Overview

This game was surprisingly interesting - for an offer anyways. In this game, you will have a bunch of champions which you will create a team out of and progress through combat stages. You have an energy bar and almost every action will require you to use energy or some other time-regenerated item. Progressing was very straightforward, and I didn't feel like there was any hidden tricks I needed to know in order to complete the offer in a decent period of time. The only things I really didn't like was how fast your energy filled up. It takes 3 minutes per 1 energy, so even when you're near the end of this offer and you have 100+ energy, it will reach the cap in about 5 hours. Of course, you won't generate more energy while it is at or over your maximum amount. That means if you want to be efficiently using your energy, you need to check in very frequently.

^{Note: This guide is only for completing the offer. If you might be interested in the game, I REALLY don't recommend following this guide. There are a lot of decisions I chose to make that will only help you in the beginning, but may significantly harm you if you choose to play beyond what is required.}


Offer Name	Raid Shadow Legends
Offer Wall	None. I found it on the Swagbucks front page.
Device Used	I use Android. I do not know if it works on iPhones.
Amount	$60 using Swagbucks
Time Limit	28
Time Spent	13 days. I was level 22 the first day, 27 the second day, 38 the 6th day. I finished it on the 7th day.

^{Note: This offer goes to pending for 3 days.}

Starting Off

I highly recommend starting this game when you have a couple hours you can dedicate to it. When you start off, you are given an absurd amount of energy, and you quickly gain more. Your energy can safely go over the cap, but you will not regenerate any more when it is. I was level 26 before I got through all of the energy

You will be given a few champions to choose between at first. I highly recommend choosing Elhain. She has two good aoes, and she's an absolute beast for farming campaign - which you will be doing a lot of. I've seen some people recommend Kael, but I didn't particularly like him. He's better for bosses and arena, but your campaign is what is the most important.

When you first start off, you are given a short tutorial to complete. Make sure to put your battle on auto and put the speed at 2x. On occasion you may want to fight manually, but I only found it useful during certain bosses in the early stages and occasionally in an arena battle. After your tutorial, start working your way through the Missions as much as you can until you get the gem rewards for completing all of the ones in the first stage. If you get stuck, you can go ahead and start progressing further in the campaign; however, you will end up doing a lot of back tracking if you do. Once you get the 300 gem reward, don't bother doing them anymore (unless it's something easy). The rewards aren't really worth it. Also try to coordinate the Challenges when possible. Most of them just give silver so it's not really worthwhile, but some give energy or other useful rewards.

Things To Know

You should aim to get 3 stars in your campaigns when possible, but don't waste energy over it. You do this by completing a campaign with 1-2 champions without any of them dying. Getting a certain amount of stars will give you goodies like gems - so try to use 2 characters and get 3 stars when possible, but when you start getting 1 star, switch to using 4 champions for better exp distribution. Don't forget to equip/upgrade your equipment!

To get the most out of your battles, you want to be leveling as many champions as possible. EXP is split between all champions, even if they are already at max level. Most of the time that you are leveling champions, you will want to use one main fighter and fill the rest of the slots with Champions that need leveled up.

Save all of your gems at the start. Once you get to 800 gems, buy all of the Masteries you need for Elhain. This will give her a huge boost which will push you through the higher difficulties. This is the setup I chose. After you get her Masteries, all of your gems should be spent on energy. Do not unlock your gem mine, it's a complete waste.

One of your missions will require you to upgrade the great hall, so be sure to save your bronze metals! When the mission finally has you upgrade something, upgrade the ATK for the blue meteorite. A mission later on will have you upgrade the ATK for the elements except the purple triangle.

This game revolves around upgrading your champions. You do this by leveling them up and then upgrading their rank in the tavern. In order to upgrade their rank, they must be at max level and you must sacrifice other champions at the same rank. For example, to take a Champion from 2 star to 3 star, you will need the champion at level 20, and you will need 2 other 2 star champions. To get to 3 star, it needs to be level 30 and have 3 other 3 star champions. So on and so forth. Each time you upgrade their rank, their base stats will increase and they will be reset to level 1. The sacrificial champions can be any level, and there is no benefit to increasing their level before sacrificing them.

