If you’re a newcomer to RAID: Shadow Legends, finding or creating a Clan is as simple as tapping the Clan crest on the bottom of the Home or Bastion screens. You’ll even find an entire game mode that requires you to be part of a Clan in order to participate.
RAID: Shadow Legends Clans are no different. In classic MMOs, clans are where teammates gather, hunt achievements, and forge lifelong connections. Either way, you owe it to yourself to discover what Clans can bring to your adventure.Ĭlans are groups of individual gamers who have come together for a common goal, forming a community within the games they play. You can join up with your friends to tackle these modes, or you may choose to make new allies. In this guide, we will explore the basics that form the gameplay backbone for RAID: Shadow Legends’ Clans, Clan Activities, and the Clan Boss features. While the game places great emphasis and importance on other modes (including Dungeon battles and the Campaign), Clans features truly make the community sing.
With devotions for the faithful up, your CC and ranged dps won't miss their priests, and should help you to take some of them out before they can use their own buffs or healing.Among its many standout features, RAID: Shadow Legends’ Clans and Clan Boss game modes have emerged as being particularly noteworthy-not to mention addictive. The priests in that fight are a big nuisance, use your casters and ranged dps characters to CC and kill them while your front line holds off the horde, they are capable of using "devotions for the faithful", and will, counter it preemptively with the same spell from your own priest. Use the gap in the trees before the fight with the warchief as a choke point. Even with 8 additional hired help they trash the place and I have to reload. The stronghold sends some insanely large hordes against me sometimes. Any suggestions? I don't usually have any problems with any encounters. I defeated relatively easily the Dweller and Cyrdel with a 5 member party (Barbarian, Eder, Aloth, Durance and Kana) but the warchief and his priests heal too fast and have really strong magic. What i can say is that i've now moved on and will go back in in a couple of levelsįor me at least the xaurip warchief was too much so far. Can't say both statements are speculation, can't say they're not.
rumours suggest that this is meant to be this hard because you need to progress through the main quest in order to ease the encounter, but other rumours suggest that you can actually clear that content, even at level 6, and receive a really nice item which is worth the fuss. I went in at level 6 and everything was "sort of" smooth till the last fanpyr (i'm trying to stay vague for spoiler's sake) and i can't go through because his friends like to spam an aoe effect even in the midst of their allies, which harms both ours and theirs (that's where "cannon fodder" is being taken from :v ). tactics, party composition, gear, etc) you should address before adventuring forth. I can't say for sure that the game upscales challenges to the party level, but if you got you ass handed to you at level 11, i'm quite confident that you have issues within your party (e.g. I went at the ogres at lvl 11 and they absolutely dumpster trashed me a few times lol - but after those there's even more! :D
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