Before a Mythical Relic crafting session in RAID: Shadow Legends, make room in your inventory and decide how many materials you’re willing to spend. The supplied draft also recommends keeping silver available for evaluating promising pieces, but it does not establish specific costs or crafting odds.
Set limits before crafting
The draft describes bulk crafting as a resource-intensive activity with unpredictable results. Treat its suggestions as preparation, not a guarantee that crafting more items will produce better gear.
- Clear inventory space. The draft says to remove lower-tier or redundant gear before crafting so you’re less likely to need a cleanup break.
- Choose a materials limit. Decide in advance how much you’re willing to use, and stop at that limit if the results disappoint.
- Keep silver for evaluation. The draft cautions that upgrading pieces to inspect their substat rolls can consume silver. It does not give a cost or a specific level at which to assess gear.
The source video description says the creator performed a large Mythical Relic crafting session on an account and obtained Relics. It does not provide the session’s material costs, results, or a method for improving your odds.
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Good guide for RAID: Shadow Legends players. The strategy part was useful.
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