Are you looking to elevate your roster in <a href="https://www.raidshadowlegends.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">RAID: Shadow Legends</a>? Prepare yourself for not one, but two incredible Progressive Chance Events&nbsp;this February! These limited-time events will give you at least a x15 increased chance&nbsp;to summon some of the most powerful Legendary Champions&nbsp;from Ancient, Primal, Sacred, and Void Shards. Let’s dive into the details so you can make the most of these opportunities. What is a Progressive Chance Event? A&nbsp;Progressive Chance Event increases your likelihood of summoning specific champions, offering enhanced odds that grow as you continue to summon during the event period. Here’s how it works: Increased Summon Odds: During the event, champions from a selected pool will have a much higher chance to be summoned compared to regular summons. For this event, that means at least&nbsp;x15 increased odds for some of the best Legendary Champions in the game. Shard-Based Mechanics: You’ll need to use specific shard types -&nbsp;Ancient, Primal, Sacred, or Void Shards - to participate. Each shard type determines which champions you can summon, so stock up accordingly! Strategic Summoning: Unlike typical summoning events, Progressive Chance Events focus on a curated pool of champions. If you’re targeting a particular champion to complete your team, these events provide the perfect opportunity to summon with intent. These events are a must for players aiming to build a competitive roster, whether for dungeons, arena battles, or PvE progression. Event 1: February 11th On&nbsp;Tuesday, February 11th, the Progressive Chance Event kicks off, featuring increased summon rates for the following legendary champions: Arashi the Riptide:&nbsp;A versatile champion known for dealing massive AoE damage and controlling the battlefield. Duchess Lilitu:&nbsp;One of the best support champions in the game, offering incredible healing, damage mitigation, and revives. High Keeper Prysma:&nbsp;A powerful champion excelling in both PvP and PvE battles. Glaicad of the Meltwater:&nbsp;A tanky champion with abilities that boost survivability for your team. Tatura Rimehide:&nbsp;A standout champion for Clan Boss battles and dungeon runs. Yumeko:&nbsp;A top-tier control champion capable of manipulating turn meters and cooldowns. Little Miss Annie:&nbsp;A devastating single-target damage dealer, perfect for high-value eliminations. Vlad the Nightborn:&nbsp;A hybrid champion offering sustain, crowd control, and solid damage output. Each of these champions brings a unique skill set to the table, making this event the perfect time to fill gaps in your team’s composition. Event 2: February 12th The second event begins on&nbsp;Wednesday, February 12th, with an entirely new lineup of Legendary champions: Nekmo Thaar:&nbsp;An excellent champion for debuffing enemies and boosting ally speed. Staltus Dragonbane:&nbsp;A formidable defender who thrives against AoE attackers. Eostrid Dreamsong:&nbsp;A support champion focused on buffing allies and countering enemy buffs. Gwyndolin the Silent:&nbsp;A stealthy attacker with impressive burst damage. Morrigaine:&nbsp;A debuff specialist capable of weakening enemies for extended battles. Chalco the Blind:&nbsp;A unique champion with utility that excels in crowd control. Shu-Zhen the Valorous:&nbsp;A balanced champion with strong survivability and consistent damage. Krisk the Ageless:&nbsp;One of the most coveted champions in RAID, offering unmatched support, protection, and debuff capabilities. This lineup features some of the game’s most versatile champions, allowing you to build a team ready to tackle even the hardest content. Tips for Summoning Success Here’s how to prepare for these events and maximize your chances: Save Your Shards Ancient, Primal, Sacred, and Void Shards are essential for summoning during these events. Make sure you’ve stocked up ahead of time. Focus on Key Champions Identify which champions align with your team’s needs. Do you need a tank, a damage dealer, or a support specialist? Plan your summons around the champions that will strengthen your roster the most. Plan for Both Events With two events back-to-back, you’ll want to allocate your resources wisely to take advantage of both opportunities. Track Your Progress Since these events boost specific champion chances, keep track of how many summons you’ve done. Sometimes luck strikes early, but it’s always good to know how much further you’re willing to go. Event Details Recap Event 1 Date: February 11th (24 hours only) Event 2 Date: February 12th (24 hours only) Shard Types Required: Ancient, Primal, Sacred, and Void Shards Featured Champions: A mix of some of the most powerful Legendary Champions in the game. These events are your best chance to summon champions that can carry your team to new heights. Whether you’re aiming for PvP dominance, dungeon mastery, or Clan Boss victories, the champions in these events can make all the difference. Don’t Miss Out! The clock is ticking, and these Progressive Chance Events won’t last long. Mark your calendars for February 11th and 12th and be ready to summon your way to greatness. With boosted summon rates for such incredible champions, now is the time to invest your shards and enhance your roster.

