There are tons of interesting things that can be found in the RAID: Shadow Legends campaigns.įarming in the campaign during the early game will help you strengthen your teams very fast, as well as will give you plenty of strong gears for the Champions. Dominate the Campaign before jumping into Dungeons This is the first tip we want to give you in this guide. And in order to do that, it’s a lot better to play in the Manual mode whenever you want to try out a newly acquired Champion.īy doing this, you can easily understand how their skills work, their capabilities and their impacts on your team. It’s always a must to understand how each Champion works and how they synergize together. Turn off Auto-Battle function to try out new ChampionsĮverything will become more and more complicated as you are playing RAID: Shadow Legends. Players must remember their weaknesses and strengths in order to build up the teams accordingly to defeat the enemies. If that's the case, you're probably going to be using Lifesteal set for a very long time.Magic (Blue) > Spirits (Green) > Force (Red) > Magic (Blue) You say you're new and I'm guessing Elhain is your starter. Later when you have a sizeable amount of crit on your gear you can switch out crit chance for crit damage.
Your first progression step should be to replace your attack set with crit chance or divine critical pieces. But Crit chance and Crit Damage take priority. I mean Elhain is pretty fast and Speed is good on her too.
Personally I think Stun builds work better on people who are naturally fast and/or have their own stuns from skills anyway. Better just to get crit normally from your gear. When you go up against the wrong element it is really difficult to get that buff. Don't rely on Lightning Arrow to increase your crit. You don't need 100% crit rate to go far, but the more you have the better, you will see as it procs a double attack on your A1 and you want this as much as possible. Crit% gloves are so hard to find on Lifesteal set but they will help you sooooo much.
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