RAID: Shadow Legends 11.75 Raised Summon Boosts From 10x to 15x
Update 11.75.0 lifts Regular Summon Boosts to 15x and Progressive Chance Events to 30x, and nerfs Mercurial Set's Total Guard. Plus the fusion ending October 7, 2026.
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RAID: Shadow Legends’ update 11.75.0 does something Plarium rarely does: it makes free summoning meaningfully better. Regular Summon Boosts go from a 10x multiplier to 15x, and Progressive Chance Events move from 15x/20x/25x to 20x/25x/30x.
What this changes for you
- Your shard stash is worth more than it was last month. Every tier of boost went up. If you hoard shards for boosted events — and on a free account you should — the same stack now pulls at a higher rate.
- There is a second way to reach 30x. Alongside the event track, you can now hit a 30x boost by summoning a mismatched Legendary or by spending Shards. That turns a wasted off-faction Legendary into progress instead of a shrug.
- Provoke just got better in Arena. The Mercurial Set adjustment makes Provoke bypass Total Guard, and a Champion hit by it cannot apply new Total Guard stacks on its turn. If Mercurial walls have been stonewalling your Arena teams, that wall has a door now.
The patch, in short
The summon changes are the headline, but two Champion rebalances matter for Faction Crypts specifically. Robar’s aura ACC bonus in Faction Crypts goes to 80 and his base Speed rises from 97 to 102 — five Speed is not cosmetic at Crypt breakpoints. Abbess gets a 40% ATK aura in Faction Crypts plus skill changes including DEF-ignore and an added ATK buff. Both are Crypt-shaped buffs, which is where mid-game free accounts actually get stuck.
Siege players get a small but real tool: previous fortress layouts are now reviewable in the Battle Report, so scouting is no longer a memory exercise. And Plarium has announced a new event type, the Frontier Event — a strategic map with Outposts and their own challenges — with no launch date given. We are not guessing at one.
Over 20 bug fixes round it out, covering counterattack timing, animation glitches, saved team presets and gear selling filters.
Events running now
- Theimios Fusion Event, September 21 to October 7, 2026. The target is Theimios the Everdrinker, a Legendary from the Argonites faction. The cost structure is steep: four Unblinkings, each requiring four Shore-spear Fionns. Fionns come from the standard chain of Gear Hunters I and II, Gear Enhancement I through III, Champion Training, and the Spider, Fire Knight, Ice Golem, Champion Chase and Dragon tournaments, with Classic Arena Takedown I and II alongside. Summon Rush can also drop an Unblinking directly.
- Champion Proving Grounds closes October 5, 2026. Plarium is pausing the second rotation after that date to evaluate it, and the map will read “Coming Soon” while results are calculated. Rewards still process.
- Token Trader rotation from October 3, 2026, featuring Nobel and Lanakis.
- Clan vs. Clan will not include Personal Rewards this cycle.
Should you push this week?
If you were already running the Theimios fusion, finish it — October 7, 2026 is a hard stop and sixteen Fionns is not a last-weekend job. If you were not, do not start now; the math does not close.
The better play is the boring one: bank shards and wait for the next Progressive Chance Event, because 30x on a fifteen-shard stack is the best summoning value this game has offered a free account in a while. That, not the fusion, is what 11.75 actually gave you.