Take advantage of x15 Progressive Chance Events in RAID: Shadow Legends on February 11th and 12th! Boost your odds to summon top-tier Legendary champions.

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The Tin Woodman leads RAID's September 11 Summon Rush. Review the x20-x30 rules, full champion pool, best targets, skills, gear, masteries, and blessings.

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Storm Herald Hekaton headlines RAID's September 9 Progressive Chance Event. See the x20-x30 rules, full pools, best targets, and Sacred Shard details.

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The latest <a href="https://www.raidshadowlegends.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">RAID: Shadow Legends</a> news has settled one of the biggest questions surrounding the Argonites. Plarium confirmed in its September 4, 2026 RAID Digest that the Argonites Faction Crypt is not on the roadmap for the remainder of 2026. 

As of September 7, 2026, no opening date has been announced. The same update also addressed the Cowardly Lion’s permanent Shard availability, several Champion bugs, the Treasure Ticket notification, Rosetta support for Mac users, and the next Clan vs. Clan Tournament. 

<a href="https://youtu.be/Bb9s3lFHZsc" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"><img style="width: 100%; max-width: 900px; height: auto; border-radius: 8px;" src="https://img.youtube.com/vi/Bb9s3lFHZsc/maxresdefault.jpg" alt="RAID NEWS No Argonites Faction Crypt in 2026"></a>

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<h2>Argonites Faction Crypt Will Not Open in 2026</h2>

 The official wording is specific: the Argonites Faction Crypt is not on RAID’s 2026 roadmap. This is a firmer timeline than the March 6 RAID Digest, which only said there were no plans to open the Crypt for at least the next few months.

That means the Argonites will remain a playable Faction without an active Faction Wars Crypt through the end of this year. Existing Crypts will continue their normal rotation, but players will not need to field an Argonites-only Faction Wars team during 2026. 

An opening in early 2027 is possible, but it has not been confirmed. There is currently no official basis for naming January, February, or any other specific month. The accurate position as of September 7 is simply that the Crypt has been delayed beyond 2026.

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<h2>What the Delay Means for Lydia and Polara</h2>

 Plarium presented the delay as additional time for players to work toward Lydia the Deathsiren and Polara Fireheart. Lydia remains the major reward tied to Normal Faction Wars progression, while the Mythical Polara Fireheart is awarded for fully completing Faction Wars Hard Mode. 

Faction Wars Crypts are restricted to Champions from their matching Faction and open in rotating 24-hour windows. With the Argonites Crypt staying closed, there will be no Argonites stages, stars, or Crypt Keys added to that rotation during the remaining months of 2026. 

This does not guarantee that future requirements will remain unchanged once the Crypt eventually opens. It only confirms that no Argonites Faction Wars expansion is scheduled before 2027.

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<h2>Will the Crypt Arrive With Mythical Faction Guardians?</h2>

 A shared 2027 release window makes the Argonites Crypt and Mythical Faction Guardians easy to connect, but there is no confirmed link between them. Mythical Faction Guardians were originally outlined for Update 11.65 before being postponed following player feedback. 

Plarium has separately said that Mythical Faction Guardians should be expected in 2027. However, it has not stated that they will launch alongside the Argonites Crypt. Until a roadmap or release date is published, these should be treated as two separate features planned beyond 2026.

