Buy Gems for RAID: Shadow Legends at the Best Price

What are Gems in RAID: Shadow Legends

Gems are the main premium currency in RAID: Shadow Legends. You spend them on resources that would otherwise take weeks to farm in-game. Plarium has built the economy so that a few well-placed Gems can move your account forward without hundreds of hours of grinding.

You can earn Gems for free through the Gem Mine, Clan Boss rewards, and events, but the supply is limited. Players chasing long-term progress usually top up sooner or later.

How to spend Gems: real priorities

A handful of Gem purchases genuinely pay off over time.

Champion Masteries (farm them faster)

Masteries are unlocked with Mastery Scrolls earned in the Minotaur's Labyrinth — they are not bought directly with Gems. Where Gems help is speed: refilling Energy lets you run Minotaur far more often, so a core champion's full Mastery tree comes together in days instead of weeks.

Gem Mine

Upgrading the Gem Mine to level 3 gives you a passive daily Gem income with no active grinding. It is a slow-burn investment that gradually pays for itself and reduces how much you rely on future purchases.

Ancient Shards in the shop

Ancient Shards can be bought for Gems in the in-game shop — a direct route to Epic and Legendary champions through the gacha mechanic. If your goal is to widen your roster, this is a solid option.

Energy for farming

Energy fuels campaign runs, dungeons, and Faction Wars. Gems let you refill it instead of waiting for natural regeneration, which matters most during events where every run counts.

Slot expansion and name changes

As your roster grows, you may need extra champion or artifact slots. Changing your in-game name also costs Gems.

Shards: Ancient, Void, and Sacred explained

Shards are the main tool for expanding your roster. Each type pulls from its own champion pool with its own odds.

Ancient Shards

The main source of Rare, Epic, and Legendary champions across most affinities. Per Plarium's official figures: Rare 91.5%, Epic 8.0%, Legendary 0.5%. The widest selection of champions comes from Ancient Shards.

Void Shards

These summon only Void-affinity champions, who cannot be pulled from campaigns or the regular shop. If you want a specific Void champion, this is the only shard that can deliver. The base odds match Ancient Shards.

Sacred Shards

The most valuable shards: official odds are Epic 94%, Legendary 6%. They are the hardest to come by, usually arriving through Clan Boss rewards. Our catalog lets you buy Sacred Shards on their own.

Primal Shards

The newest type, added in recent updates. They are a source of Mythical champions — the top rarity tier. Access stays limited even for active players.

Mercy System

Plarium has confirmed a Mercy System: after a set number of summons without a champion of the target rarity, the odds climb gradually. Counters track separately for each shard type. The exact thresholds aren't published, but the mechanic is documented by Plarium.

How purchases work on Ashop

RAID: Shadow Legends works differently from most mobile games: Plarium does not support top-ups via Player ID. The only way to complete a purchase is by logging into your account through Plarium Play.

Here's how it works on Ashop:

1. Pick a package from the catalog — Gems, shards, or a ready-made pack.
2. Place your order and choose how to pay: MIR card, SBP, or cryptocurrency.
3. Share your account details — your Plarium Play login and password. If two-factor authentication is on, you'll need to provide the confirmation code.
4. Close the game and stay logged out until you get a completion notice.
5. An operator signs in, makes the purchase in Plarium's official shop, and signs out.
6. Once delivery is confirmed, change your Plarium password — a standard step to take back full control of your account.

Every purchase runs through Plarium's official shop, so Plarium Points are credited as normal.

Payment methods

Ashop takes payment in rubles through methods that work in Russia:

• MIR card — Russian bank cards
• SBP (Faster Payments System) — pay from your banking app with a QR code or link
• Cryptocurrency — USDT and others, handy for players in any country

Only these methods are available — there are no other payment options.

The Ashop catalog for RAID: Shadow Legends

The catalog holds 35 items, grouped like this:

Gems — six standard packages, from starter amounts to large reserves. Delivered via Plarium account login.

Shards — Ancient (1, 3, 6, 15), Sacred, Void, and Primal. For players who want a specific type without the randomness of bundles.

Skill Books — Rare, Epic, and Mythic Skill Books. They cut down the grind of leveling champion skills.

Silver — 500K, 1.5M, 2.15M, and 4.5M. Silver is needed for every shard summon and artifact upgrade.