Your goal is to farm Brutal stage 12-6. Once you get to this point, you no longer need to upgrade any Champions - just focus on clearing it quickly. This stage seemed to be the best exp to energy ratio. I tested nightmare, to an extent, but I did not feel that it would be worth trying getting to stage 12 in nightmare since you should be fairly close to completing the offer once you get to Brutal 12-6. The first 5 or so sections in each difficulty give less exp than the 12th of a lower difficulty, but the later ones will more than make up for the exp loss. Never farm the bosses though - they use more energy and give less exp than the regular stages!

Dailies

The game resets at 7PM EST. Make sure to restart your game at this time, because some things won't track properly. The clan stuff doesn't reset until later on though.

Daily Login Reward & New Player Rewards - These usually pops up when you start the game, but you can also hit the 3 dashes on the left hand side.
Quests - Make sure to complete all of your daily quests every day! Do your Weekly and Monthly as well. Once you unlock the Advanced quests, do them if it seems worthwhile. Completing all of them gives you an energy refill, but you might not always be able to complete them all. If you can't, just do the ones that give you energy, gems, or silver.
Playtime Rewards - You will get a bunch of rewards for leaving your game running up to 3 hours. You should aim for at least 60 minutes to get the energy refill. These rewards need to be collected in the bottom right hand corner. The timer will continue even if you don't pick up the previous reward, so you can just leave the game running.
Market - This resets every 60 minutes. Unlock the first two extra slots which can be unlocked with silver. Always buy all of the Mystery Shards. If you desperately need more champions, you can buy those too. I didn't see any artifacts that were worth buying.
Progression Rewards - These aren't exactly dailies, but you should check them every 5 levels.

Events / Tournaments

These are mostly a waste of time, but make sure to collect any rewards if you happen to meet the goals. The only one to really look out for is the Artifact Enhancement event. When this one is up, it's good to waste some silver upgrading your Artifacts (Champion gear) - even if it's gear you won't use. The higher stars the gear, the more points you get for upgrading it. So make sure to upgrade the highest star gear you have when possible. Just be sure to save a few 100k silver for general purposes, but otherwise dump your silver into upgrading your artifacts so you can get some of those energy/gem rewards.

Champions

This game allows you to use 1-5 champions per battle, depending on what you're fighting. Each champion has an element, and is weak against one element and strong against another. Elhain is strong against the green lightning bolt, and weak against the red skull. She is neutral towards the blue meteorite-thing and the purple triangle.

The "Best" Champions

There are so many champions, and so many potential enemies, that it really isn't possible to say which ones you want to use. In general, you will want Elhain since she will likely be your strongest fighter. Don't ever use brews on your main fighers - you will end up maxing them out just by using them normally.

Elhain will be your main fighter, and you should prioritize her for everything. This includes upgrading rank, skills, ascending, gear - EVERYTHING. In the beginning you'll want to put Offense artifacts on her. Once you're able to, switch that to on 4 pieces of Lifesteal and 2 Offense Artifacts and she'll carry you through everything. Try to get her to level 60 ASAP. After Elhain is 4 or 5 star, you can upgrade your Warpriest (or one other DPS) to 4 star, but otherwise save everything for her. Spend your first 800 gems on masteries for her.
Warpriest is a decent healer, and she helped pushed me through some boss fights I otherwise wouldn't have made it through. I'm not sure how exactly I got her, but I recall getting her early on. Put on as many sets of Immortal as you can (when you get them), and use Life for the rest. Note: Each set requires 2 Artifacts. I got her to 4 stars, and it was sufficient for most of the game.
Diabolist is a great support. You get her as a drop in the 12th campaign. I didn't get her until I was farming brutal, but she became a huge game changer. Put 6 pieces of Speed Artifacts on her, and prioritize Speed substats (and primary stat on the boots).
Others - Pick whatever champions you can get that have AOEs or can buff your team. Speed is great for any buffers. Perception or Speed is good on any aoe debuffers. (4) Lifesteal and (2) Offense are good for any other DPS. Generally speaking, the higher the rarity, the better the champion, but pay attention to the skills.
If you get a champion with a purple triangle element - KEEP IT! These champions are extremely hard to get, and you will occasionally get quests that require you to use one.

