Plarium released Update 11.75 for RAID: Shadow Legends on September 2, adding four new Legendary champions, raising Summon Boost multipliers, and changing how players can counter the Mercurial Artifact Set's Total Guard buff, as announced in the studio's official Update 11.75 post. The patch also touches Siege prep-phase visibility and rebalances two existing champions. New players can start with our RAID: Shadow Legends beginner's guide.
RAID: Shadow Legends Update 11.75 Champions
The four Legendary champions are spread across four factions: Thralia, She Who Stands (Dwarves), Owein Winterflame (Sylvan Watchers), Thayla Hammerhorn (Skinwalkers), and Miyoko, Flower of Yakai (Shadowkin). All four entered the standard Legendary summon pool with the update.
Summon Boost Changes
Regular Summon Boost multipliers rose from 10x to 15x, while Progressive Chance Event boosts climbed from their previous 15x/20x/25x tiers to 20x/25x/30x. Plarium also added an alternative route to the top 30x tier: players can now reach it by summoning a Legendary that does not match the champion set in the Summon Slot, or by spending a defined number of Shards, instead of relying purely on chance progression.
Mercurial, Siege, and Champion Rebalances
On the balance side, the Mercurial Artifact Set's Total Guard buff can now be countered through Provoke, giving teams built around control effects a new answer to it. Siege also picked up a smaller change: players can view their previous fortress layout during the Prep Phase. Existing champions Robar and Abbess both received skill adjustments as part of the update's rebalancing pass.
Echoes of Oz and the Frontier Event
The update lands a few weeks after Update 11.71 and the Echoes of Oz event, which launched August 18 and introduced Wizard of Oz-themed champions including Dorothy Gale, Ozilda the Wicked, and The Cowardly Lion, alongside an Event Dungeon offering Chronophage Gear rewards that stays open through November 10. Dorothy Gale remains obtainable for free through the ongoing Dorothy Chase Event, which runs through November 19 and rewards players for logging in on seven separate days.
Plarium has confirmed a new Frontier Event format built around a strategic map, capturable Outposts, and unique challenge rewards, and has not set a release date for it. For a full assessment of the game, see our RAID: Shadow Legends review.