For silver income many players like running Dragon or especially Spider dungeons so they can have a chance of getting a nice equipment item and, at the same time, selling off the other items for silver.

It has long been known that the Spider's Den dungeon will yield the biggest silver income. This is only because Accessories have a higher price (similar to how shields are more expensive than other equipment pieces).

But how much silver exactly can a RAID player generate by doing Spider's Den runs and selling the equipment?

To answer this question I did a whole bunch of runs on Stage 20 of the Spider's Den and here I share with you my findings:

<h2>SILVER income you should expect from selling equipment from a Spider Stage 20 run:</h2>

I did 148 Spider runs and here is what the data shows:

<ul>
	<li>Runs --- Items --- Silver --- Silver for 1 item (rounded):</li>
	<li>Run #1 --- 46 --- 2,622,500 --- 57,000 silver per item</li>
	<li>Run #2 --- 31 --- 1,923,650 --- 62,000 silver per item</li>
	<li>Run #3 --- 71 --- 4,383,100 --- 62,000 silver per item</li>
	<li>Total --- 148 --- 8,929,250 --- 60,000 silver per item</li>
</ul>

So you can see from the data that RAID players should expect to receive an average of approximately 60,000 silver per Spider 20 run. And I also provide the screenshots as proof below (Note: here we are speaking only about silver from selling the equipment).

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Raid: Shadow Legends

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Here is how much SILVER income you should expect from a Spider 20 run

Are you looking for a rare champion that packs a surprising punch in&nbsp;<a href="https://www.raidshadowlegends.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">RAID: Shadow Legends</a>? Today, we’ll be diving into the unique abilities and strategies for&nbsp;<a href="https://raidhq.gg/raid/champions/guardian" target="_blank">Guardian</a>, a rare HP-based champion from the&nbsp;Knight Revenant faction. Despite being a rare champion,&nbsp;Guardian boasts utility and tankiness, making him a valuable addition for certain areas of the game. Let’s explore how to get the most out of&nbsp;Guardian in both early and mid-game content. Champion Overview <a href="https://youtu.be/RJC8EwjWVSc" target="_blank"><img src="https://api.flotiq.com/image/0x0/_media-efc6e535-9b18-41f2-be80-052171394f49.PNG" title="Guardian" alt="Guardia" style="width: 800px; height: 468px; display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"></a> Guardian is an HP-based champion, which means his survivability scales off his high base HP, making him a reliable tank. With an impressive 19,155 HP and solid defense,&nbsp;Guardian has the tools to soak up damage and control the battlefield, especially in dungeon waves and Faction Wars. Faction: Knight Revenant Rarity: Rare Affinity: Spirit Role: HP-based tank Skills Breakdown A1: Chop (Single Target Debuffer) Guardian’s&nbsp;Chop attacks one enemy with a 50% chance of decreasing the duration of all buffs on the target by two turns. This can be increased to 70% with the&nbsp;Sniper mastery, making it a consistent tool to strip buffs from high-priority enemies. Damage based on: Attack Buff/Debuff Chance increases: Up to 70% Best Use: Great for reducing the effectiveness of buff-heavy enemies in Arena or Faction Wars. A2: Thunderclap (Random Multi-Hit Debuffer) This ability hits four times at random, with each hit having a 30% chance of applying the&nbsp;Block Buffs debuff for two turns. While the random targeting may seem unreliable, it can still land on critical enemies during wave content. Damage based on: Attack and HP Debuff Applied: Block Buffs Cooldown: 5 turns (can be reduced with books) Best Use: Useful against enemies that rely on buffs, such as Valkyrie or other defensive champions in dungeons. A3: Prayer (Self-Buffing Tank) This skill places a&nbsp;Block Debuffs buff and a&nbsp;Counterattack buff on Guardian for two turns. It also provides a 15%&nbsp;Continuous Heal buff on Guardian, giving him extra sustain in battle. When paired with his A1 ability, Guardian can continuously remove buffs from enemies while healing himself and keeping debuffs at bay. Buffs Applied: Block Debuffs, Counterattack, Continuous Heal Cooldown: 5 turns (can be reduced with books) Best Use: Great for prolonged fights where survivability and sustainability are needed, such as Faction Wars or dungeons. Aura: HP Boost in Dungeons Guardian’s aura increases ally HP by 27% in dungeons, giving your team additional survivability. This is especially beneficial for newer players working on dungeon progression. Effect: Increases ally HP by 27% in Dungeons Best Gear Sets for Guardian Guardian doesn’t deal much damage, so we suggest prioritizing gear that enhances his survivability and utility over damage output. Here are the best gear sets we recommend: Guardian Set Description: Absorbs 10% of damage dealt to your allies, and Guardian heals by 10% of his max HP every turn. Why Use It: This set is a fantastic option to improve his role as a tank. By absorbing damage, Guardian helps keep your team alive longer, while the self-heal adds extra sustain, pairing well with his&nbsp;Continuous Heal buff from his A3. Stat Priorities: HP%, Speed, Accuracy. Bolster Set Description: Grants a shield to your entire team, based on Guardian's max HP, and the shield is protected (meaning it cannot be removed). Why Use It: This set adds more protection to your entire team by providing a strong, durable shield. Since Guardian scales well with HP, the shield will be substantial, giving your team more sustainability during waves and boss fights. Stat Priorities: HP%, Speed, Accuracy. Shield Set Description: This 4-piece set gives your team a shield based on 30% of Guardian's HP for 3 turns at the start of each round. Why Use It: If you don’t have the Bolster set, Shield gear is another excellent option. It provides consistent shielding at the beginning of battles, and, with Guardian's high HP, this will be very effective in protecting squishier allies. Stat Priorities: HP%, Speed, Accuracy. Immortal Set Description: This 2-piece set gives Guardian +15% HP and heals him by 3% of his max HP every turn. Why Use It: Immortal adds extra tankiness and self-sustain. Since Guardian is not built for damage but rather for surviving and debuffing enemies, healing gear like this can keep him alive longer, letting him apply his debuffs and buffs consistently. Stat Priorities: HP%, Speed, Accuracy. Perception Set Description: Increases Accuracy by 40 and Speed by 5%. Why Use It: This set helps Guardian land his debuffs more reliably, especially the Block Buffs and Buff Reduction. Accuracy is critical for making sure his debuffs land, while Speed ensures he can cycle through his abilities faster. Stat Priorities: HP%, Speed, Accuracy. Stat Priorities In all of these sets, you should focus on the following stats: HP%: Guardian scales off his HP, and higher HP means bigger shields from the Shield and Bolster sets, as well as better survivability. Speed: Ensures Guardian can take his turns more often, allowing him to consistently apply his buffs and debuffs. Accuracy: This stat is crucial for landing his debuffs (especially Block Buffs and reducing buff duration). Without enough accuracy, Guardian won’t be as effective in disrupting enemy buffs. Defense%: Though HP is the primary stat to focus on, adding a bit of Defense will further increase Guardian’s survivability, allowing him to absorb more damage. Masteries for Guardian For Guardian, we recommend focusing on the&nbsp;Support and&nbsp;Defense trees to maximize his utility. Here's the full breakdown of masteries we suggest: Support Tree Pinpoint Accuracy: Increases Guardian's accuracy, helping him land his debuffs more consistently. Charged Focus: Provides additional accuracy when Guardian has no active buffs, useful for landing his debuffs right from the start. Swarm Smiter: Increases accuracy for each enemy alive, making Guardian more effective against multiple targets. Master Hexer: Gives Guardian a chance to extend the duration of his debuffs, such as Block Buffs. Sniper: This mastery increases the chance of applying his A1 ability Chop's debuff. This mastery is especially useful to bring Chop’s chance to reduce buff duration to 70%. Defense Tree Tough Skin: Provides Guardian with extra defense, making him more durable against incoming damage. Blastproof: Reduces damage taken from AoE attacks, helpful in dungeons and Faction Wars. Resurgent: Chance to remove debuffs when Guardian takes a significant hit, helping him stay in the fight longer. Delay Death: Reduces the damage Guardian takes after multiple hits, improving his tankiness in longer battles. Unshakeable: Provides resistance, helping him avoid enemy debuffs, making Guardian more difficult to disrupt in longer fights. Optional Offense Tree Mastery Warmaster: If you want to increase Guardian's damage output, especially in PvE content like dungeons, you can take&nbsp;Warmaster in the Offense tree. This mastery allows Guardian to deal bonus damage based on the enemy’s max HP, which can be useful against bosses. <a href="https://raidhq.gg/raid/blessing" target="_blank">Blessings </a>for Guardian For rare champions like Guardian, blessings may not always be a top priority, but if you unlock the Awakening system, here are some blessings that can boost his utility and survivability. Indomitable Spirit (Support Blessing) Why Use It: This blessing offers Guardian extra protection against crowd control effects, giving him a chance to resist debuffs like stuns, freezes, or provokes. It adds more survivability and utility, especially in prolonged fights where debuffs can cripple your team. Effect: Provides a 15% chance to block any debuff applied to Guardian. This chance increases to 30% at higher awakening levels. Iron Will (Defense Blessing) -&nbsp;Why Use It:&nbsp;Iron Will is a solid blessing for boosting Guardian’s damage reduction from boss abilities. This is especially useful if you're using him in dungeon content or Faction Wars. -&nbsp;Effect: Reduces damage taken from bosses' attacks and their minions by a certain percentage. Ideal Use Cases Faction Wars One of Guardian’s best use cases is in Knight Revenant Faction Wars. His ability to remove buffs and block debuffs makes him a great asset in tough waves and boss fights. His aura can also boost your team’s HP, providing more survivability for lower-ranked allies. Dungeons Guardian shines in dungeons where enemies rely heavily on buffs. His&nbsp;Block Buffs debuff and ability to reduce buff durations allow him to disrupt enemy strategies. Use him in dungeons like&nbsp;Ice Golem or&nbsp;Dragon’s Lair to prevent enemies from gaining an edge. Early Progression &amp; Secret Rooms For newer players, Guardian is useful in secret rooms that require Spirit or HP-based champions. His tanky nature and utility make him a great choice for difficult encounters. Conclusion While Guardian may not be a top-tier rare champion, his utility and survivability make him a solid choice for certain content in RAID: Shadow Legends. With the right gear, mastery setup, blessings, and stats, he can become a reliable tank and debuffer, especially in Faction Wars and dungeons. If you’re looking for a tank that can handle buffs, Guardian may just be the sleeper pick your team needs.

Guardian is a rare HP-based champion from the Knight Revenant faction in RAID: Shadow Legends. Learn the best gear, masteries, blessings, and strategy for maximizing his utility.

