Raid game modes

The Campaign covers 12 locations with 7 stages each, and every stage can earn up to 3 stars.

Dungeons drop artifacts, mastery scrolls and potions; HellHades lists Dragon, Ice Golem, Spider, Fire Knight, Minotaur, Iron Twins, Sand Devil, Phantom Shogun's Grove and the Event Dungeon, plus the Potion Keeps.

Hard Mode adds 10 extra stages to Ice Golem, Dragon, Fire Knight and Spider (after stage 25) with Tainted bosses and Mythical-rarity gear drops.

The Iron Twins Fortress gives the currencies used for Awakening (Blessings); the Sand Devil's Necropolis gives Oils for Artifact Ascension.

The Cursed City of Sintranos is a non-linear region with 101 floors per difficulty (Normal/Hard) across four districts, ending with Amius the Lunar Archon; each stage has champion restrictions that rotate monthly.

Grim Forest (released 10 Dec 2025) is a monthly roguelite-style, fog-of-war mode with 400+ stages, two difficulties and seven bosses; it unlocks at level 55.

Siege is a clan-vs-clan mode held every 2 weeks (battles on Tuesday and Wednesday) after a prep phase spent building fortress defences; it rewards Lamasu, Clan Relic fragments and the Feral set.

Champion Proving Grounds (Update 11.70, Aug 2026) is a permanent rotating dungeon for level 60+ players with 27 two-boss stages and score-based rewards.

Clan Bosses: Demon Lord (daily), Hydra (weekly, 3 keys) and Chimera (weekly, 2 keys).

Bastion buildings include the Gem Mine, Great Hall (Arena Medal and Crest bonuses), Market, Portal, Guardian Ring, Tavern, Forge and Altar of Souls.

RAID has four PvP modes: Classic Arena, Tag Team Arena, Live Arena and Siege (clan vs clan).

Live Arena unlocked at level 50 (launched March 2023) and is a real-time 4v4 mode with a pick, ban and leader-select phase.

From Gold tier, picks must be unique between the two players; Live Arena Seasons open at Gold, run for 4 weeks and are followed by a 2-week off-season.

Live Arena runs in daily time slots; Update 11.40 (April 2026) extended them to four 4-hour windows (UTC 00–04, 06–10, 12–16, 18–22).

Update 11.30 (March 2026) added Live Arena Friendly Battles, which you can play at any time without tokens or rating risk.

Update 11.65 (July 2026) added the Win Streak event (try to win as many battles as possible before 2 losses) and 40 new Gemstones only available there.

Live Arena rewards include Great Hall Area Bonus upgrades, Live Arena relic fragments, Starstone/Basalt, the Zeal, Impulse, Stonecleaver and Rebirth sets, and it is a major Primal Shard source.

Classic Arena Platinum is limited to the top 500 players worldwide.

The 9-piece Mercurial set (Total Guard stacks) shaped Live Arena in 2026; Update 11.75 let Provoke bypass Total Guard.

Fusion is a Portal feature that combines several champions into one stronger champion; the Portal also has a Fragment tab where 100 fragments summon a champion.

Fusions now usually need champions earned from specific events and tournaments during the event window, plus potions to ascend them.

There are three fusion formats: Traditional (collect Rare/Epic champions from events, rank and ascend them, then fuse), Fragment, and Hybrid/Mixed.

Traditional example — Theimios the Everdrinker (Sept 2026 Oktoberfest fusion): 16 Rares are fused into 4 Epics, which are raised to Rank 5 level 50 before the final fusion; it must be done before the timer ends.

With Fragment fusions, unfinished fragments can be completed later in a future Champion Chase or Clan vs Clan tournament.

Champions fused in 2026 include Kassandra, Noldua the Gloaming, Pelops the Victor, Mavara the Web Diviner, Masahiro the Bell Monk, Folan Silverhart, Haggibah the Nestmaid, Khamir Scald-Eye and The Cowardly Lion.

Pelops the Victor's 7th-anniversary fusion ran 5–21 March 2026; he can also be pulled from Ancient, Primal and Sacred shards.

Update 11.30 (March 2026) added the option to change a Fusion Event's target champion.

Fusion Tokens are earned by finishing a fusion without swapping; swap costs are 3/2/1 tokens for Tier 1/2/3 champions.