Ready-made packs — Starter Pack, Commander Pack, Progress Pack, Daily Gems Pack, Daily Champion Pack, Plarium Points Pack, and more. Packs usually bundle several resources for better value than buying items one by one.

Why Plarium's official shop is hard to reach in Russia

Since 2022, Russian users haven't been able to pay in rubles through the App Store or Google Play for most mobile games. Plarium Play (the PC client) supports some regional payment options in theory, but MIR cards and SBP aren't among them. That leaves a real gap for players who want to support their game in rubles.

Ashop closes that gap: purchases go through Plarium's official shop, while you pay in rubles using methods that work in Russia.

RAID: Shadow Legends — a world worth investing in

RAID: Shadow Legends launched in 2018 and grew into one of the biggest gacha RPGs on mobile and PC. Developed by Plarium (part of Aristocrat Leisure), it's known for heavy YouTube influencer marketing, but underneath sits genuinely deep gameplay: over 700 champions across 16 factions, an affinity system, multi-stage dungeons, the PvP Arena, Clan Boss, and Faction Wars.

The story plays out in Teleria, a dark-fantasy kingdom living under the shadow of the Dark Lord Siroth. You build an army of champions drawn from factions like the Sacred Order, High Elves, Undead Hordes, Barbarians, Orcs, and many others. Each champion brings unique skills, an affinity, and a role in team compositions.

Plarium ships regular updates: 2024 introduced Relics, the Chimera Clan Boss, and an expanded Clan Shop, while 2025 added the global Chaos Awakes event and reworked the Artifact Chest. The game keeps evolving, so progress you build today holds its value.

Shard strategy: when and what to spend

Seasoned players rarely summon at random — RAID has event systems that make pulls far more rewarding at the right moments.

Summon Rush — recurring events where each summon earns points toward rewards. Holding shards for Summon Rush stretches their value well beyond the champions you pull.

Fusion Events — special events that call for specific resources, often Void Shards or Potions. Stockpiling Void Shards ahead of time lets you take part fully without last-minute buying.

2x Events — Plarium periodically doubles the odds for Epic or Legendary champions from certain shard types. Experienced players save shards for these windows.

If no event is on the horizon, Sacred Shards are the exception — their base 6% Legendary chance doesn't need a 2x event to be worthwhile.

Skill Books: why you need them and which to pick

Skill Books are easy to overlook, but they speed up champion progression. Each champion skill levels up by feeding in duplicate champions or Skill Books of the matching rarity.

Rare Skill Book — for Rare champions. Handy when a Rare becomes key to a specific team.

Epic Skill Book — for Epic champions. The most-used type, since Epics form the backbone of most rosters.

Mythic Skill Book — for Mythical champions, the newest tier, which are rare in-game.

All three are in the Ashop catalog. For most players, Epic Skill Books are the most relevant — Epic champions are more common and stay useful longer.

Silver: why buy it

Silver isn't an obvious bottleneck early on, but veterans know better: heavy artifact grinding and Clan Boss progression burn through it fast. Every shard summon costs extra silver, and pushing artifacts to level 16 eats millions.

Ashop offers four silver options: 500K, 1.5M, 2.15M, and 4.5M. Larger packs cut down on transactions and leave you a reserve for long grinding sessions.

Ready-made packs: better value than single items

Plarium regularly runs limited-time packs in the official shop, bundling several resources for more combined value than buying each piece separately. Ashop gives you access to these packs via Plarium account login.

The catalog includes the Starter Pack, Recruit Pack, Commander Pack, Progress Pack, Development Pack, Daily Gems Pack, Daily Champion Pack, Small Progress Pack, Plarium Points Pack, Elite Pack, Primal Packs (4 and 8 shards), and more.

If you spot a timed offer in-game, check with Ashop support on Telegram to confirm we can deliver it.

Plarium account security

Sharing login details is standard for RAID: Shadow Legends top-up services, since the game offers no other route. To keep risk low:

• Close the game before the operator starts.
• If two-factor authentication is on, have the confirmation code ready.
• Once the operator confirms delivery, log in and change your password — a standard step to take back full account control.
• Don't share credentials with services you haven't vetted.

Ashop only ever interacts with Plarium's official shop. The operator makes the purchase and signs out right away — nothing else is touched on your account.

Support

For anything order-related, reach Ashop support on Telegram. We'll walk you through the process, help you choose the right package, and keep you posted on your order.