RAID: Shadow Legends Relic Crafting and Upgrading Guide for CvC

To earn tournament points quickly during Clan vs Clan (CvC) events in RAID: Shadow Legends, stockpile Relic materials between tournaments, batch-craft high-rarity recipes once the event begins, and upgrade viable pieces to Level 8 or Level 12. This approach converts saved materials and Silver into rapid tournament points without expending Energy or opening high-value Shards.

Comparing CvC Scoring Methods

Forging Relics provides immediate tournament points per action because it bypasses dungeon run times and energy constraints. Upgrading those forged pieces then provides a secondary point source funded by Silver.

Step-by-Step Relic Batch Crafting

Executing crafts in structured batches prevents inventory bottlenecks and preserves Silver. Use this sequence when the CvC tournament goes live:

1. Clear Relic Storage: Free at least 50 inventory slots before crafting to prevent overflow prompts that interrupt multi-craft queues.
2. Select High-Rarity Recipes: Prioritize recipes that consume Epic or Legendary fragments, as higher-rarity outcomes yield larger tournament point bonuses.
3. Run Multi-Craft Batches: Execute 10x crafts to accelerate point acquisition and monitor leaderboard updates.
4. Lock Keepers: Review rolls immediately and lock items featuring favorable primary stats and synergistic substats such as Speed, Accuracy, or Critical Damage.
5. Sell Inferior Rolls: Sell flat-stat items and undesirable pieces directly from the results screen to recoup approximately 30% to 40% of the crafting fee.

Upgrading Breakpoints for Silver Efficiency

Upgrading Relics awards CvC points at specific item level milestones, but upgrade failure rates increase significantly at higher tiers. Managing upgrade stopping points protects your Silver balance.

Level 4 and Level 8

Upgrading to Level 4 and Level 8 provides reliable points at minimal Silver expenditure. Failure rates across these initial levels are low, making this the most cost-effective tier for generating points across a high volume of items.

Level 12

Level 12 is the primary stopping point for keeper items. It unlocks three substat upgrades and awards significant tournament points without exposing your Silver pool to the steep failure rates of the final upgrade tier.

When to Upgrade to Level 16

Reserve Level 16 pushes exclusively for endgame Mythical pieces and premium Legendary Relics assigned to core teams. Upgrading from Level 12 to Level 16 can consume millions of Silver due to high failure rates. When maximizing points under a limited Silver budget, rolling multiple pieces to Level 12 yields more total points than risking resources on a single Level 16 upgrade.

Preparation Between Tournament Cycles

Maximizing Relic points during CvC requires strict resource management between events:

• Halt Non-CvC Crafting: Stop forging Relics as soon as a CvC tournament ends. Save all fragments gathered from Chimera fights and Clan Boss rewards across the two-week cooldown window.
• Build a Silver Reserve: Enter the tournament with a minimum buffer of 15 to 20 million Silver to support both the initial crafting fees and subsequent upgrade milestones.
• Conserve Forge Charms: If chance-boosting charms are available for Relic crafting, save them for top-tier recipes during CvC to increase the probability of Legendary and Mythical outcomes.