Buying guide

Buying a Raid account

Raid accounts are priced by their mythicals, then by which champions and how built they are. Here is how the market values them, how to read a listing against that, and where purchases go wrong.

Step 1

Place the account in its tier

Count the mythicals and check the tier. Every comparison after that should be against the same tier — a late-game account is not a cheap end-game one.Our data

TierRosterMedianTypical range
Mid-game1-2 mythicals, or 40+ legendaries, or 4M+ power$149$123–$193
Late-game3-7 mythicals, or 120+ legendaries, or 10M+ power$265$184–$384
End-game8-14 mythicals, or 300+ legendaries, or 20M+ power$600$429–$920
God-tier15+ mythicals, or 40M+ power$2,550$1,415–$4,175

Median asking prices, last 30 days, updated 2026-10-06. Full chart on the price index.

Step 2

Look at which champions, not how many

Within a tier, the price moves with the specific champions. Accounts carrying rarer mythicals list well above comparable ones without them, while champions that sit on almost every large account add little on their own. For scale: ten mythicals put the median at $703, fourteen at $997.

  • Built beats owned

    An unbuilt legendary is a project, not an asset. Six-star gear with useful substats is what turns champions into clears.

  • Clears beat power

    Ask what the account clears — Clan Boss difficulty and damage, Hydra, Doom Tower floors — not the advertised power number.

  • Binding

    Plarium ID, Google or Facebook. It decides how cleanly the account hands over and must be stated.

  • Server-wide progress

    Faction Wars crypts, Doom Tower and arena standing take months; they count even when the roster looks similar.

Which champions move the price most is measured on the price index; each of the top 60 champions has its own page.

Step 3

Verify before paying

  1. Roster screenshots sorted by rarity, and gear on the key champions.
  2. The binding type, and that the seller can transfer it with the email or login.
  3. Proof of the clears the listing claims (Clan Boss damage, Hydra, Doom Tower).
  4. A written warranty against recovery, with a claim window.
  5. A seller with a public history you can check.

What buyers check

What other buying guides look at

From independent buying guides and community sources — useful as a checklist alongside the market data above.

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    Price follows champion rarity and count — Mythicals first, then Legendary depth — rather than account level alone.

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    Broad faction coverage, and how built the top champions are (ascension, awakening), increase value; banked resources (gems, silver, energy, Sacred Shards) transfer with the account.

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    Owning the registration email decides who really owns the account; buyers should change it first.

    fastaccess.gg
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    Meta Legendaries (e.g. Siphi, Krisk, Duchess Lilitu, Warlord) are worth far more than "filler" Legendaries that just sit in the vault; quality beats quantity.

    eloboost24.eu
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    Buyers value champions that enable unkillable Clan Boss teams, Hydra-specific kits, Arena nukers/speed leads and fast dungeon farming; collab champions keep value because they are limited.

    eloboost24.eu
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    Checklist: booked key champions, gear on the main champions, campaign and Faction Wars progress (Lydia unlocked), Doom Tower clears, Arena tier (Gold V cited as a baseline), Great Hall ACC/RES bonuses, dungeon farming teams, and whether the account can do Ultra-Nightmare Clan Boss or high Hydra.

    eloboost24.eu
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    A deep stock of quality gear (full Savage, Speed, Perception sets) and saved Ancient/Void/Sacred shards add value.

    eloboost24.eu
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    Account tiers are described as Starter, Mid-Tier and High-End (maxed teams with elite gear); listings highlight Legendary/Epic counts, gems, energy and roster size.

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    The Chimera is the only source of the Mythical Embrys and Faction Wars Hard is the only source of Polara Fireheart, so these signal endgame progress.

    hellhades.com
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    Clan Boss chest tier is a common account-strength benchmark: UNM Transcendent needs over ~70M damage, Celestial ~47M+.

    ayumilove.net
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    Plarium's Terms of Use forbid sharing your account or password, and in-game virtual goods cannot be resold or transferred for value, so sold accounts carry policy risk.

    Plarium
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    Sellers list RAID accounts in EpicNPC's dedicated RSL account marketplace forum.

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Where purchases go wrong

The common failure is recovery: the original owner reclaims the account through support after the sale. It is most likely when the account is cheap and the seller has little reputation to lose — in our own sales, accounts under $200 come back roughly twice as often as those in the $400–700 range.

Every METAMMO account is checked by hand before listing and covered by a lifetime warranty against recovery: refund or replacement, verified claims resolved within 48 hours. Our record is public on G2G, Eldorado and GameBoost.

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Answers

Buying FAQ

What should I look for when buying a Raid: Shadow Legends account?

The number of mythical champions first, then which mythicals and legendaries they are, whether they are built (gear and masteries), what end-game content the account clears, and how it is bound (Plarium ID, Google or Facebook). Ask for screenshots of the roster sorted by rarity and of the gear on key champions.

What is a fair price for a Raid account?

Compare against the same tier: median asking prices in the last 30 days were $265 for late-game (3–7 mythicals), $600 for end-game (8–14) and $2,550 for god-tier (15+). An account well below its tier median deserves extra checks, not excitement.

Is buying a Raid account against the rules?

Plarium’s Terms of Use forbid sharing your account or password and reselling in-game virtual goods for value, so a purchase carries the risk of the account being actioned or recovered by the original owner. Full access to the linked login, a warranty and a seller with a public track record are what reduce it.

Why are some Raid accounts so cheap?

Usually because the roster is unbuilt, the binding cannot be transferred cleanly, or the seller has no reputation to lose. In our own sales, accounts under $200 come back roughly twice as often as accounts in the $400–700 range.

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