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RAID: Shadow Legends Guide – Guardian Build & Strategy

<a href="https://raidhq.gg/raid/champions/gurgoh-the-augur" target="_blank">Gurgoh the Augur</a> has undergone a massive buff, transforming him from one of the least effective Void Legendaries in <a href="https://www.raidshadowlegends.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">RAID: Shadow Legends</a> to a dominant force in both PvE and PvP. His updated abilities make him an invaluable asset, especially in wave content, Doom Tower floors, and the arena. Let’s dive into the best build and guide to maximize his potential after this buff. Key Skills Overview <a href="https://youtu.be/jZLZ08FsXA4" target="_blank"><img src="https://api.flotiq.com/image/0x0/_media-6f789bff-945b-4f18-982f-03c88df581b1.PNG" title="Gurgoh the Augur" alt="Gurgoh the Augur in-game" style="width: 800px; height: 469px; display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"></a> Icebreaker (A1) This skill strikes one enemy twice and places an additional hit if the target is under a [Freeze] debuff. This extra hit mechanic adds substantial damage potential, especially in control-based compositions. Damage is based on [ATK], and it’s essential to upgrade this skill to increase its effectiveness. Bonechiller (A2) Bonechiller removes all buffs from enemies and has an 80% chance (100% when fully booked) to place a [Freeze] debuff on all enemies for one turn. As an added bonus, this skill grants an extra turn after use, allowing Gurgoh to cycle through his abilities faster. It’s a fantastic control tool, particularly in the arena where removing buffs is crucial. Avalanche (A3) Avalanche hits all enemies and places a 60% [Decrease DEF] debuff for two turns, with an additional hit if the target is frozen. This powerful AOE skill is perfect for setting up a nuke after controlling the enemy team with [Freeze]. Like Icebreaker, the damage is based on [ATK], and upgrading the skill can make a significant impact in both PvE and PvP. Frost Embrace (Passive) Gurgoh’s passive gives him a 30% chance to place a [Freeze] debuff on any attacker when he’s hit. Additionally, allies deal 25% more damage to enemies under [Freeze]. This synergizes incredibly well with Gurgoh’s kit, making him a great control champion while boosting his team's overall damage. Aura Gurgoh boosts his team’s speed by 30% in arena battles, putting him on par with other top-tier speed Auras like Arbiter’s. This Aura is critical for teams looking to control the battlefield in PvP. Best Gear for Gurgoh the Augur To maximize Gurgoh’s potential, we recommend focusing on&nbsp;control, damage, and survivability. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the ideal gear setup based on our experience: Primary Gear Sets Stone Skin We use Stone Skin in the&nbsp;arena&nbsp;to provide survivability and ensure Gurgoh can land his debuffs and control the battlefield. Perception Gear Outside of the arena, we prefer&nbsp;Perception gear due to its boost to&nbsp;accuracy and&nbsp;speed, two vital stats for Gurgoh’s success in PvE content. Lethal or Savage Gear For a more damage-centric build,&nbsp;Lethal or&nbsp;Savage gear is fantastic for bypassing enemy defenses. This setup allows Gurgoh to fulfill the role of a&nbsp;secondary damage dealer, maximizing his damage potential in both PvP and PvE. Stat Priorities Accuracy: Accuracy is the&nbsp;most important stat for Gurgoh, as it ensures his debuffs (like [Freeze] and [Decrease DEF]) land consistently. Speed: Gurgoh benefits from&nbsp;high speed&nbsp;to cycle through his skills faster, especially since Bonechiller grants an extra turn. Critical Rate: For maximum damage output, we strive for&nbsp;100% crit rate. In our build, we reached&nbsp;94%, but we recommend getting as close to 100% as possible for consistent damage. Critical Damage:&nbsp;Crit damage&nbsp;is also essential for boosting Gurgoh’s offensive power, particularly for his AOE attacks like Avalanche. Attack Percentage: Since Gurgoh is an attack-based champion,&nbsp;attack percentage&nbsp;is vital for increasing his damage output. Specific Gear Pieces Banner: An&nbsp;Accuracy Banner is essential to ensure Gurgoh’s debuffs land reliably. Amulet: We use a&nbsp;Crit Damage Amulet to boost Gurgoh’s burst damage. Ring: Since Gurgoh is attack-based, we equip an&nbsp;Attack Ring to further boost his damage. Boots:&nbsp;Speed Boots are critical for ensuring Gurgoh can take turns quickly. Chestplate: We opted for&nbsp;Accuracy on the Chestplate with an&nbsp;Attack Percentage Ascension. For many players,&nbsp;Attack Percentage on the chestplate with accuracy as a secondary stat may be better. Gauntlets:&nbsp;Crit Damage Gauntlets are used to increase Gurgoh’s damage. Glyphs: We recommend upgrading Gurgoh’s gear with&nbsp;glyphs, particularly focusing on&nbsp;accuracy and&nbsp;speed to further optimize his performance. Masteries for Gurgoh the Augur Masteries play a critical role in making the most of Gurgoh’s abilities, whether you’re focusing on control, damage, or debuffs. Here’s the ideal mastery setup: Offense Tree Deadly Precision – Increases Gurgoh’s Crit Rate, crucial for consistent damage. Keen Strike – Boosts Crit Damage, helping Gurgoh hit harder with Avalanche and Icebreaker. Heart of Glory – Provides a damage boost when Gurgoh is at full health, great for both arena and PvE. Ruthless Ambush – Increases damage dealt on the first hit, perfect for burst damage in the arena. Opportunist – Deals extra damage to enemies under control effects (like [Freeze]), which synergizes well with Gurgoh’s kit. Alternatively, you can pick&nbsp;Cycle of Violence&nbsp;for better cooldown reduction. Helmsmasher – This is our preferred tier-six mastery. It helps Gurgoh ignore enemy defense, maximizing his AOE damage potential with Avalanche. Support Tree Pinpoint Accuracy – Increases Gurgoh’s accuracy, helping him land his vital debuffs. Charged Focus – Boosts accuracy when no skills are on cooldown, useful in early rounds. Swarm Smiter – More accuracy when fighting multiple enemies, ideal for wave content in Doom Tower. Lore of Steel – Enhances the effect of his gear sets like Stone Skin, Perception, and Savage. Master Hexer – Extends the duration of Gurgoh’s debuffs, such as [Freeze] and [Decrease DEF], making it a must-have mastery for control setups. This mastery setup focuses on **damage**, **debuff extension**, and **control**, giving Gurgoh the flexibility to perform in both PvE and PvP content. Ideal <a href="https://raidhq.gg/raid/blessing" target="_blank">Blessings </a>for Gurgoh Here are the top blessings to consider for Gurgoh: Brimstone (PvE Focus) This is our top pick for&nbsp;PvE content.&nbsp;Brimstone allows Gurgoh to apply a Smite debuff, which deals extra damage over time. This works particularly well in long fights like&nbsp;Doom Tower or&nbsp;Dungeon bosses, where additional damage over time is critical for success. Cruelty (PvP Focus) For&nbsp;PvP,&nbsp;Cruelty is a strong blessing that reduces the defense of enemy champions. This pairs beautifully with Gurgoh’s&nbsp;[Decrease DEF] ability from Avalanche, further amplifying the damage output of your team. Reducing the defense of high-defense champions in the arena can turn the tide in your favor. Crushing Rend (PvP and PvE Alternative) **Crushing Rend** is another solid option for both&nbsp;PvP and&nbsp;PvE. This blessing allows Gurgoh to ignore a portion of the enemy’s defense, much like the&nbsp;Helmsmasher&nbsp;mastery. It’s useful for breaking down tanky champions or bosses where defense is a significant hurdle. Blessing Choice Based on Awakening Stars 1-Star Awakening: Brimstone is the best choice for lower awakenings, especially for&nbsp;PvE. 3+ Stars Awakening: For higher awakenings,&nbsp;Cruelty or&nbsp;Crushing Rend become more valuable, especially in PvP. Gurgoh's Lore There are stories told between the people of Frostheim of a monstrous Ogryn who lives among the heights of the snow-clad mountains they call home, a stamping, iron-clad brute who commands the winds and the ice, and whose fate is therefore inextricably linked to the very future of those bleak peaks. These tales are sometimes confused with the legendary Ice Golem who, in the ancient stories,&nbsp;wrecked the Winter Hall and slaughtered the kings of old, though in reality they are two very different beings. The Ogryn is Gurgoh the Augur, and the stories all agree that he is the only child of a warrior and a powerful ice sorceress. Not only is he an Ogryn of great intelligence, but he also possesses an instinctive ability to command the forces of the place where he grew up, the gales and snows of the Redspike Mountains. This elemental magic is something even skilled sorcerers struggle to control, but he was taught by his mother to slowly master it, and she scribed the runes of protection and guidance into shards of mountain rock that he still wears around his neck. As he approached adulthood, Gurgoh began to experience unusual dreams that his mother believed to be visions. He witnessed strange lands and cities unknown, but was at a loss to interpret them. Often he saw a great orb of metal, and at other times a lonely hut perched on the edge of a cliff somewhere in the mountains. Perhaps, with time, his mother would have been able to decipher Gurgoh’s prophecies, but she never had the chance, for both of his parents were killed during a rockslide, proof that these peaks are a dangerous place even for those who bear their magical essence in their veins. Distraught at his parents’ death and now viewing the snow-bound slopes of Frostheim as a place of sorrow that he would have to endure alone, Gurgoh chose to set out into the world. He served for many years as a warrior, first among his kind, in Aravia, where he helped to guard Felwin’s Wall and became particularly infamous as an adversary among the Dark Elves, and then as a roving mercenary across Kaerok. During that time he amassed for himself a heavy suit of scrap armor and a small fortune. His visions continued. As they intensified, Gurgoh found himself unable to ignore them any longer. He traveled back to Frostheim, building a cabin for himself high in the most inimical peaks. Having spent much time among the other peoples of Anhelt, he now found value in the solitude he had once known in the mountains, and sought a return to that reclusiveness as he pondered the meaning of his existence. He expected to find a measure of peace, but instead his prophetic experiences grew even stronger. Images of the metal orb in particular became more and more insistent. The artifact seemed to lie in a desolate ruin that, from the stories his mother had told him, Gurgoh assumed to be the remains of the fabled Winter Hall. He scaled all the way up to the ancient stronghold, evading the Ice Golem at its heart by infiltrating its lower levels. With his magical talents he cast aside the feet-thick snow that covered entrances cracked open by the elements over centuries. Gurgoh discovered the royal treasure of the ancient kings of Frostheim at the heart of the hall's ice-clad vaults, the great orb among it – a part of a king's scepter. He returned home and, still guided by his visions, carved runes of snow and sundering into the metallic sphere before forging it into the head of a great mace, which he named Frost Bearer. For a while Gurgoh’s visions were quelled, but soon he began to experience something even stranger. Despite his isolation, other Ogryn braved the elements and sought him out. They claimed to have seen him in dreams of their own, dreams that foretold that he would one day unite them as a new and mighty Ogryn tribe that would rule the Redspike Mountains. At first, Gurgoh refused to entertain such ideas, for he had never sought personal power. Still, he could not deny that his auguries had thus far come true, and that he had recovered an ancient symbol of Frostheim kingship. It was not long before he too saw visions of his future self, ruling over a new kingdom of ice, stone, and steel. As more Ogryn are inexplicably drawn to what is rapidly becoming a stronghold high within the Redspike Mountains, the Humans of the kingdom are taking note, many considering the influx a potential threat. What remains unknown even to Gurgoh himself is whether he is in control of events, or whether his fate has already been chosen for him. Conclusion Gurgoh the Augur’s massive buff has vaulted him into the meta as one of the best Void Legendaries in <a href="https://www.raidshadowlegends.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">RAID: Shadow Legends</a>. Whether in wave content, Doom Tower floors, or the arena, Gurgoh’s ability to control and nuke enemies makes him an essential addition to your team. Equip him with high-accuracy gear, focus on control and speed, and watch him dominate both PvE and PvP. Now is the time to dust off this previously overlooked champion and unleash his full potential!&nbsp;

Gurgoh the Augur has received a massive buff in RAID: Shadow Legends, making him a top-tier Void Legendary. Learn the best build, gear, masteries, and blessings to maximize his potential.

