Every single one is at least decent and it capable of becoming your first 6* and farmer. The game will give you the choice of 4 different starting characters.

Similarly if you choose to invest in the game by spending money you can get out of some of the farming or otherwise speed it up through exp boosts and energy refills. Good luck with heroes can make your progression/farming much faster and you can progress out of early game faster.

For example, if you pull a legendary character, like Queen Eva, who is good at farming the campaign, then they will replace your starter. There are many characters who do the jobs of those mentioned in this guide much better, you can and should replace them if you are lucky enough to pull a good rare, epic, or legendary character.

I’m writing this guide assuming you have the absolute worst luck and pull nothing of value from any of your shards. This took my 2 weeks to accomplish on my account, but admittedly I was able to put a lot of time into the game during those 2 weeks. Once you reach this point there are a variety of different things you can choose to tackle, from farming Minotaur for masteries to focusing on specific Clan Boss/Arena/Dungeon teams. I’m defining the early game of Raid: Shadow Legends to begin once you finish the brief tutorial and to end once you complete the campaign missions on Brutal difficulty and move on to expanding your character pool to start tackling dungeons. This information is a combination of my own experience and information I’ve learned from a variety of sources, I will include a section at the end crediting all of that content. The guide assumes spending no money on the game, though if you choose to do this you can greatly speed up your initial progress. The examples and goals in the roadmap will not be dependent on your luck with shards, every character mentioned explicitly will be farmable or otherwise given to you by the game. I want to provide a simple resource for players who are just getting started to set them up for efficient farming and progression. I wanted to consolidate what I’ve learned into a simple write-up of what your goals should be when you start playing Raid for the first time and explain the purpose of those goals and choices. There is a lot of good information out there, but a lot of it is not easy to find and it was spread out across Reddit posts, YouTube videos, and forum posts. When I first started playing I was doing research into how to efficiently progress and what my goals should be as a new player.

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