Your First Level 60 Champion in RAID: Shadow Legends

Quick Answer

Your first level 60 is usually your campaign farmer, because a level 60 farmer makes grinding XP, gear and silver dramatically faster for the whole account.

Why Level 60 Matters

Level 60 unlocks the final stat and mastery potential of a champion. For a farmer this means faster, more reliable clears that carry three food champions at once.

Why Your Campaign Farmer Usually Comes First

A dedicated farmer accelerates every other progression loop. Rank your farmer to 60 first and the rest of the account levels faster.

Starter Champion Considerations

Your starter is often the first level 60 because you have already invested in it. Verify current balance before committing, but a working starter is a safe first pick.

Campaign Progression

Level 60 unlocks higher campaign stages, which in turn drop better gear and more XP. This compounding effect makes the first 60 especially valuable.

Masteries

Level 60 lets you unlock more masteries, significantly boosting your farmer's sustain and damage. Prioritise damage and sustain masteries first.

Gear

A level 60 farmer can wear better gear and clear more reliably. Use the campaign you unlock to equip the champion that keeps you farming.

When Another Champion Can Be Better

If your campaign farm is already stable, another champion may advance a specific goal (like a dungeon team) faster. But for overall progression, the farmer is usually the strongest first 60.

Mistakes to Avoid

Avoid splitting rank-up resources across several champions, and avoid rank 60 a champion you will not actually use. Commit to one farmer.

Next Level 60

After your farmer, rank up champions for the next goal: dungeon teams, clan boss, or arena. Let your gameplay goals drive the choice.

FAQ

Who should be my first level 60? Usually your campaign farmer. A level 60 farmer accelerates XP, gear and silver for the whole account, which compounds faster than ranking up a niche champion first.

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