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Gurgoh the Augur: A Powerful Meta Champion in RAID: Shadow Legends

<a href="https://youtu.be/OtS8XqlSQTI" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Seneschal</a>, from the Banner Lords faction, is a defense-based epic champion that may not have been on many players’ radar, but his toolkit provides excellent utility and control for certain game modes. In this guide, we’ll break down his skills, stats, masteries, blessings, gear, and the ideal build to maximize his potential. Skills Overview <a href="https://youtu.be/OtS8XqlSQTI" target="_blank"><img src="https://api.flotiq.com/image/0x0/_media-fdb10571-0472-465f-82e2-c3780f9ebb3b.PNG" title="Senechal" alt="Senechal" style="width: 800px; height: 470px; display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"></a> Bloodied Mace (A1) Attack Type: Single-target Effect: 30% chance of applying a&nbsp;Leech&nbsp;debuff for 2 turns. Damage Scaling: Based on Defense and Attack, but Seneschal’s low attack stat makes this ability mainly reliant on his Defense. Upgrade: Can increase damage and the chance of applying debuffs with books. Usage: While the damage is not outstanding, the leech effect allows your team to sustain longer in drawn-out battles. Misdirect (A2) Buff: Applies&nbsp;Perfect Veil&nbsp;and a 15% Continuous Heal&nbsp;on an ally for 2 turns. Cooldown: 4 turns (can be reduced with books). Usage: Perfect for keeping squishy allies alive in difficult battles, particularly in secret rooms or Faction Wars. Lordly Challenge (A3) Buff: Places a&nbsp;Counterattack buff on Seneschal for 2 turns. Debuff: 50% chance to place a&nbsp;Provoke debuff on all enemies for 1 turn. Cooldown: 5 turns (can be reduced with books). Usage: This skill shines in wave-clearing scenarios like&nbsp;Doom Tower and&nbsp;Faction Wars, where crowd control is essential. The Counterattack also synergizes well with his A1, helping apply more leeches. Stat Breakdown HP: 19,980 Defense: 1,266 Attack: 705 (low, so focus on Defense scaling) Speed: 105 Critical Rate: 15% Critical Damage: 50% Resistance: 45 Accuracy: 0 (will need boosting via gear for reliable Provoke application) Mastery Setup for Seneschal For Seneschal, a mastery setup that focuses on survivability, debuff accuracy, and&nbsp;crowd control is key. Here is a recommended mastery path that will maximize his effectiveness as a tank&nbsp;and provoker: Defense Tree (Primary Focus) Tough Skin: Increases Seneschal’s base defense to improve his durability. Blastproof: Reduces AoE damage, helping Seneschal survive against heavy-hitting teams. Rejuvenation: Enhances the healing from his&nbsp;Continuous Heal and the self-sustain from&nbsp;Leech. Delay Death: Reduces incoming damage, making him more resilient in prolonged battles. Cycle of Revenge: Increases his turn meter when allies take critical hits, allowing him to provoke or heal more often. Retribution: Allows Seneschal to counterattack when hit, increasing the chances to apply Leech via his A1. Fearsome Presence: Boosts the chance to land Provoke from his A3, further enhancing his control over the battlefield. Support Tree (Secondary Focus) Pinpoint Accuracy: Increases accuracy, ensuring his debuffs land more reliably. Charged Focus: Provides an accuracy boost when no skills are on cooldown, useful at the start of battles. Swarm Smiter: Further increases accuracy based on the number of enemies alive, great for wave-based content. Lore of Steel: Increases the effectiveness of gear sets, such as&nbsp;Perception or&nbsp;Stun. Master Hexer: Extends the duration of debuffs like&nbsp;Leech, providing more sustain for the team. Sniper: Improves the chance of placing&nbsp;Leech and&nbsp;Provoke, making him more reliable in his crowd-control role. Best <a href="https://raidhq.gg/raid/blessing" target="_blank">Blessings</a> for Seneschal Blessings add an extra layer of power to Seneschal, helping him enhance his role as a tank&nbsp;and crowd control&nbsp;champion. Below are some recommended blessings for him: Intimidating Presence (Defense Blessing) Effect: Strengthens the aura of all your champions and weakens the aura of enemy champions. Why: This blessing is fantastic for boosting the overall effectiveness of your team’s aura and weakening the enemy’s aura, giving your team an advantage in challenging content like Doom Tower&nbsp;and Faction Wars. Iron Will (Defense Blessing) Effect: Reduces damage from enemy AoE attacks. Why: Seneschal often acts as a frontline tank and provoker, so reducing incoming AoE damage helps him survive longer in wave-based content, making this blessing an ideal choice for&nbsp;Doom Tower,&nbsp;Faction Wars, and&nbsp;Ice Golem. Commanding Presence (Support Blessing) Effect: Increases the effectiveness of your team’s aura. Why: This blessing is great if Seneschal is paired with champions that rely on strong auras. It will help improve team performance, particularly in aura-dependent content like **Faction Wars** and **Secret Rooms**. Miracle Heal (Support Blessing) Effect: Restores some destroyed HP when healing. Why: Since Seneschal provides&nbsp;Continuous Heal&nbsp;with his A2, this blessing can restore destroyed HP, which is especially helpful in long fights or against bosses like&nbsp;Ice Golem&nbsp;that destroy HP. Survival Instinct (Support Blessing) Effect: Increases turn meter when Seneschal is debuffed. Why: Since Seneschal is often targeted by enemies when he provokes, this blessing helps him take more turns and cycle through his abilities faster, especially in Doom Tower and&nbsp;Faction Wars. Recommended Gear Sets for Seneschal Seneschal's role as a&nbsp;tank,&nbsp;provoker, and&nbsp;support makes his gear setup crucial for his effectiveness. Here's a breakdown of the best gear sets and stats for him: Stun Set (4 pieces) Purpose: Adds an 18% chance to stun the enemy with any attack. Reason: Since Seneschal's A3 (Lordly Challenge) is an AoE Provoke, using the Stun Set can help provide additional crowd control to lock down enemies. When to use: Best used in wave-based content like Doom Tower and Faction Wars where crowd control is essential. Perception Set (2 pieces) Purpose: Provides +40 Accuracy and +5% Speed. Reason: This set is crucial for Seneschal to ensure his&nbsp;Leech (A1) and&nbsp;Provoke (A3) debuffs land consistently. Accuracy is critical for a provoker and support champion like Seneschal. When to use: Great in all game modes where debuffs play an important role, like Faction Wars and Doom Tower. Speed Set (2 pieces) Purpose: Provides +12% Speed. Reason: Speed is important for any provoker or support champion. You want Seneschal to be fast so he can get his&nbsp;Provoke and&nbsp;Leech out as often as possible, keeping your team safe. When to use: Useful across all game modes to cycle through turns quickly. Main Stats for Gear: Weapon: Attack Helmet: HP Shield: Defense Chest: Defense% (scales his damage and increases his tankiness) Boots: Speed (to ensure he gets as many turns as possible to Provoke or Leech) Gauntlets: HP% or Defense% (depending on whether you need more survivability or defense scaling) Preferred Substats Accuracy: To ensure Provoke and Leech land on enemies. Speed: To increase the number of turns and improve crowd control uptime. Defense&nbsp;%: To maximize Seneschal’s tankiness and damage output (since his damage scales off Defense). HP %: Increases his survivability, making him more durable in longer fights. Accessories Amulet: Defense (to further increase his damage output from defense scaling)Ring: HP or Defense% (to keep him tanky and able to sustain damage) Banner: Accuracy (to ensure his debuffs land consistently, especially Provoke) Additional Gear Set Ideas Immortal Set (2 pieces): Provides 15% HP and heals by 3% every turn. This helps with Seneschal’s self-sustain when paired with his Leech and Counterattack abilities. Relentless Set (4 pieces): 18% chance to get an extra turn. This can be a niche set for Seneschal, allowing him to cycle through his Provoke and heal more often, especially in longer battles like Faction Wars. With the right gear, Seneschal will be an effective tank and provoker, keeping your team alive through his healing, debuffs, and control mechanics. Seneschal Lore To an outside observer, the kingdom of Kaerok might seem like one of the great bastions of authority in Anhelt, yet its position is forever precarious. The power of the king is not absolute, and arguably he rules at least in part due to the acquiescence of the Banner Lords. This confederation of nobles is kept in check by the need to maintain their own holdings in the face of the ever-grumbling peasantry, and the personal squabbling and politicking that means that many Banner Lords prefer the king’s authority to the thought of any of their fellows outdoing them. With so many nobles vying to maintain or increase their power, it would be an easy thing for Kaerok to descend into anarchy. The king’s authority is not negligible, however, and to ensure it is enforced he has recourse to a number of different groups and orders. Foremost among them are the Seneschals. The Seneschals act as the enforcers of royal will. If a fiefdom is lagging behind in its taxes, has ceased providing sufficient grain, or does not answer the call to war with sufficient alacrity, a Seneschal is sent to rectify the situation. Rarely do they find deliberate negligence at work – more often than not incompetence, regional disputes, or localized disasters are the cause of whatever problem has arisen. The Seneschal sets to work repairing matters and brings the region back into alignment with the rest of the kingdom. By ancient charter and royal writ, when on official business, Seneschals speak with the king’s authority. He is their direct liege-lord, leaving them beholden to no other in the hierarchy of Kaerok. The nobility cannot command them, nor can they refuse when a Seneschal makes demands. Because of this, the Seneschals are some of the most disliked people in Kaerok, with the nobility despising their authority and almost always viewing their interventions as unwelcome troublemaking. Anyone with a claim to nobility can apply to become a Seneschal, though their numbers are kept small and are usually drawn from families with a long history of notable loyalty to the king and his forebears. Sir Tilbrand is one example of those who have taken the Seneschal’s vows. His first task was to travel to the fiefdom of Lord Helmrath to recover a late tax payment. Tilbrand found that the region had been struck down by a bout of bog fever, the virulent infection laying a large number of the peasantry low and leaving their fields unharvested. Helmrath, more sympathetic than most, had not enforced the latest round of taxes. Tilbrand assessed the situation and conceived the solution. The knightly retinue accompanying Tilbrand seized Helmrath’s castle as an indemnity while he ordered payment to be offered to any willing to harvest the fields. It soon attracted laborers from neighboring regions, and while the Helmraths suffered financially, Tilbrand permitted them to recoup some of the money gained from the sale of excess grain, while the rest was claimed as the king’s tax. Since then Tilbrand has earned a reputation as one of the crown’s most efficient problem-solvers, bringing a harsh utilitarianism to issues throughout Kaerok. This has earned him no small amount of enemies, but like all Seneschals, Tilbrand is well-trained in more than mere self-defense. A competent warrior, he has slain everything from assassins to outraged nobles who have dared challenge him to single combat. Thus far, none have been able to stop him from enforcing his king’s will. Conclusion Seneschal may not be the first choice for many players, but with the right build, masteries, blessings, and understanding of his abilities, he can be a surprisingly effective champion in certain content. His mix of&nbsp;buffs,&nbsp;crowd control, and&nbsp;self-sustain makes him a valuable addition to your roster, particularly in&nbsp;Doom Tower and&nbsp;Faction Wars. Don’t sleep on Seneschal—he might just surprise you!&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Seneschal, the epic defense champion from RAID: Shadow Legends, excels in crowd control and support with his Provoke, Leech, and Perfect Veil abilities. Learn the best build, masteries, and gear in this detailed guide.

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Seneschal - An Underrated Epic Defense Champion: Build & Guide

