Reward Calendar returns on 13 October with a Legendary Relic vote

The Reward Calendar is coming back to Raid: Shadow Legends on 13 October 2026. It brings 25 rewards across October and November, including Gemstones, Epic and Legendary Gear and other free items. The final reward is a Legendary Relic, chosen by a player vote.

Key dates

• 13 October: the calendar launches and voting begins.
• 15 October: the first calendar reward becomes available.
• 8 November: the final reward becomes available and Relic voting ends.
• 12 November: final deadline to claim any outstanding guaranteed rewards.

Some rewards must be claimed on their release date. Others stay available after it. The safest approach is to log in every day, because a daily reward with a limited claim window is lost if you miss it. Guaranteed rewards you miss can still be claimed until 12 November.

The three Relics

Each player gets one vote, and it cannot be changed once confirmed, so decide before you tap.

• Harp of Kasbiel: its stats are HP, RES and SPD. The wearer's Turn Meter fills by 5% each time they use a skill that does not deal damage, rising to 15% through upgrades. Mavara the Web Diviner, whose A2 and A3 skills do not deal damage, is a good fit, and Lady Noelle is another candidate. Champions who rely on damaging skills will get less from it.
• Eternal Soulgaol: its stats are HP, ATK and C.DMG. The first hit received from each enemy deals 10% less damage, and each later hit from that enemy deals 5% less. Upgrades raise both values. In Arena, sets such as Stoneskin and Mercurial already give strong protection, which cuts its value there, and the smaller ongoing reduction does less in long boss fights.
• Sporeburst Rod: it has an Accuracy stat. Each time the wearer places a Poison or Bomb debuff through an active skill, there is a 10% chance of an extra debuff of the same type, reaching up to 35% through upgrades. Kael and Venomage use Poison, and dedicated Bomb Champions would benefit too.

Which should you pick?

If your team leans on Poison or Bomb debuffs, the Sporeburst Rod is the strongest all-round pick, and the Accuracy helps newer players land debuffs reliably. There is a catch: it comes from Grim Forest, so it is easier to get through regular play than the other two. If you already farm Grim Forest, you may prefer to vote for a Relic that is harder to get elsewhere.

The Harp suits support-heavy teams with several non-damaging skills. The Soulgaol is the defensive option, but it matters less if your gear and Relics already protect you well.

Whichever wins, the calendar is free. Log in daily and claim what you can.