Targets

Some specs can be tricky to kill depending on the makeup of your lobby and the individual skill of the enemy player. These specs typically either have a wide range of defensive options, good mobility, or damage that is harder to shut down.

Note for Casters

You might be wondering why we included "best targets for melee" but not "best targets for casters" - this is intentional. For all of you casters out there wondering who YOUR best targets are in Solo Shuffle, the answer is simple: EVERYTHING. Casters have one HUGE and OBVIOUS advantage over melee: range. You aren't as limited by problems like uptime. If someone kites away out of LoS, you can just target someone else instantly and continue doing damage. In other words, the positioning of the enemy team dictates who you SHOULD be attacking.