The latest 11.40.0 update for RAID: Shadow Legends is now live, bringing a massive wave of efficiency and power shifts to Teleria. This update focuses heavily on streamlining the daily grind while providing high-end players with new tools to automate their progression. From a complete overhaul of how mastery scrolls are distributed to the introduction of elite subscription tiers and critical champion buffs, here is a thorough breakdown of every major change in this patch.

New Subscription Tiers: Platinum and Diamond Raid Cards

Plarium is expanding the options for players who want to accelerate their growth by introducing two premium tiers to the Raid Card system. While current Silver and Gold cards remain, these new options offer significantly more automation and resources for dedicated players. Be aware that these may not be available to everyone immediately upon the update launch.

The Platinum Raid Card is designed for those who want better returns from their campaign farming and automated champion training. For 14.99 per month, or 9.99 for first-time purchasers, subscribers get several major boosts. It provides 20 percent extra XP and 30 percent extra Silver from Campaign battles. Furthermore, it adds 100 extra Multi-Battle attempts to your daily pool. The biggest change is in the Sparring Pit, where XP per hour is doubled and champions will now level up automatically. You will still need to manually swap them once they hit their maximum level, but the constant need to click through level-ups is gone.

For the ultimate advantage, the Diamond Raid Card is available at 29.99 per month, with a 14.99 introductory price for new subscribers. This tier includes the same 20 percent XP and 30 percent Silver boosts but increases the daily Multi-Battle count by 140 attempts. It features the same Sparring Pit automation and doubled XP rates as the Platinum card. Additionally, Diamond subscribers receive one Legendary Skill Tome every month plus a special Raid Card Chest. This chest offers a chance at rare items like Rank 5 Chickens, Legendary or Mythical Skill Tomes, Chaos Ore, or Void and Primal Shards.

Improved Scroll Distribution in Minotaur’s Labyrinth

One of the most requested quality-of-life improvements has finally arrived for the Minotaur’s Labyrinth. Previously, if a champion needed only a single scroll but the run rewarded twelve, those extra eleven scrolls were simply lost to the void. This was especially frustrating when using Super Raids.

With the 11.40 update, the system now features overflow distribution. Any scrolls that are not needed by a champion will be automatically allocated to another member of the team. As long as you have at least one champion on the team who still requires mastery scrolls, you will receive every single scroll earned from the battle. This ensures that your energy is always spent efficiently and no progress is wasted.

Super Raids in Potion Keeps and Arena Schedule Changes

Farming for ascension materials is about to get much faster. The developers have enabled permanent Super Raids in all Potion Keeps. This means you can now spend twice the energy to get double the rewards in a single run, which is a massive time-saver for anyone looking to quickly ascend their newest champions.

Live Arena is also seeing significant schedule expansions to help players find matches more easily across different time zones. Each of the four daily timeslots has been extended by one hour, providing four more hours of total battle time every day. The first slot now runs from 00:00 to 04:00, the second from 06:00 to 10:00, the third from 12:00 to 16:00, and the fourth from 18:00 to 22:00 UTC.

Champion Re-Balancing in RSL Patch 11.40

Several champions have undergone major changes to improve their performance in both PvP and PvE environments. Because these changes are so substantial, the community ratings for these champions have been reset to ensure players are seeing data based on their newest abilities. Check out all the balance changes made to the following champions in RAID: Shadow

Cruetraxa (Void Legendary Champion)

This legendary Demonspawn assassin has received major buffs to her kit to make her a more reliable threat. Her default skill, Dire Perforation, now also ignores Block Damage buffs. Her second skill, Curse of Writhing, has its cooldown reduced to 3 turns and now attempts to remove all buffs from the target before attacking. It also ignores 25 percent of the target’s defense and places a Block Revive debuff if the enemy is killed.

Cruetraxa’s passive, Rite of Rebirth, has been enhanced with protected Revive On Death buffs. If she is revived by this buff, she immediately fills her Turn Meter by 100 percent, gains an Increase ATK buff, and uses her default skill on the enemy with the highest Turn Meter. Additionally, her Aura has been changed to increase Ally ATK in all battles by 30 percent.

The Incarnate (Force Legendary Champion)

This champion is now much more effective at protecting her team, especially when paired with an Arbiter. Her basic attack has an increased Provoke chance of 45 percent and a much higher chance to counterattack when allies are hit. If the hit ally is a High Elf, she will counterattack 100 percent of the time.

Her second skill now has a 75 percent chance to strip all Shield buffs and two random buffs from all enemies, while the value of the Shield she provides to her team has been increased. Her third skill now heals any ally Arbiters to 100 percent of their max health and activates automatically upon her revival. Finally, her passive skills now grant significant accuracy and resistance bonuses based on Ally Protection buffs, while ensuring all ally Arbiters receive 30 percent less damage.

For more detailed information, players can check out the official patch notes. Get the best gameplay experience of RAID: Shadow Legends on your PC or laptop with BlueStacks.