How to Prepare for Boosted Champion Chase in RAID: Shadow Legends

To succeed in a Boosted Champion Chase tournament in RAID: Shadow Legends, calculate the inflated milestone point requirements before opening any shards, redeem saved champion fragments first, and stop the moment you claim your target milestone reward. Boosted point tournaments increase the points earned per summon, but they also raise reward thresholds to offset the bonus. Treating boosted points as a discount without checking the milestone requirements often drains your shard reserves right before major fusion events.

How Boosted Points and Milestone Inflation Work

Standard Champion Chase tournaments award static points whenever a champion enters your collection, such as 250 points for an Epic champion and 500 points for a Legendary champion. In a boosted tournament, point values for specific rarities or shard types increase through active multipliers.

However, reward milestones scale up alongside the higher point payouts. A milestone reward that normally requires 2,500 to 3,000 points can require 4,000 to 5,500 points or more during a boosted chase.

Before committing shards, review the tournament reward track to confirm the exact cost of high-value items like Legendary Skill Tomes or Feasts. If your available resources cannot bridge the gap to that tier, save your shards for upcoming fusions or guaranteed summon events instead.

Banked Fragments and Fusions to Claim First

Champion Chase tournaments grant points whenever a champion is acquired, including fragment summons and tavern fusions. Claiming completed champions bypasses shard costs entirely:

• Bazaar and Clan Shop Summons: Summon assembled copies of Drexthar Bloodtwin from the Tag Team Arena Bazaar or Yannica from the Clan Shop.
• Doom Tower Secret Rooms: Claim assembled fragment champions, such as Archmage Hellmut, from the summon portal.
• Permanent Tavern Fusions: Fuse Broadmaw or Relickeeper using farmable Rare champions from campaign stages and potion keeps to generate consistent Epic summon points.
• Past Event Champions: Redeem banked fragment champions completed during past fusion cycles.

Relying on these sources allows you to secure intermediate milestone rewards without dipping into your Sacred or Void shard inventory.

Shard Priorities and Stopping Rules

If banked champions do not reach your milestone goal, spend remaining shards based on predictability and current odds:

1. Sacred Shards for Guaranteed Gaps: Because Sacred Shards guarantee an Epic or Legendary drop, use them when you need a predictable burst of 500 to 1,000 points to finish a specific reward bracket.
2. Mystery Shards for Minor Deficits: Summon using green Mystery Shards during tavern leveling to close short point gaps cheaply without spending premium shards.
3. Avoid Unboosted Ancient Shards: Opening Ancient Shards without an active 2x drop rate carries high variance. Rare pulls provide negligible points against inflated milestone bars.

Set a strict stopping point before pulling. Once your target milestone is claimed, stop summoning immediately. Chasing leaderboard ranks exposes your shard reserves to end-of-event snipers and leaves your account unprepared for future mandatory fusion events.