Your main hub in RAID: Shadow Legends, where you’ll be spending most of your time, at least when you’re not actually on the battlefield grinding for artifacts, silver, and XP, or in dungeons grinding for upgrade materials. If you’re a newcomer to this fantastic gacha RPG, or are simply a returning veteran looking to see if anything has changed significantly (spoilers, it mostly hasn’t), then this guide is for you.

And in this guide, we aim to give beginners to RAID: Shadow Legends an introduction to the most important aspects of both the hub, as well as the battle system.

However, far before you actually reach this point, you’ll have to familiarize yourself with a ton of different elements, both in your Bastion, as well as in combat. And while its graphics and visuals rank high among these, the game is also quite engaging as well, especially when you’re far ahead and playing the most intense and demanding battles, or when you’re participating in PvP. There are many reasons why RAID: Shadow Legends stands out among the rest.

Raid: shadow legends affinity system