Live-game field guide · Official — current patch
Creator Chronicles Raids & Readiness
Prepare a raid from the encounter's actual party-size and supply limits. Use buff-adjusted stats and battle summaries to diagnose failures; a generic Combat Power target is not a verified clear requirement.
Current reference
What the official sources confirm
- Raid Combat Power recommendations are intentionally displayed as question marks in the official patches.
- v1.08 allows each food type up to maximum party size from raid No. 3 onward.
- v1.10's raid status tooltip includes entry buffs, information, food and elixirs.
- Runzakal's Lightning Stab critical-hit behavior changed in v1.03.
Practical use
What to do next
- 01
Enter the encounter's party size into the raid planner.
- 02
Check coverage and supplies before considering a damage-only substitution.
- 03
Record the timing and target of the first death or mana shortage.
- 04
Compare buff-adjusted values and the remaining boss health across attempts.
Build a raid-specific readiness note
Copy the party-size limit from the selected raid instead of reusing a normal-dungeon capacity. Record each member's observed role, the supply quantities, and whether information, equipment and buffs were checked. The raid planner warns about missing roles and overcapacity, but it cannot determine whether those members can defeat the encounter.
From raid No. 3 onward, the v1.08 food limit is tied to maximum party size for each food type. Keep that separate from the number of living members or a remembered limit from an earlier raid. Hover the current party status to inspect buff-adjusted values; compare them with base equipment stats before deciding an item has changed.
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Sources & corrections
Official statements support the facts above. Planning suggestions are this wiki's analysis, not an in-game test result.
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