The video title describes a RAID: Shadow Legends attempt to pull 100 or more Primal Shards for at least one Mythical champion. It does not establish the odds, pity requirements, or whether the attempt succeeded. If you’re considering a similar pull, set a spending limit first; don’t treat 100 shards as a guaranteed route to a Mythical.
What the 100+ pull attempt establishes
The source describes a high-volume attempt to get a Mythical and also mentions trying for Scarecrow. It does not provide a shard count beyond “100+,” a drop-rate figure, or a confirmed result. The title alone can’t show whether a Mythical is guaranteed after a particular number of pulls.
The draft discusses pity mechanics, but the supplied material does not give enough information to verify how they work for Primal Shards. Check the in-game summon information before making a decision based on a specific rate or guarantee.
Decide your limit before pulling
If your goal is a Mythical, choose a maximum number of Primal Shards you’re willing to use before starting. Treat the outcome as uncertain, and stop at that limit rather than assuming that more pulls guarantee the champion you want.
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The tips are practical and easy to follow.
Good guide for RAID: Shadow Legends players. The strategy part was useful.
This guide answered the exact question I had.
This saved me time in the early game.