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==Progression== | ==Progression== | ||
| − | ===Otherworld Fragments {{Icon|Material|Otherworld Fragment|size=32px | + | ===Otherworld Fragments {{Icon|Material|Otherworld Fragment|size=32px}}=== |
| − | ===Otherworld Gems {{Icon|Material|Otherworld Gem|size=32px | + | ===Otherworld Gems {{Icon|Material|Otherworld Gem|size=32px}}=== |
'''Otherworld Gems''' are a resource that can be used to challenge EX Raid battles. They can be obtained as drops from Expert or Nightmare Raid battles. | '''Otherworld Gems''' are a resource that can be used to challenge EX Raid battles. They can be obtained as drops from Expert or Nightmare Raid battles. | ||
This feature was first added in [[Fractured Futures/September 2019]]. Prior to this, EX battles had a random chance to unlock after clearing Expert or Nightmare. However, EX unlocks could not be stacked - the player had to clear EX before playing Expert/Nightmare again in order to get another unlock chance. The addition of Otherworld Gems solved this issue by allowing players to stack EX runs. | This feature was first added in [[Fractured Futures/September 2019]]. Prior to this, EX battles had a random chance to unlock after clearing Expert or Nightmare. However, EX unlocks could not be stacked - the player had to clear EX before playing Expert/Nightmare again in order to get another unlock chance. The addition of Otherworld Gems solved this issue by allowing players to stack EX runs. | ||
| − | ===Omega Keys {{Icon|Material|Omega Key|size=32px | + | ===Omega Keys {{Icon|Material|Omega Key|size=32px}}=== |
'''Omega Keys''' are special items used to unlock Omega Solo quests. 3 keys need to be obtained to unlock the quest, and these keys can be found in Bronze, Silver, and Gold Emblem collection rewards. | '''Omega Keys''' are special items used to unlock Omega Solo quests. 3 keys need to be obtained to unlock the quest, and these keys can be found in Bronze, Silver, and Gold Emblem collection rewards. | ||
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==={{5*}} Dragon=== | ==={{5*}} Dragon=== | ||
| − | ===Emblems=== | + | Every raid event includes a free {{5*}} Dragon that can be obtained 5 times, enough to allow it to be Max Unbound. 4 copies of the Dragon can be obtained from Blazon Summons, while 1 copy can be obtained from {{Icon|Material|Silver Emblem|size=32px|text=1}} collection rewards. |
| − | ===Blazon Summons {{Icon|Material|Peregrine Blazon|size=32px | + | |
| + | This Dragon usually shares the same element as their raid's boss. Due to their status as free units, these Dragons will have weaker abilities and lower stats than {{4*}} Dragons obtained from Summoning. At Max Unbound, one of these free dragons will have an ability comparable to that of a non-Unbound {{4*}} summmoned dragon. | ||
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| + | ===Emblems{{Icon|Material|Bronze Emblem|size=32px}}{{Icon|Material|Silver Emblem|size=32px}}{{Icon|Material|Gold Emblem|size=32px}}=== | ||
| + | ===Blazon Summons {{Icon|Material|Peregrine Blazon|size=32px}}=== | ||
| + | Participating in the Raid Event will award {{Icon|Material|Peregrine Blazon|size=32px|text=1}}s. These can then be used in Blazon Summons to obtain a variety of rewards, including the Raid Event's free {{5*}} Dragon and {{4*}} Wyrmprint. | ||
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| + | Blazon Summons are divided into "boxes", each containing a set amount for each type of reward. Once a reward has been obtained, it is removed from the box, and this process continues until the box is empty. Attempting to summon again will prompt the player to "reset" the box, which will make it proceed from box #1 to #2 etc, with different rewards. Boxes #1 to #4 each contain 1 copy of the free {{5*}} Dragon and {{4*}} Wyrmprint, while boxes #5 onwards will contain 1 copy of the Wyrmprint but will not contain a copy of the Dragon. | ||
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| + | Boxes can be prematurely reset without emptying them by pressing the "reset" button after the Dragon copy from that box has been summoned. Resetting in this way will forfeit the unclaimed contents of the box, and proceed to the next box. This results in less rewards overall, and is only advised if one is in a rush for all copies of the Dragon specifically. | ||