In this guide, we’ll explore <a href="https://youtu.be/Nyamz5y-JGw" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Khafru the Deathkeeper,</a> an Epic Defense-based Champion from the Undead Hordes faction in <a href="https://www.raidshadowlegends.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">RAID: Shadow Legends</a>. Initially, Khafru didn’t generate much excitement due to underwhelming reviews in-game and online tier lists, but after testing him thoroughly, we’ve found that he offers much more than meets the eye. Khafru's Base Stats <a href="https://youtu.be/Nyamz5y-JGw" target="_blank"><img src="https://api.flotiq.com/image/0x0/_media-b3027e2f-4e2b-4746-a9df-d40e25f9172e.PNG" title="Khafru the Deathkeeper" alt="Khafru the Deathkeeper" style="width: 801px; height: 471px; display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"></a> HP: 18,330 ATK: 749 DEF: 1,332 SPD: 99 C. RATE: 15% C. DMG: 50% RES: 45 ACC: 0 These base stats may seem average, but Khafru's skillset more than compensates for it, especially considering his tanky DEF stat. Let’s dive into his abilities. Skills Breakdown Bone Gladius (A1) Effect: Attacks 1 enemy with a 50% chance to transfer 1 random debuff from Khafru to the target. Damage based on: [DEF] Upgrades: Damage increases and buff/debuff transfer chance improve with books. This skill offers decent utility, particularly in high-debuff encounters like Hydra and Faction Wars. Its debuff-transfer mechanic can be situationally powerful, especially when paired with Khafru's defensive stats. Khafru’s Command (A2) Effect: Attacks all enemies, removes 1 random debuff from all allies before attacking, and heals each ally by 10% of Khafru's MAX HP if a debuff is removed. Cooldown: 5 turns (can be reduced to 3 with books). Damage based on: [DEF] This is the centerpiece of Khafru's kit. It not only cleanses debuffs but also escalates damage based on how many debuffs were removed. This makes him invaluable in content like Hydra, where managing debuffs is crucial. The additional heal gives your team much-needed sustain, especially when paired with Khafru's strong defense. Goad the Living (A3) Effect: Places an [Unkillable] buff on Khafru for 1 turn and a [Taunt] buff for 2 turns. Cooldown: 6 turns (can be reduced to 4 with books). This skill transforms Khafru into a tanky powerhouse. Not only does he protect his team with [Taunt], drawing enemy attacks, but he also ensures his survival with the [Unkillable] buff. This is useful for content like Clan Boss or Hydra, where surviving deadly hits is critical. Nekhret's Guardian (Passive) Effect: Decreases the damage all allies receive by 10%, with Khafru taking the damage instead. Khafru acts as a defensive buffer, soaking up some of the damage directed at your team. Combined with his [Unkillable] and [Taunt], Khafru can serve as a pseudo-tank in various game modes, including high-damage battles like Ice Golem or Faction Wars. Gear Recommendations for Khafru We built Khafru for&nbsp;damage&nbsp;using a combination of Lethal&nbsp;and&nbsp;Crit Damage&nbsp;sets. This setup allows him to maximize his nuking potential in various content, including wave clearing and boss fights. However, there are many ways to build Khafru depending on your team’s needs and your preferred playstyle. Here are some alternative gear suggestions: Alternative Gear Suggestions Regeneration/Immortal If you want to focus more on survivability, Regeneration or Immortal sets are excellent choices. Since Khafru absorbs damage for the team, these sets keep him alive longer and allow him to heal consistently. Guardian Set This set works beautifully with his passive, further reducing the damage your allies take while making Khafru even more durable. Bolster Set Another survivability-focused option, Bolster will provide shields for the team and help Khafru tank damage more effectively. Primary Stats Gauntlets: Crit Damage or Crit Rate (depending on your Crit Rate% from other gear pieces). Chestplate: DEF%. Boots: Speed or DEF%, depending on whether you're focusing more on survivability or damage. Weapon: Standard ATK stat. Helmet: HP. Shield: DEF. Ring: DEF for overall tankiness. Amulet: Crit Damage to enhance his damage-dealing capabilities. Banner: DEF or Accuracy. If you want to maximize his A1 debuff transfer, some Accuracy on the banner helps, though it's not mandatory unless you're focused on transferring debuffs. Masteries for Khafru the Deathkeeper We built Khafru to strike a balance between damage and defense, making him a versatile champion that can handle both offensive and defensive roles. The masteries enhance his ability to mitigate damage, deal significant hits, and sustain himself in battle. Offense Tree The Offense Tree was chosen to maximize Khafru's damage output, especially in boss fights and longer content. Here are the key masteries we picked from the Offense Tree: Deadly Precision: Increases Crit Rate by 5%. This is essential for ensuring Khafru lands critical hits more consistently. Keen Strike: Increases Crit Damage by 10%. With Khafru’s DEF-based damage scaling, more Crit Damage means bigger hits. Heart of Glory: Increases damage dealt by 5% when Khafru is at full HP. This works well since his Unkillable buff can help him maintain full HP for a portion of the fight. Whirlwind of Death: Increases Speed by 6 for each enemy killed, up to 18 Speed. This helps Khafru in wave content or in battles where he’s frequently getting kills. Single Out: Increases damage dealt by 8% to targets with less than 40% HP. Great for finishing off enemies, particularly in boss fights. Life Drinker: Heals Khafru by 5% of the damage dealt when attacking enemies with less than 50% HP. This mastery is crucial for keeping Khafru alive, especially when he's low on HP and benefiting from his Unkillable buff. Bring it Down: Increases damage dealt by 6% against targets with higher MAX HP. Useful in fights against bosses or tanky champions. Wrath of the Slain: Increases damage by 5% for each dead ally, up to 10%. This mastery adds situational burst damage, especially in tough fights like Hydra or Clan Boss. Cycle of Violence: Has a 30% chance of reducing the cooldown of a random skill by 1 turn if Khafru deals 30% of the target’s MAX HP in one hit. This helps reset his skills faster, increasing his utility in long fights. War Master: This is the primary mastery that enhances Khafru's overall damage, particularly in boss fights like Clan Boss or Hydra. War Master gives him a chance to deal bonus damage based on the enemy’s MAX HP. This is perfect for a champion like Khafru, who has high survivability and benefits from long fights. Defense Tree The Defense Tree was chosen to make Khafru even more durable, allowing him to absorb more damage and protect the team. The masteries here complement his passive ability to absorb damage for his allies: Tough Skin: Increases base DEF by 75. This is an easy boost to Khafru’s defensive stat, which is crucial for both his survivability and damage output. Blastproof: Reduces damage from AoE attacks by 5%. Since Khafru is often taking hits due to his [Taunt] buff, this reduces the damage he takes from enemy AoEs. Rejuvenation: Increases the healing and shield buffs Khafru receives by 5%. This is beneficial for extending the effectiveness of his A2 heal and any shields applied to him. Shadow Heal: Heals Khafru by 6% of his MAX HP when an enemy is healed. This provides an extra layer of healing, especially in longer fights or against enemies with healing abilities. Selfless Defender: Reduces damage taken by an ally from the first hit in each round by 20%. This is a key mastery for champions that are meant to protect the team. It synergizes well with Khafru’s role as a tank and team protector. Blessings for Khafru the Deathkeeper When it comes to blessings, we recommend picking one that complements Khafru's role as a defensive powerhouse and secondary damage dealer. Depending on your team composition and the content you're focusing on, there are several good options for him: Cruelty This is the top choice we recommended for Khafru.&nbsp;Cruelty&nbsp;reduces the target’s defense with each hit, stacking up to 20% reduction. This is excellent for making your team hit harder, as it directly lowers the defense of enemy champions, making them more vulnerable to attacks. Since Khafru can deal AoE damage with his A2, this blessing helps him weaken multiple enemies at once, allowing your team to deal more damage over time. It's especially effective in boss fights and long battles like Hydra or Clan Boss, where you need to chip away at enemies’ defenses. Commanding Presence If you already have another champion applying defense reduction or you want to focus on supporting your team,&nbsp;Commanding Presence&nbsp;is another great option for Khafru. This blessing increases the strength of your team’s aura, making it particularly useful if you're running a powerful aura in dungeons, Clan Boss, or even PvP. Khafru, being a defense-based champion, will naturally benefit from increased survivability if you're using a defense-boosting aura, and this blessing will amplify its effect. Crushing Rend (for 6-Star Awakening) If you're lucky enough to have Khafru awakened to 6 stars,&nbsp;Crushing Rend becomes an option that further enhances his offensive capabilities. It allows Khafru to ignore a portion of the enemy's defense with every attack. This is a great blessing if you’re building Khafru for damage, as it lets him hit even harder, especially when combined with high Crit Damage and DEF stats. Other Options If you're building Khafru more as a tank and less for damage output, blessings like&nbsp;Chainbreaker or&nbsp;Survival Instinct could also be considered. These blessings help with survivability by improving Khafru's ability to take damage, heal, and cleanse debuffs. Where to Use Khafru Khafru is an exceptional champion for a variety of end-game content. His cleansing, taunting, and defensive kit make him perfect for: Hydra: The cleansing, damage mitigation, and taunt mechanics are invaluable. Clan Boss: His damage absorption, healing, and ability to survive via [Unkillable] help him take massive hits and stay alive. Faction Wars: Provides utility with cleansing and damage mitigation. PvP: While not a typical arena nuker, his survivability allows him to stand up against tough enemies. Ice Golem: His passive and AoE skills make him excellent at tanking and dealing damage. Lore of Khafru Only the strongest Undead warriors may serve a lord as mighty as Nekhret the Great. Or so the Deathless Eagle has proclaimed. In his desert fastness, Nekhret builds an army of conquest, though few are deemed worthy to fight in his shadow. Among his chosen warriors is the mummified brute known as Khafru the Deathkeeper. Khafru has served Nekhret longer than any other being; a dubious honor, but one he claims for his own. In life, he was Nekhret’s chief bodyguard. Chosen for his size and strength, Khafru was trained by the greatest warriors of the kingdom to serve and protect Nekhret from any danger. In addition to physical prowess, Khafru was taught prudence and patience, qualities he would need to advise his headstrong master. For many years, Khafru fought alongside Nekhret in wars of domination, defending him against numerous assassination attempts. He did his best to curb Nekhret’s hunger for glory, but it was no easy task. Khafru fell out of favor with his master more than once, even suffering exile from the kingdom. Yet, his skill and loyalty would always earn him forgiveness, and Khafru would return to his master’s side. Khafru’s loyalty only failed once—during Nekhret’s final battle against a great sand wyrm. Despite his better judgment, Khafru accompanied Nekhret in the fight against the creature, but his courage faltered at the sight of the beast, and he could only watch as Nekhret fought the wyrm alone. Though Nekhret triumphed, it was at the cost of his life. Shamed by his failure, Khafru carried Nekhret’s body back to the kingdom and volunteered to be mummified and entombed with his master. Khafru swore that if he could not protect Nekhret in life, he would keep him safe in death. A year later, when the Deathless Eagle rose as an Undead horror, so too did Khafru, drawn back from oblivion by the same dark magic. Now, once again, Khafru serves Nekhret as his immortal shield, determined to protect his master from any harm. Even in death, he continues his eternal vigil, fighting fiercely to make up for the one time he failed his king in life. Conclusion Khafru the Deathkeeper may not be the most well-known Epic champion, but don’t sleep on his potential. With the right gear, masteries, blessings, and build, he can be a top-tier choice for Hydra, Clan Boss, and other content requiring survivability and team support. Whether you're a new or experienced player, adding Khafru to your lineup is a great investment for those difficult battles where you need a champion who can take hits and keep your team going strong.

Khafru the Deathkeeper RAID guide: Learn the best gear, masteries, and blessings to unlock his potential in Hydra, Clan Boss, and more!

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Khafru the Deathkeeper Champion Guide – RAID: Shadow Legends...