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<h2>Abbess and Khamir Scald-eye Bugs Under Investigation</h2>

 <h3>Abbess: Mass Impalement</h3> 

Abbess’s A2, Mass Impalement, is currently placing its Decrease DEF debuff on a single target instead of applying it as an AoE debuff. This significantly reduces the skill’s intended value against enemy waves and multi-Champion teams. Plarium has confirmed that the issue is being worked on, but no exact patch date has been given. 

<h3>Khamir Scald-eye: Multi-Battle Slowdown</h3> 

Multi-Battle runs that use Khamir Scald-eye may gradually slow down over time. A fix is planned for one of the next patches, although Plarium has not tied it to a specific update. Players using him in extended farming sessions should therefore continue to watch their run times until the fix is confirmed live.

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<h2>Cowardly Lion Cooldown Fix and Permanent Shard Availability</h2> 

The Cowardly Lion’s A3, Strength In The Pack, had a cooldown issue that prevented it from decreasing from two turns to one. That bug was fixed in the latest patch, and the cooldown should now function correctly. 

The Cowardly Lion also entered the permanent Shard pool on September 4, 2026. He will remain summonable after the Echoes of Oz event ends, so his availability is not limited to the collaboration period. 

He is also scheduled to join the Fusion Champion Swap pool at the beginning of 2027. Plarium has not provided a more precise date, so “the beginning of 2027” remains the only confirmed timing.

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<h2>Treasure Ticket Red Dot Explained</h2> 

A red notification dot may remain on the Get Tickets button when a Silver Ticket is available in the RAID Web Shop. This is not a return of the wider red-dot notification issue. Claiming the available Silver Ticket should clear the indicator.

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<h2>Rosetta Extension for Mac Players</h2> 

Mac users with M1–M6 chips may be prompted to install the Rosetta extension when launching RAID through Plarium Play. According to Plarium, the extension is needed to prevent the Events, Tournaments, and FAQ interfaces from crashing.

Rosetta is being used as a temporary workaround while a permanent fix is developed. Players who receive the prompt through Plarium Play should not mistake it for an unrelated third-party installation request.

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<h2>Next Clan vs. Clan Tournament Has No Personal Rewards</h2> 

Plarium’s September 4 announcement states that the upcoming Clan vs. Clan Tournament will not include Personal Rewards. Clan and Versus rewards remain separate parts of CvC, but there will be no additional Personal Rewards track for this installment.

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<h2>RAIDAUTUMN Promo Code Reminder</h2> 

The all-player promo code RAIDAUTUMN was active when this article was prepared on September 7, 2026. It provides one 5-Star Chicken, 300,000 Silver, and 50 Multi-Battle attempts. No expiry date was included in the RAID Digest, so availability should be checked in-game when redeeming it.

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<h2>Start Playing RAID: Shadow Legends</h2> 

New players can begin their journey with Mavara and three powerful Epic Champions through the <a href="http://pl.go-ga.me/mmtlyebw" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">new player download link</a>.

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<h2>Conclusion</h2> 

The September 2026 RAID news removes the immediate uncertainty around the Argonites Faction Crypt: it will not open this year, and no official 2027 launch date has been announced. Players working toward Lydia or Polara have the remainder of 2026 without an Argonites Crypt entering the rotation. 

The Cowardly Lion’s cooldown fix and permanent Shard availability are already live, while the Abbess and Khamir Scald-eye fixes remain in development. Any more specific timing for the Argonites Crypt, Mythical Faction Guardians, or those pending bug fixes should be treated as unconfirmed until Plarium publishes another official update.

Argonites Faction Crypt will not open in 2026. See what the delay means for Lydia and Polara, plus Cowardly Lion news, Abbess bugs, CvC, and RAIDAUTUMN.

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RAID: Argonites Faction Crypt Delayed Beyond 2026: Latest News

The Cowardly Lion Courageous Titan Event runs September 3–19, 2026. See Citadel Point totals, Perfect Soul rewards, build tips, and Live Arena details.