Raids are team-focused progression content, so a lineup that barely clears an old story world may still struggle. Entry costs, schedules, difficulties, and drop tables can change; read the current raid panel before spending an item or joining a queue.
Raid readiness index
Best raid team structure
Bring one affordable opener, one main wave clearer, one durable-target unit, and one support or control option. Use the remaining slot to answer the displayed raid mechanic or compensate for public teammates. In a coordinated group, agree who opens and where the main damage zone will be before everyone spends currency.
Public matchmaking etiquette
- Do not block prime positions with a weak temporary unit.
- Let the player with the cheapest reliable opener handle the first wave.
- Upgrade a functioning carry before placing a duplicate that cannot be funded.
- Watch what teammates already cover before committing the flex slot.
- Stay through the result screen so the group can confirm rewards and completion.
How to verify raid drops
Use the raid panel for the advertised reward, then the result screen for what your run actually earned. Difficulty bonuses, first-clear rewards, chance drops, and update items are different categories. Record them separately; one lucky drop is not a guaranteed farm table.
If the raid portal is locked
Read the exact requirement in your current server. Common gates can involve world progress, an item, a difficulty, or a temporary schedule, but this page does not guess which one is active. Complete the displayed condition and rejoin once if the portal fails to refresh.