Khafru the Deathkeeper Champion Guide – RAID: Shadow Legends

<a href="https://youtu.be/7hEqOVOJfGU" target="_blank">Thor Faehammer</a>, the legendary Barbarian attack champion in<a href="https://www.raidshadowlegends.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow"> RAID: Shadow Legends</a>, has quickly earned a reputation as one of the most powerful nukers in the game. With a design inspired by the Norse god Thor, he looks every bit as fierce as his in-game performance. Whether you’re battling through Campaign, dominating Arena, or conquering Hydra Clan Boss, Thor Faehammer can be a game-changer if built correctly. In this guide, we’ll break down Thor Faehammer’s best builds, gear, masteries, blessings, and where he excels in various content. <a href="https://youtu.be/7hEqOVOJfGU" target="_blank"><img src="https://api.flotiq.com/image/0x0/_media-bbd44d0a-111b-4931-8aa7-1c0443158535.PNG" title="Thor Faehammer" alt="Thor Faehammer" style="width: 800px; height: 469px; display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"></a> Thor Faehammer’s Skills Breakdown A1: Wrath of Mjolnir Attacks 1 enemy twice with a 20% chance of repeating the attack. Each hit reduces the target's Turn Meter by 10%. Best Use: This skill is especially effective in areas like Dark Fae, where Turn Meter control is crucial. With the ability to repeat his attacks, Thor can keep enemies at bay while ramping up his Thunder counter. A2: Fulminous Ricochet (AOE) Attacks all enemies after the first selected target, with each hit increasing damage by 25%, stacking up to 100%. The skill also ignores Block Damage and Unkillable buffs. Best Use: This is Thor’s signature nuke skill, dealing massive damage across multiple enemies and ignoring some of the most annoying buffs like Block Damage and Unkillable. It's particularly useful in the Arena, where champions like Leorius or Skullcrown often rely on these buffs for survival. A3: Hammer of Heaven (AOE) Attacks all enemies while buffing himself with a 50% Increase ATK and a 30% Increase C.DMG for 2 turns. Additionally, Thor has a 75% chance to decrease enemy RES by 10% (stacks up to 50%) and place a 30% Decrease SPD debuff on all enemies for 2 turns. Best Use: Hammer of Heaven makes Thor a powerhouse in Hydra, Doom Tower, and even Arena. The self-buffs ensure that this attack hits incredibly hard, and the debuffs make it easier for your team to land their debuffs. Passive: Sky Rupture - Every time Thor deals damage, he gains a Thunder stack (up to 10), increasing his damage by 3% per stack (up to 30%). Once he reaches 10 stacks, he attacks all enemies and places a Stun debuff for 1 turn. After the attack, the Thunder counter resets to 0. - Best Use: This passive stacks consistent damage while adding crowd control through the AoE stun when his Thunder counter hits 10. Aura Increases Ally ATK in all Battles by 30%. Best Use: A solid all-around aura, useful in any battle scenario. Best Build for Thor Faehammer Gear Recommendations Thor is a high-damage champion, and he shines with sets that boost his damage output or allow him to ignore enemy defenses. Here are the top gear sets for Thor: Merciless Set Prioritizing Ignore DEF, this set is ideal if you want Thor to deal maximum damage in high-end content like Hydra or Arena. Lethal Set Another great set for ignoring defense while boosting his critical hit stats. Slayer Set If you have the gear, a 9-piece Slayer set is perfect for boosting Thor’s AoE damage capabilities. Alternative Gear Combinations Lethal + Merciless/Cruel If you can’t gather a full set of Slayer or Merciless, pairing Lethal with Cruel or Merciless is also effective. It maintains high damage output by ignoring defense and boosting crit stats. Example Gear Setup Banner: Equipped with an accuracy banner to help land debuffs from Thor’s A3 (Hammer of Heaven). Amulet: Focus on critical damage for massive damage increases, especially when paired with the AOE skills. Boots: Attack percentage with speed is ideal for increasing damage while ensuring Thor has enough speed to execute his skills. Attack percentage on boots helps maximize Thor’s damage while still keeping him fast enough for key turns. Stats to Prioritize Attack%: Thor’s damage scales off ATK, so boosting his attack stats is key. Look for ATK% on your gauntlets, chest, and boots where possible. Critical Rate and Critical Damage: Max out his crit rate to ensure consistent damage. Pair that with high critical damage for devastating hits. Speed: While attack is a priority, don’t neglect speed. Thor needs to go fast enough to stack his Thunder counters and deliver his AoE attacks before the enemy team gets a chance. Accuracy: This is important to land his debuffs from his A3. In the example build, Thor had 240 accuracy, which was slightly lower than desired but still functional. Thor Faehammer’s Masteries Thor’s masteries should focus on maximizing his damage while giving him some utility in longer fights. Here's an optimal setup: Offense Tree Helm Smasher:&nbsp;We recommend Helm Smasher as a choice for Thor, which increases his chances of ignoring enemy defenses in PvP scenarios. This is a great choice if you plan to use Thor primarily in Arena, as it enhances his already strong AOE skills.Warmaster: If you're focusing more on PvE content like Clan Boss or Hydra, Warmaster is another excellent mastery for boosting Thor's damage. This would be the preferred option for sustained battles. Support Tree Pinpoint Accuracy: Increases Thor's accuracy, which is useful for landing his debuffs in PvE content. Cycle of Magic: Helps reduce cooldowns and gives Thor more opportunities to use his heavy-hitting skills. We prefer Warmaster for PvE content. The mastery build can be flexible depending on where you intend to use Thor more frequently. Thor Faehammer’s <a href="https://raidhq.gg/raid/blessing" target="_blank">Blessings</a> Blessings provide significant stat boosts or utility depending on the one chosen. For Thor Faehammer, the recommended blessing is: Nature’s Wrath We believe that Nature’s Wrath is the best blessing for Thor. This blessing increases Thor’s overall damage and synergizes well with his AoE-heavy kit. It’s particularly effective in PvE content like Hydra Clan Boss and other prolonged battles where his damage output can stack significantly over time. Thor Faehammer’s Lore Wielder of the legendary hammer, Mjolnir, Thor is as blunt and unyielding as the weapon he proudly bears. Before Asgard hid itself from the prying eyes of mortals, Thor was revered by the people of Frostheim. Huscarls sought to follow his example in his devotion to duty and unflinching loyalty to his lord and people. Warriors honed their bodies and practiced their battle-drills daily to emulate Thor’s incredible strength and formidable endurance. Fulminancers and stormcasters held him as their patron for his mastery of thunder and lightning. The hammer became ingrained in Frostheim culture as a symbol of str... The tales of Thor’s countless great deeds were told all over Frostheim. One favorite told of how he tied the terrible Demon-serpent, Jorgunmundr, into an unsolvable knot and cast it into the freezing ocean to drown. Another was the time when he slew a dozen Dragonkin assassins who reached Odin’s throne room disguised as diplomats – those he did not crush into scaled paste with Mjolnir, he throttled with his bare hands. Thor’s greatest victory became known as the Jotunn-breaking. The Rimetitans, a powerful Jotunn clan, expanded from their domains in the Razor-fjords, in the northeast Redspikes, destroying villages, stealing livestock, and butchering people. Magically attuned to the region’s wintry climes, the Jotunn’s skin was blue and hard as frozen rock, their hair icicles and hoarfrost. They bore jagged shields and weapons of solid mountain rock, which they carved with their bare teeth. Alone, Thor met hundreds of Rimetitans atop the Storokk Glacier as the sun set. War cries, the cracking of rock, and bellows of pain were heard fifty leagues away, and in numerous towns, the ‘night was made day’ by the flashing of countless lightning bolts. It was over by sunrise. Trackers climbed to the glacier's top and peered over the edge. The Storokk’s surface was littered with the body parts of pulverized Jotunn and smeared with their blood. Body parts charred by lightning were so intermingled with the gore there was no telling how many Jotunn there had been. Thor was nowhere to be seen. When he returned to Asgard, he carried on his back the severed head of the Rimetitans’ chieftain, his forehead caved in where Mjolnir had struck it. The Rimetitans all but disappeared from history. It was some time after this battle, early in the Age of Treachery, that Thor met Loki, a wandering Fae who had come to Asgard. The two were polar opposites, Loki irreverent and sly, Thor serious and true. Both realized they had a love of adventuring across wild Teleria. Loki plied Thor with questions about the Redspikes, and Thor was fascinated by Loki’s tales of the jungles of Torcelin Istriv and the shifting dunes of the Krokhan Desert. The two spent years adventuring together. Thor showed Loki every inch of the Redspikes; he could name every peak, river, ridge, and pass. They traveled into wider Anhelt, including the Mountains of Despair, of which Thor knew little less than his own land. Together they beheld wonders, escaped monsters, tumbled down scree slopes, and swam through raging torrents. He was always disappointed, however, that Loki never showed him anything from his amazing tales. They never traveled to distant Peltas to see the arenas of Velyzar or the city-sized marshes of the Sorrowlakes. Long after Loki had disappeared without a word, upsetting Thor who trusted his friend had good reason, Freyja the Golden spoke of visions connected to the elusive Fae. Thor was at first happy – perhaps his friend was returning. But as she continued, Freyja said she saw signs connecting the Trickster with a plot to free the Fire Knight and thaw the Waters of Life. Thor felt betrayed. Was Loki using everything he taught him about the nature of ice and snow, of the dangers of mountains and how to survive them, in a quest to do the unthinkable? Ultimately, the answer mattered not. Odin silently ordered Thor to apprehend Loki and bring him to Asgard. It almost certainly meant fighting his old friend, though he hoped it would not come to that. One question did occur to him – what if Loki was doing this for good? What if Freyja misunderstood or missed some crucial detail? The only way to know was to find Loki… but the Fae was a clever being. He was not above lying, a skill he could easily use for ill. Thor hoped his friendship with Loki would see all this settled. If he had to bring Mjolnir to bear he would, but the thought of that was as dark as the clouds above as he departed Asgard. Final Thoughts: Is Thor Faehammer Worth It? If you’re lucky enough to have pulled Thor Faehammer or completed his Fusion event, congratulations! Thor is an incredibly versatile and powerful champion with immense damage potential in both PvE and PvP. Whether you’re looking for a high-damage dealer for your Hydra team, a fast campaign farmer, or an Arena nuker, Thor can fill those roles with ease. His utility, especially his ability to ignore Unkillable and Block Damage, makes him a fantastic counter to some of the most common defensive strategies in the game. Build him with high Attack, Crit Rate, Crit Damage, and enough Speed and Accuracy, and Thor will become a force to be reckoned with on your account.

Discover the best builds, gear, masteries, and blessings for Thor Faehammer in RAID: Shadow Legends. Unleash his full potential in Arena, Hydra, and more!

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Thor Faehammer Guide: Best Builds and Masteries (He's a Monster!)

