RAID: Shadow Legends Terms of Use and Account Security

To prevent permanent bans and protect your progression in RAID: Shadow Legends, you must maintain exclusive personal control over your account credentials and avoid prohibited external applications. Plarium enforces strict rules regarding account access, automated gameplay tools, and asset ownership under its Terms of Use.

Account Sharing and Transfer Restrictions

Plarium strictly prohibits sharing, selling, buying, or transferring game accounts. Allowing another player to access your profile—even for assistance with Clan Boss keys, takeover services, or fusion events—violates the user agreement and risks immediate disciplinary action.

Account security monitors track login activity and credential usage patterns. The following actions can trigger automated flags or account termination:

• Geographic Anomaly Flags: Logging into an account from multiple distant locations within a short timeframe triggers automated security checks for credential sharing.
• Account Trading Bans: Purchasing an existing account or selling your own exposes the profile to immediate termination once suspicious transfers are detected.
• Third-Party Takeovers: Handing over login credentials to content creators or community members forfeits your security and leaves your account liable for any violations committed during the session.

Third-Party Software and Automation Rules

Using unauthorized external applications that interact with RAID: Shadow Legends violates Plarium's terms. Plarium reserves full discretion to identify which external applications qualify as unauthorized.

• Macros and Auto-Clickers: Using auto-clickers or macro scripts to automate repetitive tasks like campaign farming exposes your account to detection by anti-cheat systems.
• Client and Memory Modification: Any application that alters game files, modifies client code, or reads data packets is strictly forbidden.
• Automation Risk: Applications claiming to streamline progression or manipulate game mechanics carry an inherent ban risk that outweighs temporary convenience.

Asset Licensing and Termination Rights

Under Plarium's Terms of Use, players do not own their in-game assets or profiles. Real-money purchases for shards, gems, or champion bundles provide a limited license to use digital items within the game environment.

If Plarium suspends or terminates an account due to policy breaches, the license is revoked immediately. Account actions are taken at Plarium's discretion, often without prior warning, and players have no legal path or system to request financial refunds for terminated profiles.

Steps to Secure a Compromised Account

If you suspect your credentials have been exposed or you previously shared login access, take these immediate recovery steps:

1. Change your Plarium ID password immediately through the account settings.
2. Enable two-factor authentication on all associated email addresses and linked social media accounts.
3. Use the official Plarium launcher settings to log out of all active hardware sessions.
4. Review your profile connections and remove any unrecognized linked accounts.