If you're on hard, but can't farm at least zone 9, drop back to Normal 12-3. If you haven't beaten normal, farm the highest zone you can reliably beat If your champion can't reliably farm Brutal 12-3 yet, you can try earlier zones: Your champion should be able to do it on auto as farming becomes way too tedious otherwise. This area offers the best balance between experience, silver, and speed. Your end goal should be to farm Brimstone Path - Stage 3 on brutal difficulty, commonly referred to as Brutal 12-3. See addendum 1 for how the farming process works You should do progress missions and challenges that ask you to return to previous stages, but focus on progressing and leveling efficiently once those are complete.
You can farm a little bit for artifacts, but these will be quickly replaced. Just focus on beating each stage with a full roster. Notesĭon't worry about campaign stars until you've beaten brutal difficulty. Your farming champion is your most important early game investment and a primary candidate for your first level 60. Once you hit the later zones of brutal, focus on a single dedicated farming champion who will be able to finish a mission without any help. Simply leveling, ranking up your champions, and upgrading artifacts will be often be enough to brute force your way through. You do not need a special team, specific champions, or crazy artifacts to make progress. General ProgressionĪll early game effort should be devoted to beating the campaign on normal and then repeating the process on higher difficulties. Addendum 1: Explanation of Ranking up and Leveling Food
The campaign is also a great source of early game gear to prepare your team for dungeons. The campaign is the best place to level your champions, which is one of the most important aspects to early progression. If you're a new player in Raid and wondering what your first goal should be, it's getting as far as possible in the campaign and creating your primary farming champion. Everything You Need to Know About: Campaign Farming
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