<a href="https://youtu.be/SpCIYdaWb7M" target="_blank">Aragaz Wyldking</a>, the latest addition to the Orc faction in <a href="https://www.raidshadowlegends.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">RAID: Shadow Legends</a>, is making waves as a powerhouse of healing, protection, and crowd control. In this guide, we’ll dive deep into Aragaz Wyldking's skills, best builds, blessings, and how to maximize his potential in both PvE and PvP scenarios. <a href="https://youtu.be/SpCIYdaWb7M" target="_blank"><img src="https://api.flotiq.com/image/0x0/_media-3bacfb67-c302-47af-a0e0-7a54ec26fbfe.PNG" title="Aragaz Wyldking" alt="Aragaz Wyldking" style="width: 800px; height: 468px; display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"></a> Aragaz Wyldking’s Skills Wyldking Polearm (A1) Aragaz’s basic attack doesn’t just deal damage, it provides a huge heal! He attacks 1 enemy, and if any ally’s HP is below 50%, he heals them back to 50% of their MAX HP. This makes Aragaz a critical sustain champion, especially in long battles where healing can make all the difference. Damage is based on [HP]. Sacrificial Ploy (A2) This unique skill targets an ally, dealing damage equal to 50% of the target's current HP. After the damage is dealt, Aragaz places a Shield buff on the ally, equal to the HP they’re missing, and fills their Turn Meter by the same percentage. Not only does this skill keep allies safe, but it also boosts their speed, helping them take turns faster in critical moments. Aragaz himself also gains the same Turn Meter boost. Cackle of Blades (A3) Aragaz attacks all enemies, placing a Provoke debuff with a 100% chance. This crowd control ability is enhanced by a 25% Strengthen buff on all allies, reducing incoming damage and keeping your team alive. Even better, if you’re running multiple Orcs, faction bonuses activate—making Aragaz immune to debuffs like Block Active Skills and cooldown increases, or automatically activating this skill when an ally’s HP drops below 50%. Underdogs (Passive) Aragaz’s passive ability boosts allies with low HP by making them deal 30% more damage when their HP falls below 50%. Additionally, it provides solid damage mitigation, reducing damage taken by allies with 50% HP or less by 30%. With multiple Orc allies, you’ll also see increased stats and even instant extra turns, stacking up to 25%. Aura Aragaz offers a 33% Ally DEF boost in all battles and a 25% HP boost for Orc allies. This makes him invaluable in any battle situation, providing both defense and sustainability to keep your team going. Best Gear, Masteries, and Blessings for Aragaz Wyldking To get the most out of Aragaz, you'll want to focus on&nbsp;HP,&nbsp;Speed, and&nbsp;Defense. His skills scale off HP, so the higher you can boost this stat, the more powerful his heals and shields will be. Speed ensures he cycles through his abilities quickly, keeping your team safe and topping up their health. We recommend the following setup: Gear Sets Stone Skin: This set provides Aragaz with high survivability in PvP, allowing him to absorb heavy hits and still stand tall. Ideal for Arena, it helps him maintain control with Provoke while being tanky enough to survive early-round nukes. Lethal Set: This increases damage output and boosts critical damage, giving Aragaz the potential to deal significant damage while still fulfilling his support role. This is especially useful in Arena where damage is key. In PvE scenarios, especially for longer battles like Clan Boss or Hydra: Regeneration Set: Perfect for maximizing healing over time, ensuring Aragaz can consistently heal himself and his allies, keeping them alive in extended fights. Immortal Set: Adds HP and healing each turn, making Aragaz a reliable healer who stays in the fight longer. Main Stats Gauntlets: Crit Damage Chest: HP Percentage Boots: Speed Ring: HP Amulet: Crit Damage Banner: HP or Defense (Accuracy is less important as Aragaz’s Provoke is guaranteed) <a href="https://raidhq.gg/raid/blessing" target="_blank">Blessings</a> Here are a few blessings that work well with Aragaz Wyldking in both PvE and PvP: PvE Blessings Phantom Touch Ideal for champions that deal HP-based damage, Phantom Touch adds extra hits to Aragaz’s attacks. This blessing works well for Clan Boss, Faction Wars, and other PvE content, as it boosts his damage output and keeps him relevant as a secondary damage dealer. Hero’s Soul This blessing enhances Aragaz’s performance in PvE by increasing the damage dealt to bosses. In fights like Hydra and Clan Boss, this will significantly boost Aragaz’s damage, especially as his abilities scale with HP. This also helps in long, drawn-out battles where his sustain skills shine. PvP Blessings Intimidating Presence For Arena, this blessing is perfect as it boosts Aragaz’s aura and reduces the effectiveness of the enemy team’s auras. This can be especially useful in PvP scenarios where aura manipulation can make a big difference in winning a match. Aragaz’s aura, which boosts ally DEF, will become even more powerful, helping your team survive longer. Chainbreaker Aragaz’s survivability is crucial in PvP, and Chainbreaker ensures that debuffs like [Stun], [Provoke], and [Freeze] won’t hinder him for long. It provides a chance to remove these debuffs, allowing Aragaz to continue his healing, provoking, and shielding without being locked down by enemy crowd control. These blessings help make Aragaz more versatile, whether you’re looking to deal extra damage or ensure his survivability in both PvE and PvP. Masteries PvE Mastery Build In PvE content like Clan Boss and Hydra, Aragaz’s role is primarily support, but he can also contribute a decent amount of damage over time. Offense Tree Focus on maximizing damage output. Deadly Precision – Increase Critical Rate. Heart of Glory – Increase damage while at full HP. Single Out – Increase damage to targets with low HP. Life Drinker – Heal by 5% of damage dealt when attacking with 50% HP or less. Bring It Down – Increase damage against targets with higher max HP. Warmaster – This will significantly boost Aragaz's damage against Clan Boss and other PvE bosses due to bonus damage on each hit. Support Tree Focus on improving healing and utility. Steadfast – Max HP boost, improving Aragaz’s survivability. Lay on Hands – Increase the amount of healing from skills. Healing Savior – Increase the healing amount on targets with low HP. Merciful Aid – Increases the value of [Shield] and healing buffs placed on allies. This build focuses on increasing Aragaz’s healing output while also taking advantage of his HP-based damage. Warmaster will ensure that he deals extra damage in longer fights, such as Clan Boss or Hydra, where consistent damage is key. PvP Mastery Build For PvP, Aragaz needs to be more of a tanky crowd controller, ensuring that he can lock down enemies while dealing damage when needed. Offense Tree Focus on increasing damage for Arena battles. Deadly Precision – Increase Critical Rate. Keen Strike – Increase Critical Damage. Shield Breaker – Increase damage when attacking enemies with [Shield] buffs. Cycle of Violence – Has a chance to reduce cooldown of a skill if a target takes 30% or more damage from a single hit. Bring It Down – Increase damage against targets with higher max HP. Helm Smasher – Gives Aragaz a chance to ignore part of the target’s defense, making him hit harder in PvP battles. Defense Tree Focus on survivability and crowd control. Tough Skin – Provides a flat defense increase. Blastproof – Reduces damage from AoE attacks. Resurgent – Has a chance of removing a debuff when Aragaz loses 25% or more HP in a single hit. Delay Death – Reduces damage taken for every hit Aragaz takes. Retribution – Gives Aragaz a chance to counterattack when he takes a hit. This PvP setup prioritizes both Aragaz’s survivability and his ability to crowd control enemies with his&nbsp;Provoke ability.&nbsp;Helm Smasher ensures that Aragaz can deal strong damage even against tankier champions, making him a versatile threat in the Arena. These mastery and blessing setups ensure Aragaz Wyldking can be built for both PvP and PvE scenarios, maximizing his role as both a support champion and a damage dealer where needed. His Provoke and healing abilities, combined with the right gear, masteries, and blessings, make him a force to be reckoned with in all areas of the game. Aragaz Wyldking’s Lore When Siroth launched the Second Great War, the whole world held its breath. Truces were made, alliances forged, grudges set aside, and almost all other concerns faded to insignificance. Heroes emerged and rallied their people, for all Teleria knew that they had to stand together and fight or else be destroyed. One of the great leaders of the War was Aragaz, called Wyldking for his affinity with the wilderness and its creatures, especially the hyenas that he made his totem animal. From a youth, he admired their individual ferocity, tenacity, and communal cooperation, fearing them and respecting them equally. Aragaz was at one point an unlikely warlord. He was part of a Dusk Hills Orc clan, whose members were beset by hunger, thirst, foul weather, and predators. Aragaz resented the struggle, the sacrifices, and the ancestral sense of alienation. He thought that Orcs should take a place among the urbanites and agrarians of the great kingdoms and city-states, reconciling. Even more than he wished for Orcs to be accepted, he wished for them to accept each other: to him the constant, casual warfare between Orc clans was tragically wasteful. These views would have made him craven and pathetic in the eyes of his clanmates, even subversive, so he held his tongue. He did this for two decades. Everything changed when Aragaz returned from a routine hunt to find twisted, blood-soaked Demonspawn, vanguards of the Second Great War, cutting down the cream of his clan's warriors. Aragaz charged into the midst of the Demonspawn from behind, taking them by surprise and buying the Orcs under attack breathing room. But they were shattered and terrified, and victory was impossible, so Aragaz urged them to make a fighting retreat with him and regroup. The clan's leaders were all dead. Aragaz suggested his clan's remnants join forces with those of former rival clans, whom they found had also been beset by Demonspawn. He was a gruff, abrasive, and uncompromising negotiator, short on charm and charisma. But his clear-eyed logic forced his own people and the survivors of other clans to concede they only stood a chance by working together. Aragaz and his followers camped in the hills, accepting any Orc refugees they encountered. They also began a guerrilla campaign against the Demonspawn. Adopting the canny tactics of hyena packs, Aragaz harried and harassed the invaders, chipping away at their numbers and melting back into the landscape when attacked in strength. He used false flags and forged letters to direct Demonspawn forces into ruinous engagements. Feint attacks from multiple directions stretched the defenders of Demonspawn encampments thin, only for Aragaz to lead a spearhead charge into their heart, cackling and howling like a hyena pack alpha as he did so. The Orcs under his command found his skulking, tricksy stratagems inglorious, at first. With victory came acceptance however and, finally, pride. Orcs flocked to his banners. After months of hard fighting and rough living, Aragaz drove the Demonspawn out of a large swath of the Dusk Hills. Pushing into the Krokhan Desert, he encountered armies under the Arbiter's direct command, recovering from their own battles. He hurried to offer his strength to their cause, but when the Humans and Elves saw an approaching Orc horde, they reacted hostilely. Even when Lightbringers arbitrated between them to ensure they worked together as part of the Arbiter's grand coalition, old prejudices against Orcs were impossible to extinguish. Aragaz's totemic embrace of the hyena did not help, for the beasts were associated with death, disease, and malice in the eyes of the 'civilized' world. His forces won many triumphs, disrupting the enemy's crucial lines of supplies and intelligence. More than once, his forces' interventions saved elements of the Arbiter's forces on the brink of destruction, sometimes at heavy cost in Orc lives. Regardless, his efforts were dismissed and diminished by non-Orcs. By the waning weeks of the Great War, Aragaz's old belief that the Orcs should seek partnership with the other peoples of Teleria had been destroyed. His Orcs were, by then, fiercely loyal to him, having long since overcome their clan disputes and ceased infighting under his leadership. If that was to be his legacy, he was content with it: if the rest of Teleria would look down upon the Orcs no matter what, then Orcs should stand united against the world that scorned them so. For generations afterward, Aragaz was known as a symbol of the Orcs' stubborn pride and dignity, their unwillingness to compromise and refusal to passively accept the abuse of their oppressors. He had been a prickly, moody, sharp-tongued leader, but those very traits became a point of pride for his followers and admirers. To this day, many Orc clans in the Dusk Hills hold the hyena as a totemic creature and sing the praises of the Wyldking. Conclusion Aragaz Wyldking is a versatile Orc faction lord, capable of sustaining teams through intense battles while also locking down enemies with his Provoke. His unique skillset makes him a valuable asset in both PvE and PvP. Whether you’re looking to dominate in Hydra Clan Boss or control the arena, Aragaz Wyldking is a champion that will serve you well with the right build.&nbsp;

Aragaz Wyldking guide for RAID: Shadow Legends – discover the best gear, masteries, blessings, and team setups to dominate in PvE and PvP battles.

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Aragaz Wyldking: The Ultimate Orc Faction Lord | RAID: Shadow Legends Guide

Alatreon Blademaster is an S-tier PvE support champion in RAID: Shadow Legends, excelling with shields, cleanses, and buffs. Learn his best gear, masteries, and blessings!

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Alatreon Blademaster Guide | S-Tier PvE Support Champion in ...

