Raids & Match Rules

Each mode is defined by a raid ruleset covering maximum team size, the fog type, and generation parameters for everything that populates the map: monsters, bots, treasure chests, airdrops, escape portals and bells. Scaling curves govern level, equipment quality and other progression within the raid.

Matchmaking weighs a skill score and an attribute (gear) score, with the search window expanding over time and per platform until a match is found. Your Combat Value feeds this — over-gearing a raid can pull you into tougher lobbies.

The mode picker sets a map, mode and difficulty, and importantly a maximum gear quality per mode — some raids cap the gear you can bring. Modes gate access through unlock requirements and award separate experience for killing players versus successfully extracting, with distinct solo and trio variants and optional ranked play.

The game aggregates who-hit-whom to assign kill and assist credit, separating damage from players, monsters, bots and other sources, and tagging PvP versus PvE. Recent damage expires after about 15 seconds — both the assist window and the death-collection window — so credit is based on who hurt the target recently, not who landed the very first hit.

Bots are loadout-driven AI players: each equipment slot draws from a pool, with level, gold and skill-score ranges. They drop loot like real players, so they're both a threat and a source of gear.