Every Legendary Reviver in RAID: Shadow Legends RANKED
Revivers are one of the most important types of champion in RAID: Shadow Legends, helping your teams stay consistent and recover from deaths–it's fair to say that most players will try to include a reviver in every team if they can!
In this series we're going to be ranking every single reviver in the game, updated for the end of 2025, so you know who is the best for every single rarity, for every single faction, for every single situation.
Today, we're tackling Legendaries: there's plenty of options here, but who is worth using and who is a trap? Read on and find out!
CONDITIONAL LEGENDARY REVIVERS
First up, we're covering what we're calling the "conditional" Legendary revivers: these Legendary can revive, but it's not a standard active ability which can be reliably used. This is still useful–and we wanted to make sure to include these champions since some are insanely powerful–but we felt it wasn't right to include them in the main list.
Note: the list goes from worst to best!
5. LYDIA THE DEATHSIREN
Lydia is one of the best legendaries in the game, but she's very unreliable as a reviver: her revive is strong but can only trigger when she blocks an enemy revive with her passive, making it extremely hard to use (or even completely non-functional) in many areas of the game.
2. ODIN FAEFATHER
Odin is a ridiculously good champion, who can reliably secure kills with his A3 and therefore revive (it's not quite as powerful as Herakletes but it has a shorter cooldown and void affinity). His passive triggering can help those champions stay alive too! His main downside is areas of the game where you can't kill enemies (e.g. Clan Bosses).
1. MARICHKA THE UNBREAKABLE
The best passive reviver and one of the best champions in the entire game, Marichka makes it on to this list by bringing a full team revive on her passive which has no cooldown. She doesn't revive herself, but she becomes incredible when paired with another champion to revive her in turn. Literally every single part of her kit is a 10/10, and she is arguably better than even the very best standard legendary revivers–a big change from how these lists went with the rare and epic rarities.
STANDARD LEGENDARY REVIVERS
These are the standard Legendary revivers. Even the worst champion here might be crucial for progression… and the top rated champions might be irreplacable for some of the best teams in the entire game!
Note: the list goes from worst to best!
22. SCYL OF THE DRAKES
I'm sure this will have you screaming in outrage, but I honestly believe Scyl is weaker than the other legendary options. She's much better than most of the epics, and she's still a great champion for progression… but her dated stats and chances to land effects on her A1 and A2 are holding her back from placing higher. Don't let nostalgia blind you: she's good, but not top tier anymore.
21. IUDEX ARTOR
Unlike Scyl, Artor is heavily disliked. This is because many players are looking at Scyl through the lens of 2020 and Artor through the lens of 2025. When you look at him on paper, he's very slightly better than her, and is a good champion overall, though relatively weak for a legendary reviver.
18. HIGH KEEPER PRYSMA
Prysma is a fairly new champion and is possibly very underrated on this list. He brings a big focus on offense with a powerful Ally Attack and buff manipulation, but brings almost no defensive benefits at all. I've seen very few quality teams using him, but it's very possible that players simply haven't been incentivised to use them yet (it's hard to not simply use Arbiter for Faction Wars).
17. BELLETAR MAGE-SLAYER
A very disappointing Void reviver, Belletar brings a solid take on the standard reviver archetype without doing anything exceptional. He's extremely helpful for Ogryn, but honestly he's a champion who deserves a buff to make him more unique (how is he killing mages? I'm not seeing it!).
15. MIGHTY UKKO
Ukko is a very unique reviver who brings some very tricky buff manipulation and can be very effective with Stun sets. He was sadly nerfed (he could proc Stun set on each hit of his A2) so isn't quite as good as he was on release, but he's still a solid and unique reviver. Hopefully he'll be buffed one day to make his A2 debuffs easier to land: the Hydra "respawned head" buff blocks his debuffs for example, which feels bad.
11. RAKKA VILETIDE
Rakka is arguably the most underrated reviver in the game, bringing a solid suite of protection while also bringing Turn Meter boosts and Increase ATK. She could do with a small buff as well, perhaps lowering the cooldowns of her A3 and passive–her A3 is pretty weak when used purely for the Block Debuffs buff, and feels bad if a champion dies shortly after using it that way.
10. LADY NOELLE
Noelle is maybe the most overrated reviver in the game: she's extremely good, but people tend to ignore her flaws. She's insanely good when paired with Sir Nicholas, but then you have the downside of having Sir Nicholas on the team (I think this pairing is actually underrated–he's weak, but the pairing is bonkers). Her 3-turn AoE revive is the shortest cooldown team revive in the game (aside from Marichka), which is really useful but not enough to justify the hype. She's strongest in content where her A3 Freeze can have a big impact (or her Unkillable spam when paired with Sir Nicholas).
9. RAGLIN
After her buff, Raglin has become very powerful. She has the shortest cooldown single-target revive in the game, but it's her ability to reset revived champions' cooldowns and her immunity to lockout effects that makes her so good. She now has great buffs on her A2 as well, and it does a massive amount of healing (watch out if they ever add any way in the future to generate Shield buffs off of overhealing or something like that!).
7. ELVA AUTUMNBORN
Elva is one of the most comfy PvE revivers in the game, effectively functioning like Siphi but with much better cooldown timers–trading out Increase Defence and a small TM boost for a full team cleanse. She's very versatile, and can be surprisingly strong in PvP as well! That passive Perfect Veil can take enemies by surprise.
6. ARBITER
Arbiter's revive itself is pretty weak by 2025 standards, but her immense usefulness for players has propelled her to a very high spot on this list. Her huge Turn Meter boost alongisde a fantastic SPD Aura and great base SPD has made her remain relevant even into the endgame of 2025. I do think that she deserves a buff soon to help her maintain that iconic position, but there's no question that she's still one of the most used champions in the game!
5. DUCHESS LILITU
Duchess is not the absolute dominant force she was a few years ago, but she remains a very powerful reviver. Her highlights are the damage mitigation she provides her team, alongside a ton of buffs–particularly the rare Perfect Veil buff which is very useful for Hydra and Chimera. She remains good for arena, especially alongside Vulkanos, and is still a fantastic champion despite the much tougher competition in 2025.
2. SIPHI THE LOST BRIDE
Siphi definitely suffers against anti-buff champions (e.g. Nell, Queen of Hearts, Vulkanos, etc.) and anti-buff sets (e.g. Supersonic) in 2025, but she still deserves the number two spot in my opinion. She brings such powerful buffs, excels in a Protection set, and retains a powerful partner in Rotos, and all these things are still fantastic. Sadly, she might fall down this list in the future due to the ever-expanding list of counters to her.
1. SENNA AMBERHEART
When Senna first released a lot of us (myself included) drastically underestimated her. We now know that she is the queen of PvE, due to the absurd amount of Turn Meter she gives through he passive–it's hard to judge on paper, but in practice it is much stronger than you think. She's particularly good at Chimera (the most important Clan Boss in 2025), since the Turn Limit is very forgiving; she's held back from dominance in Demon Lord and Hydra due to Turn Limits in those runs!
LET US KNOW WHO YOUR FAVOURITE LEGENDARY REVIVER IS IN THE COMMENTS!