Alatreon Blademaster Guide | S-Tier PvE Support Champion in RAID: Shadow Legends

<a href="https://raidhq.gg/raid/champions/aeila-lifebraid" target="_blank">Aeila Lifebraid</a> is an Epic Support champion from the Sylvan Watchers faction in <a href="https://www.raidshadowlegends.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">RAID: Shadow Legends</a>. Often overlooked, she brings an exceptional mix of healing, buffing, and debuffing, making her highly versatile in many areas of the game. Whether it’s Sand Devil’s Necropolis, Fire Knight’s Castle, or general PvE content, Aeila proves herself to be more than just a niche pick. <a href="https://youtu.be/KUOMDyfHT_o" target="_blank"><img src="https://api.flotiq.com/image/0x0/_media-4a3f58b7-c0f5-4e83-b223-f7b2949f830c.PNG" title="Aeila Lifebraid" alt="Aeila Lifebraid" style="width: 800px; height: 471px; display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"></a> Aeila Lifebraid's Skills Breakdown Restorative Blow (A1) - Attacks 1 enemy. - Restores destroyed MAX HP of this Champion or the ally with the most destroyed HP by 25% of their destroyed MAX HP. - Damage based on [ATK] Upgrades - Lvl. 2 Damage +5% - Lvl. 3 Damage +5% - Lvl. 4 Damage +10% Song Strike (A2) - Attacks 1 enemy. - Before attacking, places a 50% [Increase ACC] buff on all allies for 2 turns. - Has a 75% chance of placing a [Sleep] debuff for 1 turn. - Damage based on [ATK] - Cooldown: 4 turns Upgrades - Lvl. 2 Damage +10% - Lvl. 3 Damage +10% - Lvl. 4 Buff/Debuff Chance +10% - Lvl. 5 Buff/Debuff Chance +15% - Lvl. 6 Cooldown -1 Healing Haven (A3) - Places a [Block Debuffs] buff on all allies for 2 turns. - Then, heals all allies by 30% of their MAX HP. - Cooldown: 6 turns Upgrades - Lvl. 2 Heal +5% - Lvl. 3 Heal +10% - Lvl. 4 Cooldown -1 - Lvl. 5 Cooldown -1 Rhythmic Flow (Passive) Has a 12% chance of granting an Extra Turn to this Champion or a random ally whenever they use a skill. Gear Recommendations for Aeila Lifebraid For Aeila Lifebraid, we prioritize speed, survivability, and enhancing her support capabilities to ensure she can cycle through her skills quickly, keeping buffs and heals up for the team. Righteous Set We chose this set to balance speed and survivability. Speed is key to ensuring Aeila can take frequent turns, and the set adds some extra durability. Speed Boots: We focused on speed boots to ensure she’s fast enough to reduce cooldowns and keep buffs active. Resistance: We built her with some resistance to make her more durable in prolonged fights. The accuracy requirement is low since only her [Sleep] debuff needs it. Alternative Gear Sets Reflex or Relentless gear sets are great alternatives. Reflex can reduce cooldowns, and Relentless capitalizes on her passive ability for extra turns. We also mentioned the Curing set, which would enhance her healing from Healing Haven (A3). Gear Stats Banner: HP-focused for survivability. Amulet: We went with a Supersonic Amulet with resistance. Ring: A Feral Ring for added survivability or accuracy. Chestplate: Defense percentage with HP for extra tankiness. Gauntlets: Focused on HP to maximize her healing potential. Stat Priorities Speed: The faster Aeila is, the more frequently she can take turns and reset her cooldowns. HP/Defense: To make her tanky and keep her alive in longer fights. Resistance: To make sure she stays durable. Accuracy: Only needed for her [Sleep] debuff, so we didn’t prioritize it unless using her in content like Sand Devil. Aeila Mastery Suggestions Offense Tree War Master: As her tier 6 mastery,&nbsp;War Master is great for extra damage in PvE. It allows Aeila to contribute to longer battles like Clan Boss and dungeons. Life Drinker: Provides healing when Aeila is under 50% HP, helping her survive longer in tough battles. Support Tree Lay on Hands: Increases healing by 5%. Paired with her Healing Haven (A3), this adds more sustain to your team. Healing Savior: Boosts healing by 10% when allies are under 40% HP, making her more effective as a clutch healer. Merciful Aid: Further boosts healing by 15% if the ally is debuffed, which is especially useful in long fights or against bosses. Lasting Gifts: Extends the duration of her buffs, including *Block Debuffs* and *Increase ACC*, making them last longer and improving team survivability. <a href="https://raidhq.gg/raid/blessing" target="_blank">Blessings</a> Commanding Presence We prefer Commanding Presence as Aeila’s blessing because it boosts the effectiveness of her aura, enhancing the overall strength of your team. If you’re lacking a strong aura champion, Aeila can fill that role effectively with this blessing. Miracle Heal An alternative blessing, Miracle Heal doubles down on Aeila’s already strong healing abilities. This blessing helps restore destroyed max HP, which is useful in dungeons like Sand Devil’s Necropolis, where HP destruction is a common mechanic. Combined with her&nbsp;Restorative Blow (A1) and&nbsp;Healing Haven (A3), it makes her a powerful healer in longer fights. Restoration While not the primary choice,&nbsp;Restoration is another option that enhances her healing and HP restoration abilities, making her even more effective in content where max HP reduction is a factor. Aeila Lifebraid's Lore In a time of terrible corruption and death, Aeila was a giver of purity and life. A dire evil had engulfed the Heart Tree of the Sylvan, and tendrils of Darkness were weaving their way throughout the Mistwood, root and branch. General unease and sporadic violence gave way to increasing anarchy and immense suffering. Waves of twisted Fae tore through the woods, straining the defenses of countless Sylvan settlements. Madness turned friends and kin against each other, and the empathic connection of the Rhythm meant the insanity could easily spread. It took incredible effort for Sylvan such as Aeila to pull away from the psychic milieu of the now-corrupted Rhythm, the primal heartbeat that had nurtured and sustained them all their days. The call of Siroth’s perverted Heart Tree was intense, but for some, their revulsion and terror at what their beloved Rhythm had become was enough to overcome its darkly powerful attractive force. Aeila and her fellow resistors fled their fallen homes as refugees, seeking supplies, succor, and allies. Decades elapsed as the Mistwood churned with evil and the struggle to redeem it raged on. Aeila, though vengeance was on her mind, more keenly felt a terrible sorrow and pity for the suffering of her people. Most of the survivors bore wounds from basic traumas or from the ichor-slickened claws of the corrupt Fae, which brought grievous long-term festering affliction. Heartbroken, Aeila retreated to fond memories of childhood. Her Fae father was a minor noble and often absent, but Aeila’s Elf mother was a devoted guardian. Aeila remembered golden days of sunshine amid the lush boughs, when her mother would sing Elf-songs to her and braid her long hair, filling her heart with gladness and warmth. She wept for such bygone days, for fear they might never come again. But the tears hardened her resolve, and she sought out the healers treating the injured. She asked to take up apprenticeship among them, and they were glad to have an extra set of hands to aid in their constant, urgent work. In both magical and mundane healing techniques, Aeila proved a natural talent. She sang her mother’s songs, wove petals into the hair of the stricken, and prayed for the mercy of nature untainted—for life to pardon old wounds with new flesh, and forgive slights with new growth. Her radiant compassion and the high level of care and attention she always gave to her charges led to miraculous recoveries. She came to be called Lifebraid, for her distinctive locks and for the way she seemed to weave a thread of health into the sickly. Aeila was thrilled to see the fruits of her labor, the smiles of those whose limbs were restored to function and whose internal ailments had abated. If only the Sylvan could have had all the time they needed to heal from their trauma. However, their struggle could not let them rest. War followed them, and Aeila was forced to take up sword and shield to defend herself and her patients from the spies, outriders, and vanguards of Mistwood’s horde of terrors. Necessity made a fine warrior out of her, but even in battle she sang her healing songs and prayed for the redemption of the corrupted that she had to slay. After some two centuries of strife, with the help of a newfound coalition, the Sylvan prevailed. Aeila lived to see this glorious victory, still active in the twilight of a long life spent giving generously of everything she could. Such dedication did not go unnoticed by the Arbiter, who knew Teleria would need Aeila in the future. Final Thoughts Aeila Lifebraid may not have been the first champion on our radar, but her mix of healing, buffing, and the potential for extra turns makes her an incredibly versatile support champion. With the right build focused on speed, survivability, and the proper masteries and blessings, Aeila can keep your team alive and strong, making her a valuable addition to any roster in RAID: Shadow Legends. Whether it’s Sand Devil’s Necropolis or Hydra Clan Boss, she offers a wide range of utility, and we highly recommend giving her a chance in your PvE teams.

Aeila Lifebraid is an underrated Epic Support champion in RAID: Shadow Legends. Discover her skills, gear, masteries, blessings, and lore in this in-depth guide.

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Aeila Lifebraid – An Underrated Epic Champion in RAID: Shado...

Aeila Lifebraid – An Underrated Epic Champion in RAID: Shadow Legends

<a href="https://raidhq.gg/raid/champions/brakus-the-shifter" target="_blank">Brakus the Shifter</a>, a legendary Force Affinity Skinwalker from the 2019 Halloween Fusion, remains a formidable champion even after all these years. If you’ve ever wondered whether this werewolf powerhouse is still worth your resources, you’re in the right place. Let’s dive into his skills, stats, and build options to maximize his potential. Champion Overview Brakus is an Attack-based legendary champion who excels in raw damage output. While he may not be the tankiest fighter due to his lower base defense and HP, he compensates with self-sustain and high damage multipliers. His kit is designed for relentless damage, and with the right gear, he becomes a force to be reckoned with. <a href="https://youtu.be/stqARu1Yg9s" target="_blank"><img src="https://api.flotiq.com/image/0x0/_media-4e5a25d1-cd33-468f-b3be-1453d1610b16.PNG" title="Brakus the Shifter" alt="Brakus the Shifter" style="width: 800px; height: 469px; display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"></a> Skills Breakdown Innocent Blood (A1) Attacks one enemy and heals Brakus by 15% of the damage dealt. This ability scales with ATK and has a solid 3.75 multiplier, allowing for significant healing when built with high damage stats. Full Moon Rampage (A2) A six-hit attack that targets a single enemy. The first hit has a 75% chance (booked to 100%) of placing a 25% [Weaken] debuff for 3 turns. If the target is under [Fear] or [True Fear], Brakus heals by 50% of the damage inflicted. This move has one of the highest hit counts in the game, making it perfect for Fire Knight and single-target burst damage scenarios. Hunter’s Howl (A3) Places a 50% [Increase ATK] buff on all allies for 3 turns, then attacks one enemy 3 times. Each hit has a 50% chance of applying [True Fear] on one enemy or [Fear] on two random enemies if [True Fear] is already placed. This skill not only boosts your team’s damage potential but also provides crowd control, adding versatility to Brakus’s kit. Beast Mode (Passive) Passive Effect: Increases damage by 40% when Brakus’s HP drops below 40%. Active Effect: Revives Brakus with 20% HP and grants an extra turn when killed. This revival ability ensures Brakus stays in the fight, making him a resilient damage dealer. Recommended Build Brakus thrives in both PvE and PvP settings, but he truly shines when equipped with sets that enhance his damage potential. Here’s the optimal gear strategy we recommend: Swift Parry An ideal set for Brakus, offering: - 18% Speed. - 30% Crit Damage. - 50% chance to gain Unkillable for one turn when hit with a fatal blow. This set synergizes perfectly with Brakus’s Beast Mode passive, providing multiple chances to stay alive and amplify his damage output. Savage, Lethal, or Cruel Gear Traditional damage sets that enhance Brakus’s nuking potential through crit damage and defense penetration bonuses. Main Stats Weapon: Attack Helmet: HP Shield: Defense Gloves: Crit Damage Chest: Attack Percentage Boots: Speed Substats Priorities Speed, Crit Rate, Crit Damage, and Attack Percentage should be your focus to maximize Brakus's damage potential and ensure he acts quickly in battle. Accessories Banner: Accuracy, to ensure Brakus consistently lands his debuffs ([True Fear], [Fear], and [Weaken]). Amulet: Crit Damage. Ring: Attack. Masteries To maximize Brakus’s potential, it’s crucial to select the right masteries based on his intended use. Below are the suggested mastery paths for both PvE and PvP scenarios: PvE Mastery Build Offense Tree Deadly Precision – Increases his Crit Rate, boosting damage potential. Keen Strike – Enhances Crit Damage, increasing the effectiveness of his attacks. Life Drinker – Provides healing when attacking below 50% HP, essential for survivability. Cycle of Magic – Offers a chance to reduce skill cooldowns, improving ability uptime. Bring It Down – Increases damage against targets with higher max HP, effective for boss fights. Warmaster – Adds bonus damage based on enemy max HP, crucial for maximizing PvE damage output. Support Tree Pinpoint Accuracy – Boosts his accuracy, essential for landing debuffs. Spirit Haste – Increases speed when allies die, keeping his turn cycle efficient. PvP Mastery Build Offense Tree Deadly Precision – Increases his Crit Rate, enhancing his damage output. Keen Strike – Enhances Crit Damage, providing greater burst potential. Ruthless Ambush – Increases damage against enemies with full HP, maximizing his initial hit. Cycle of Violence – Grants a chance to reduce skill cooldowns upon critical hits, improving skill availability. Kill Streak – Increases damage after each kill, boosting his damage momentum in fights. Helm Smasher – Gives a chance to ignore a percentage of enemy defense, vital for PvP burst damage. Support Tree: Pinpoint Accuracy – Provides an accuracy boost, ensuring debuffs land consistently. Charged Focus – Increases accuracy when skills are not on cooldown, maximizing debuff application reliability. <a href="https://raidhq.gg/raid/blessing" target="_blank">Blessings</a> We recommended specific blessings for Brakus depending on his usage in PvE content: Brimstone Best For: Clan Boss Reason: Brimstone is excellent for Clan Boss due to its consistent damage output over time. It synergizes well with Brakus's ability to stay alive and continuously deal damage, making it an ideal choice for long fights. Phantom Touch Best For: Fire Knight and General PvE Reason: Phantom Touch is recommended for Fire Knight because it adds extra hits, enhancing Brakus’s multi-hit capabilities to break the Fire Knight’s shield quickly. It’s also suitable for general PvE content where additional hits and damage bonuses are advantageous. Brakus the Shifter Lore One of the most persistent misconceptions about Skinwalkers is that they transform back and forth, sometimes appearing in human form to live among human communities and only assuming the appearance of a hybrid beast under certain conditions. One archetypal myth says that a Skinwalker will be compelled to shift with the rise of a full moon. Other legends describe totems or rituals that can change them back and forth. Historically, many people of Frostheim revered beast-shifters as divinely blessed, and called them forth for war. These Berserkers were said to don enchanted cloaks to transform into bears, wolves, and other beasts. Brakus, a young lad in the Kingdom of Frostheim, grew up enamored with these tales. A few elements of the Lumayan Church that operate in Frostheim still take a more accepting stance on Skinwalkers, due to this history. Their remote lodges are where Brakus went first to slake his burning curiosity about the Berserkers of old. But he was told that the age of Berserkers was past, and the archaic rituals used to engender their unique powers were no longer practiced, most knowledge of their detail lost in the Red Crusade. The priests encouraged him to live by the example of his heroes of old, but not in such a literal way. And they firmly told him to trifle not with Skinwalkers. The faith may respect them, and hope to guide them on the right path, but each and every one of them was nonetheless a grave potential danger, and that is something Frostheimers and even the Norr of old would agree on. Brakus refused to accept this answer. He was absolutely convinced the Berserkers of old were true shifters who retained their noble souls, and equally convinced that their glory days could come again in the present age. Abandoning theology, he turned to other sources of knowledge. Folklore and rumors, ancient ballads and cycles of legends, crumbling texts and the mutterings of decrepit elders – no source was too obscure or incredible for Brakus to pursue. Abandoning all else, he traveled all over Anhelt chasing one lead after another until, at last, he located a Dark Elf hermit in the depths of Durham Forest who claimed to be the keeper of an ancient spirit-wolf. The hermit, Khadarak, told Brakus that the creature had been his familiar, but now had gone rampant and could not be tamed or calmed again. Khadarak claimed that the wolf was descended from the very wolves the Old Norr created Berserkers from, bearing a still-pure magical bloodline. He asked Brakus to kill the spirit-wolf, and this, he assured the headstrong Frostheimer, would make Brakus like unto a pure and noble shifter of auld. Brakus did not hesitate a moment, but girded himself and set forth to find his prey. Thinking himself guided by destiny to bring new honor and glory to his ancestors, he used the keen senses and instincts that a lifetime of searching had built up in him and soon found the creature’s den. He struck in the light of a full moon, and took the massive and strangely lambent creature by surprise, and though it fought back, it did not recover from Brakus’ first savage blow. Brakus stood over the bloodied form of the shining spirit-wolf, and with one killing stroke of his ax, his dream began to come true. But, in ways that he had never anticipated, it became a struggle and a nightmare. As the hermit had promised, the wolf triggered the Skinwalker curse in Brakus, as if it had been born and bred for it. But if that wolf’s revenant spirit was meant to be somehow pure, it was yet impure enough to overwhelm that of the naïve, young Brakus. He had expected a shower of glory, instead his soul was assaulted and he was challenged to an inner battle more intense by far than any his body had ever known. That wolf had centuries of hunger in its cursed being, and Brakus felt his every memory and aspect being torn apart as if by a thousand jaws. Brakus the Shifter was born, and a cruel affront to Teleria created, a tragic beast that was the exception to prove a Skinwalker rule. Brakus does shift, for the briefest of moments, on nights that are thick with cloud or storm-wracked. Naked, cold, afraid, he feels his humanity reform for just a moment, and curses his old self, his hubris, for just long enough to remember his endless misery. Then once more the wolves of madness are upon him, and this brief moment of weakness ends, and Brakus the Shifter becomes once again a beast of terror and legendary violence. Conclusion Brakus the Shifter remains a thrilling champion to play, especially for those who enjoy relentless single-target damage dealers. While his utility may have been overshadowed by newer champions, he’s still an excellent pick for Fire Knight, Clan Boss, and casual PvP matches. If you’re fortunate enough to have this Halloween classic, investing in his books, masteries, and blessings can turn him into a powerhouse in the right team compositions.

