When to Pull Shards for Champion Chase in RAID: Shadow Legends

If you’re deciding whether to open shards, save them for a Champion Chase when your available shards and completed fragment summons can help you reach a reward milestone. Before pulling, check the event’s milestones and decide which reward you’re aiming for. If your stash won’t reach a meaningful target, hold it for another event rather than spending everything and falling short.

Plan around the milestone you want

Champion Chase rewards can include energy, silver, skill tomes, and champion fragments, according to the supplied draft. The draft doesn’t give shard point values or a specific tournament’s requirements, so you’ll need to check the event details to see whether your inventory can reach your target.

Ancient, Void, and Sacred shards provide different point values, but the supplied material doesn’t specify those values or establish which shard type is most efficient. Don’t assume you can calculate a reliable pull count from this guide. Compare the event’s requirements with the points available to you, and stop if your planned pulls won’t reach the reward you want.

Decide whether to summon a completed fragment champion

The draft says fragment summons award Champion Chase points, so a completed summon may help you reach a milestone without opening more shards. If you already have a champion ready to summon, consider whether those points would bring you to your target reward.

There’s a trade-off: waiting to summon preserves the champion for a later Champion Chase, while summoning now gives you access to that champion sooner. Choose based on whether the milestone or the champion’s immediate use matters more to you.

If you have no clear target, or your resources aren’t enough to reach a reward you value, stop pulling and save what remains.