RAID: Shadow Legends Arena: How to Review a Suspected Cheat

If an Arena match in RAID: Shadow Legends seems to break the rules, review the replay before accusing the other player. A surprising turn order or ability interaction alone does not prove cheating; look for a specific action that appears inconsistent with the champions’ skills and the battle sequence.

Review the replay and document what you see

1. Rewatch the match and track the order of turns, Turn Meter changes, and ability use.
2. Check whether a champion’s skill or passive could explain the action, including an extra turn or Turn Meter effect.
3. Note the specific turn and action if something still appears unexplained. Record the replay or your screen if you need to preserve the sequence.

A single unexpected result is not enough to establish that an opponent used unauthorized software. The draft’s suggested examples—such as an ability activating twice without an apparent reset or extra-turn effect—are reasons to inspect the sequence, not proof on their own.

Report specific evidence

If the replay shows a repeatable action you cannot explain through the champions’ abilities, use the in-game reporting option if available. Include the match ID if you can access it, along with a concise description of the turn and action in question. Avoid treating a player’s strong team or apparent speed advantage as proof of cheating.