Brakus the Shifter: Discover the ultimate build, skills, gear, masteries, and lore for this legendary Skinwalker in RAID: Shadow Legends.

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Brakus the Shifter: Relentless Raw Damage (Build & Guide)

<a href="https://raidhq.gg/raid/champions/mother-cybele" target="_blank">Mother Cybele</a> is an underrated and versatile Legendary Support champion from the Knights Revenant faction in <a href="https://www.raidshadowlegends.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">RAID: Shadow Legends</a>. Known for her high speed and supportive capabilities, she excels in various game modes, including Sand Devil, Hydra, Ice Golem, and Doom Tower. This guide will cover everything you need to know about gearing, mastering, and utilizing Mother Cybele to her full potential. <a href="https://youtu.be/vOXicast-Iw" target="_blank"><img src="https://api.flotiq.com/image/0x0/_media-6d013ce7-35c9-4952-94c4-f231fdd10df1.PNG" title="Mother Cybele" alt="Mother Cybele" style="width: 801px; height: 469px; display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"></a> Champion Overview Faction: Knights Revenant Rarity: Legendary Role: Support Affinity: Force Base Speed: 115 (one of the fastest in the game) Aura: Increases Ally SPD in all battles by 24% Mother Cybele’s main strength is her high base speed and her ability to fill her own Turn Meter while applying debuffs and buffs across the team. She’s a reliable champion for speed-tuned teams and excels in both PvE and PvP environments. Skill Breakdown Mask of Dread Attacks all enemies with a 25% chance (booked up to 50%) of placing a 30% [Decrease SPD] debuff for 2 turns. Also fills her Turn Meter by 15%. Damage Scaling: HP Books Needed: 6 This is a fantastic ability for crowd control, especially when paired with speed teams. The AoE nature allows it to shine in content like Doom Tower and Hydra. A2: Soul Shepherd Places a [Revive On Death] buff and a 60% [Increase DEF] buff on all allies for 2 turns (6-turn cooldown, booked to 4). Ideal for Sand Devil and Hydra due to the revive mechanic that protects the team from unexpected wipes. A3: Uncanny Transfer Swaps HP with an ally. Depending on who has higher HP after the swap, either Mother Cybele or the ally receives buffs such as [Increase SPD], [Block Damage], or [Continuous Heal]. (6-turn cooldown, booked to 4). This skill has great synergy with her A1, as it boosts her Turn Meter while protecting allies. Passive: Gravewalker Fully heals the ally with the lowest HP when Mother Cybele is killed. Heals all allies by 20% of their MAX HP and fills their Turn Meters by 15% when revived. This passive synergizes well with her A2, ensuring your team stays protected and revived during tough battles. Aura Increases Ally SPD in all battles by 24%. This is particularly useful for speed-tuned teams in all game modes. Gearing Recommendations Mother Cybele is a versatile champion, and her gear should reflect the content you're using her in: Stun Set Best for: Wave content, Doom Tower, and PvP. Explanation: The AoE attack on her A1 makes her a perfect candidate for a stun set, which can help control enemy waves and provide extra crowd control. Regeneration Set + Resist Best for: Ice Golem, progression content. Explanation: Boosts her healing abilities and survivability, allowing her to be a more durable support in longer battles. Cursed Set Best for: Hydra, Clan Boss. Explanation: With her AoE A1, Mother Cybele can reliably place debuffs. Cursed works particularly well when paired with ally attackers to maximize debuff uptime. Provoke Set Alternative for: PvP or specific PvE content where control is crucial. Explanation: With her AoE, she can draw attention and keep enemies controlled. Stat Priorities Primary: HP%, Speed, Accuracy Secondary: DEF%, Crit Rate (optional for extra damage) Weapons: Speed and HP-focused pieces Chest: HP% Boots: Speed Gauntlets: HP% (swap to Crit Rate if aiming for some offensive value) Ring and Amulet: HP and Crit Damage Banner: Accuracy Mastery Guide: In-Depth Details for Mother Cybele To maximize Mother Cybele’s potential, the right mastery setup is crucial. Below are detailed mastery options based on specific content focus: Hydra, Clan Boss, PvE, and PvP. Each mastery tree and key masteries are explained in full. PvE Hydra and Clan Boss Focus For these content types, we focus on increasing her support and utility potential while ensuring she deals consistent damage. Offense Tree Deadly Precision – Increases her Crit Rate, boosting damage potential. Keen Strike – Enhances Crit Damage, offering more value to her A1. Life Drinker – Provides healing when attacking below 50% HP, crucial for survival. Whirlwind of Death – Gains speed for each enemy killed, perfect for Hydra with multiple heads. Wrath of the Slain – Increases damage when allies die, useful in Hydra. War Master – Adds bonus damage based on enemy max HP, essential for bosses. Support Tree Pinpoint Accuracy – Boosts her accuracy, necessary for landing debuffs. Charged Focus – Increases accuracy when no skills are on cooldown, maximizing debuff reliability. Swarm Smiter – Further accuracy boost for each enemy alive, great for Hydra. Arcane Celerity – Fills her Turn Meter when debuffs expire, keeping her turn cycle fast. Sniper – Improves chances of landing [Decrease SPD], making her debuffs reliable. Tier 6: Master Hexer – Extends the duration of her debuffs, ensuring they last longer. This build ensures Mother Cybele excels in prolonged battles, maximizing her utility and support. PvP and General PvE Focus When using Mother Cybele in PvP or general PvE wave content, the focus shifts to crowd control and boosting her Turn Meter: Defense Tree (If Using a Stun Set) Tough Skin – Increases defense, enhancing durability. Blastproof – Reduces AoE damage taken, ideal for Arena and waves. Resurgent – Chance to remove debuffs when hit, improving resilience. Delay Death – Reduces damage taken, increasing overall survivability. Harvest Despair – Applies [Leech] when Stun is inflicted (for stun set users). Fearsome Presence – Boosts Stun application, enhancing crowd control. Support Tree Pinpoint Accuracy – Essential for PvP accuracy. Charged Focus – Accuracy boost for cooldown-free turns. Healing Savior – Increases healing when allies are below 40% HP. Rapid Response – Fills Turn Meter when buffs expire, accelerating turn cycles. Cycle of Magic – Reduces cooldowns for more frequent skill use. Lasting Gifts – Extends the duration of buffs like [Revive On Death] and [Increase DEF]. For PvP, prioritize accuracy and speed to control battles effectively. <a href="https://raidhq.gg/raid/blessing" target="_blank">Blessings</a> Brimstone Great for PvE, boosting damage output. Intimidating Presence Enhances her aura, perfect for speed-tuned PvP teams. --- Mother Cybele Lore The contradictions of the Cult of K’Leth are strong, and rarely more so than in the being known as Mother Cybele. As one of the oldest and most powerful Soul Shepherds, she has played a key role in the soul transferal of thousands of her fellow Knights Revenant, which has earned her renown as a guiding light among even the Cult’s upper echelons. To the lower acolytes and novices, she is nothing less than the matriarch of the sect: wise, benevolent, and powerful. Almost all Knights Revenant set themselves up as heroes to the lesser mortals they lure into the Cult’s service, all the better to acquire fresh bodies for their own usage in the soul transference. Most are merely leeches and corrupters. Aware of their own nature, most Knights Revenant assume the same of Mother Cybele, believing her matriarchal aura is a mere guise for authority. This is likely true, but it may also be possible that Cybele truly believes that she knows what is best for the Cult. Authority is certainly something that has always come easily to Cybele. Once a high priestess of Lumaya, she grew disillusioned with the Goddess of Light while working alongside her self-appointed representatives in the Sacred Order. She witnessed their hypocrisy, and when one force of crusaders sought to “cleanse” – loot – one innocent village too many, Cybele took action. She preached resistance to the villagers, and aided them in rising against the arrogant knights. She herself killed the leader of the Sacred Order warriors with a blow from her staff-mace. From that day forth, she was known as the Red Priestess, a title she embraced by adopting a crimson mask that she now wears at all times. Conclusion Mother Cybele may not be the most obvious choice for high damage, but her versatility and utility make her invaluable in various scenarios. Build her right, and she’ll become the backbone of your team, providing support, debuffs, and control across the battlefield.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Mother Cybele Guide for RAID: Shadow Legends. Discover the best builds, masteries, blessings, and gear options to maximize her utility across all content.