Team Composition

Non-boss campaigns - In general you will want to use one main fighter and 3 champions that need leveled. However, if you find yourself stuck on a battle with a lot of red skull enemies, you will want to use more of your "good" champions. Campaigns 5, 7, and 11 will likely give you trouble- so go ahead and use more of your good fighters here if you can push through the stages. If you are unable to push through the stage even with a team full of your best champions, switch to a weaker stage or up to a full level down and use 1 main fighter. If you still cannot do one level weaker with one main fighter, use two fighters for now.

Once you complete the 12th section in campaign, you can change the difficulty. The first few sections will give you less exp, but it is worth it to go through them. Once you get to around stage 6, the increased energy cost seems to be worth it for the player exp. If you get stuck before then, it may be worth going back to an easier difficulty and completing 12-6. Once you get to Brutual 12-6, stop.

Boss campaigns - You will likely want a secondary fighter for bosses, if not a full team. Boss campaigns cost more energy and give less exp, so just focus on getting through the stage. It may be worth turning off auto battle for certain fights if you see your team struggling unnecessarily (ex: Using aoes on one enemy, fighting enemies that respawn instead of hitting the boss, etc)
Arena & Clan Boss - Use your best team - there's no exp here.
Dungeons & Faction Wars - Choose a pretty good team for these. There is exp, but it's very little.
Doom Tower - Don't worry about this. You might be able to work your way through near the end of the game, but it isn't really worth it by then.

Should you spend real money?

I don't think it's worth it.

They have an offer for 1,150 gems for $30. This would give you ~3,100 energy. If you are doing Brutal 12-6, you will be able to complete around 388 runs, and each run gives you around half of a percentage. That means you would get around 2 levels worth for $30, which might save you 2-3 days if you purchased it near the end.

Other tips/notes for this game:

Reload the game when the dailies reset. Some of them don't reset right until you reload.
Each time you level up you will get a full energy bar worth of energy.
If you don't have enough space for more heroes and receive one in a campaign, it will go to your mailbox with a 99 day timer. This can be a useful way to store heroes. It also happens with equipment, so make sure to sell your equipment from time to time or you'll have a lot of mail to go through. Make sure to keep some 4* and all 5* or higher equipment for the events.
Any time you accept an energy point reward, it will immediately fill up your bar. On occasion it will be sent to your mailbox if it's from a daily reward. Arena refill items always go to your mailbox.
Change your name and avatar to complete a couple quests.

Common Questions

Can I do this if I already completed it on another offer wall or played the game before on my own?

Generally, no. Almost all of these games state that it's for new users only.

What if I do it on another site?

No.

I don't see the offer! What do I do?

It's possible it simply isn't available for you. I'm from the USA, and many offers are not available outside the USA. If you are from the USA, try checking on the site I did the offer on or on a different site. Sometimes they're only on certain sites. It's also possible that the offer is no longer available.

What do I do if the mobile shortlink isn't working? What does ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED mean?

First off, try using a different browser. I have had issues with Chrome opening links before. If you are still getting an error, it's likely that your device isn't eligible for this offer. Even if it might be able to run the app, sometimes the offers put in specific requirements for devices. In this case, the only thing you can do is try a different device.

I completed the task but I didn't get credit for it! What do I do?

First, wait 24 hours. Most of these games credit within a few minutes, but they may take up to a day sometimes.

Next, check to see if the offer has been completed through the offer wall. If it has not, you must contact the specific offerwall that you completed the task on. For example, if you do this task on Site-xyz through AdGate you have to contact AdGate. If the offer shows as completed but you did not get your points, then the points may have been held and you will need to contact the specific site.

This takes so long! Why would you waste your time for a couple bucks?!

I play these games in between other work or on the weekends. I don't do them instead of better paying work, but rather along side it in my down time or while I'm watching TV. I'm also a gamer, so I enjoy playing games.

Have any more tips? Let users know in the comments!

As always, this is my first time playing this game. I have a lot of experience playing these sorts of games, but each one is a little bit different. All advice is based on my personal experience and my playstyle.

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