Noldua the Gloaming Fusion Guide

Welcome to our Noldua the Gloaming Fusion Guide, where we’ll provide you with all of the information necessary to complete this year’s RAID: Shadow Legends Valentine’s Fusion.

This Fusion is a Fragment Fusion, meaning you’ll need to collect Fusion Champion Fragments by earning them from various Tournaments and Events, before summoning her in the Summoning Portal.

Be sure to check back daily throughout the Noldua Fusion to see our breakdown of how many points you will require for each event and the best way to earn them and your fragments!

There are three types of fusion events: traditional, fragmented, and hybrid. Noldua is a Fragment Collector Fusion, which means, unlike a Traditional Fusion, we do not need to collect any other Champions to fuse her. Instead, we will be collecting Fragments by completing Fusion Events and Tournaments.

Once you’ve completed enough Events and Tournaments to acquire 100 Fragments, you may Summon Noldua the Gloaming from the Summoning Portal.

One of the best parts about Fragment Collector Fusions is there is no time limit on claiming your Legendary Champion meaning you can hold on to them for points in an upcoming Clan vs Clan or Champion Chase Tournament for a big drop of points!

Noldua is the backbone of the Valentine’s pairing. Her kit blends classic Support strengths with a unique anti-speed Passive that immediately sets her apart from most Arena Champions.

Her A1, Shadestrike, applies strong single-target control. Against normal enemies, it places Enfeeble for two turns, significantly reducing damage output. Against Bosses, this converts into Weaken, keeping her relevant outside PvP. When paired with Solanar, this debuff becomes unresistable, removing one of the biggest weaknesses Support Champions usually face in high-end Arena.

Her A2, Umbral Purge, is where Noldua really starts to shine. She removes all buffs from all enemies, then places Decrease DEF on the entire enemy team. With Solanar present, both effects become unresistable, and she also grants Increase ATK to all allies. This single skill swings fights massively in your favour, especially against Stoneskin, reaction-based defenses, and buff-reliant speed teams.

The A3, Moonbloom’s Blessing, is a full-team revive paired with Turn Meter boost and a sizable Shield based on Noldua’s MAX HP. When Solanar is on the team and already dead, she revives him with 100% Turn Meter, allowing him to immediately threaten the enemy team again. This makes killing Solanar first a dangerous mistake.

Her Passive, Scholar of Shadows, is the defining piece of her kit. Enemy Turn Meter fill effects from skills are 30% less effective, and if Solanar is present, Noldua gains Turn Meter whenever enemies attempt to boost theirs. This directly undermines Champions like Arbiter, Siphi, Lyssandra, and other speed leads. Importantly, this Passive continues to function even if Noldua is dead, making her impact felt throughout the entire fight.

She also brings an Accuracy Aura, reinforcing her role as a debuff-focused Support for Arena and PvE content alike.

As part of the Fusion, we will have 2 summoning events in the Fusion Schedule, one Champion Chase Tournament, and one Hero’s Path, replacing the usual Summon Rush Event.

• Friday 13th February – Champion Chase Tournament
• Friday 20th February – Hero’s Path Event

With Super-Raids now being a permanent Feature in Dungeons, Plarium used to enable them specially for Fusions, however, we now get Drop Fever Events to boost our chances of specific gear sets.

• On Monday, February 9th, we’re planning to launch x2 event for dropping Cursed set artifacts at Ice Golem’s Peak.
• On Thursday, February 12th, we’re planning to launch x2 event for dropping Dark Elves Accessories at Spider’s Den.
• On Monday, February 16th, we’re planning to launch x2 event for dropping Savage set artifacts at Fire Knight’s Castle.
• On Thursday, February 19th, we’re planning to launch x2 event for dropping Speed set artifacts at Dragon’s Lair.

These boosts will coincide with their respective Dungeon Tournament throughout the Fusion Event!