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| + | From [[Echoes of Antiquity/May 2019]] onwards, random Wyrmprints other than the raid-specific one can be obtained from Blazon Summons. These prints are mostly {{3*}} and {{4*}}, and only one featured {{5*}} Wyrmprint has a chance to appear. This featured print tends to have an elemental or affliction resistance relevant to the raid's boss. | ||
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| + | From [[A Splash of Adventure/July 2019]] onwards, Blazon Summons cost just 1 Blazon per summon. Prior to this, it cost 2 Blazons per summon. | ||
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| + | From [[Resplendent Refrain/November 2018]] onwards, the free {{4*}} Wyrmprint no longer has a Bane ability to boost damage against the boss. At this time only 1 Wyrmprint was equippable per Adventurer, so this change was made to allow non-raid Wyrmprints to be usable instead. | ||
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===Raid Boosts=== | ===Raid Boosts=== | ||
'''Raid Boosts''' are passive effects to improve the player's combat performance during the raid event. These can be earned in increments of 1-2% by clearing boss and raid battles, and they stack up up to a set maximum amount. | '''Raid Boosts''' are passive effects to improve the player's combat performance during the raid event. These can be earned in increments of 1-2% by clearing boss and raid battles, and they stack up up to a set maximum amount. | ||
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| “ | Team up to take on a powerful boss with up to 16 adventurers at once! | „ |
Raid Events are an event type in which players can cooperate with 3 other players' teams to take down a giant boss. Primary rewards from this event type include an exclusive 4 
Adventurer, 5 
Dragon, and 4 Wyrmprint.
Quest Types
Story Quests
Each raid event includes a prologue story viewable upon first entering the raid menu, as well as 5-8 story episodes and a sprinkling of short quests to complete. These story episodes and quests must be completed to fully unlock most of the raid event proper. Additionally, after the event has concluded, an epilogue story will be available to view.
Boss Battle
Raid Battle
EX Raid
Nightmare Raid
Omega Solo and Omega Raid
Omega Solo is a single-player difficulty level that can only be unlocked by clearing Nightmare difficulty and obtaining 3
s from Emblem collection rewards. Omega Solo has the player use just their own team of 4 adventurers to face the raid boss, with similar attack patterns to Expert, EX, and Nightmare. First-clear rewards tend to include
x5, but no items will drop upon completing this quest. Successfully clearing this mode will also unlock the Omega Raid difficulty. Omega Raid is a co-op difficulty similar to Expert, EX, and Nightmare raid battles, but the boss has higher HP and deals more damage. Omega Raids are only available during weekends while the raid event is running. First-clear rewards tend to include
x5, but no items will drop upon completing this quest.
This feature was first added in Fractured Futures/September 2019.
Progression
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Otherworld Gems are a resource that can be used to challenge EX Raid battles. They can be obtained as drops from Expert or Nightmare Raid battles.
This feature was first added in Fractured Futures/September 2019. Prior to this, EX battles had a random chance to unlock after clearing Expert or Nightmare. However, EX unlocks could not be stacked - the player had to clear EX before playing Expert/Nightmare again in order to get another unlock chance. The addition of Otherworld Gems solved this issue by allowing players to stack EX runs.
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Omega Keys are special items used to unlock Omega Solo quests. 3 keys need to be obtained to unlock the quest, and these keys can be found in Bronze, Silver, and Gold Emblem collection rewards.
This feature was first added in Fractured Futures/September 2019.
Rewards
4 Adventurer
Each Raid Event includes a free 4 Adventurer that temporarily joins the player's roster. By completing quests with this character on the team, raid-related or otherwise, friendship points can be earned. Points earned are equal to the stamina cost for the quest cleared, but if a raid-related quest is cleared then the points gained are doubled. Once friendship points reach their maximum, the Adventurer will permanently join the player's roster. Assuming the appropriate Mana Circle nodes have been unlocked, maxing friendship points will also make the Adventurer's story available to view.
If a raid event ends but the free Adventurer's friendship points were never maxed, then they will not join the player's roster. However, should the raid event be rerun, the Adventurer will retain their friendship points and any level or Mana Circle upgrades applied when the player last had them.
This Adventurer has an element advantage over their raid's boss, often has a Class Bane that is effective against the raid boss, and has a maximum resistance of 50% to the main Condition that the boss inflicts. Due to their status as free units, these Adventurers will have lower-cost Mana Circles and tend to have lower stats than 4 Adventurers obtained from Summoning.
From A Waltz with Fate/February 2019 onwards, befriending the free Adventurer will also unlock a daily endeavor to obtain a
when all other daily raid endeavors are complete.
5 Dragon
Every raid event includes a free 5 Dragon that can be obtained 5 times, enough to allow it to be Max Unbound. 4 copies of the Dragon can be obtained from Blazon Summons, while 1 copy can be obtained from
collection rewards.
This Dragon usually shares the same element as their raid's boss. Due to their status as free units, these Dragons will have weaker abilities and lower stats than 4 Dragons obtained from Summoning. At Max Unbound, one of these free dragons will have an ability comparable to that of a non-Unbound 4 summmoned dragon.
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Participating in the Raid Event will award
s. These can then be used in Blazon Summons to obtain a variety of rewards, including the Raid Event's free 5 Dragon and 4 Wyrmprint.
Blazon Summons are divided into "boxes", each containing a set amount for each type of reward. Once a reward has been obtained, it is removed from the box, and this process continues until the box is empty. Attempting to summon again will prompt the player to "reset" the box, which will make it proceed from box #1 to #2 etc, with different rewards. Boxes #1 to #4 each contain 1 copy of the free 5 Dragon and 4 Wyrmprint, while boxes #5 onwards will contain 1 copy of the Wyrmprint but will not contain a copy of the Dragon.
Boxes can be prematurely reset without emptying them by pressing the "reset" button after the Dragon copy from that box has been summoned. Resetting in this way will forfeit the unclaimed contents of the box, and proceed to the next box. This results in less rewards overall, and is only advised if one is in a rush for all copies of the Dragon specifically.
From Echoes of Antiquity/May 2019 onwards, random Wyrmprints other than the raid-specific one can be obtained from Blazon Summons. These prints are mostly 3 
and 4 , and only one featured 5 Wyrmprint has a chance to appear. This featured print tends to have an elemental or affliction resistance relevant to the raid's boss.
From A Splash of Adventure/July 2019 onwards, Blazon Summons cost just 1 Blazon per summon. Prior to this, it cost 2 Blazons per summon.
From Resplendent Refrain/November 2018 onwards, the free 4 Wyrmprint no longer has a Bane ability to boost damage against the boss. At this time only 1 Wyrmprint was equippable per Adventurer, so this change was made to allow non-raid Wyrmprints to be usable instead.
Raid Boosts
Raid Boosts are passive effects to improve the player's combat performance during the raid event. These can be earned in increments of 1-2% by clearing boss and raid battles, and they stack up up to a set maximum amount.
Rare Raid Boosts are available as well, but unlike regular Raid Boosts they can be earned only from raid battles, come at full power right away, and each type can only be obtained once during the event. Rare Raid Boosts are more likely to appear when clearing higher-difficulty quests.
This feature was first added in Fractured Futures/September 2019. Rare Raid Boosts could drop from boss battles as well in this event, but that was removed as of Kindness and Captivity/November 2019.