Monday, February 9th:

• Ice Golem Tournament – 5 Fragments
• Gear Hunters Event – 5 Fragments

Tuesday, February 10th:

• Gear Enhancement Event – 5 Fragments

Thursday, February 12th:

• Spider Tournament – 5 Fragments
• Champion Training Tournament – 10 Fragments

Friday, February 13th:

• Champion Chase Tournament – 15 Fragments

Sunday, February 15th:

• Gear Enhancement Event II – 5 Fragments
• Classic Arena Takedown – 5 Fragments

Monday, February 16th:

• Fire Knight Tournament – 5 Fragments

Wednesday, February 18th:

• Champion Training Event – 10 Fragments

Thursday, February 19th:

• Dragon Tournament – 5 Fragments

Friday, February 20th:

• Classic Arena Takedown – 5 Fragments
• Hero’s Path Event – 25 Fragments

Saturday, February 21st:

• Gear Enhancement Event III – 5 Fragments

New Events:

• Ice Golem Tournament – 2,250 Points – 5 Fragments
• Gear Hunters Event I – 3,700 Points – 5 Fragments

Welcome to the start of the Noldua the Gloaming Fusion, today we get started with 2 events pairing nicely together, however, our main advice would be to hold off until tomorrow before the grind begins, as this will directly benefit you and your clan in tomorrows Clan vs Clan Tournament featuring Personal Rewards which include a large amount of Energy that could help you through the remainder of the Fusion.

To get the 5 Fragments from the Ice Golem Tournament, you’ll need to earn 2,250 Points. This works out to around 140 runs of Stage 20 Normal, costing approximately 2,240 energy, or 120 runs of Stage 10 Hard, costing around 2,400 energy. As usual, Stage 20 Normal remains the most efficient route when farming gear for fusion tournaments. Remember — gear RNG can vary, so your actual run count may differ slightly.

For Gear Hunters Event I, the 3,700-point target is a standard fusion milestone. This will require roughly 304 runs of Stage 20 Dungeons at a cost of 4,864 energy, or around 273 runs of Stage 10 Hard, costing 5,460 energy. If you’re farming Fire Knight today, you’ll naturally progress both events together — efficient double dipping!

If you’re low on energy, tomorrow is a great time to use daily refills, regen timers, and any stored energy from the inbox or clan rewards.

New Events:

• Gear Enhancement Event – 4775 Points – 5 Fragments

Today we have the Gear Enhancement Event, which can be done in two ways: you can gear cleanse to the points or you can upgrade pieces to rank 16.

Gear Cleansing Route
If you have a number of artifacts on level 1, an efficient way to claim the rare Champion is to upgrade Artifacts to level 8 or 12 and then sell the items for silver. This still remains a negative silver gain but it’s far less punishing than upgrading Artifacts to level 16. You may choose to keep some good pieces (a bonus!). This route might take only 10-15 million silver to complete the event.

Gear Upgrading Route
If you are looking to complete some Champion builds, then Level 16 artifacts are important to maximise their potential. We highly recommend you prioritise Artifacts instead of upgrading Accessories as this will be significantly less silver to complete the event. This route will take you approximately 20 million silver to complete.

New Events:

• Spider Tournament – 2250 Points – 5 Fragments
• Champion Training  Tournament – 3700/6800 Points – 10 (5+5) Fragments

For the Spider Tournament, you will need to acquire 2250 Points and this calculates to roughly 140 runs of Stage 20 normal at a cost of 2,240 energy or around 120 runs of Stage 10 Hard at a cost of 2,400 energy. Running Stage 20 Normal is the most energy-efficient route when it comes to fusion tournaments (unlike turn attack tournaments which require a high stage). These rates are an average assessment therefore some of you may high roll or low roll your gear requiring slightly less or slightly more runs.

To maximise your points in the Champion Training Tournament, it is important to level up your chickens before using them as food. You can easily achieve this by adding some brews to the 4*/5* chickens before feeding them. This simple step will greatly assist you in achieving the necessary points to successfully complete the Event – You can also use Skill Tomes to gain large chunks of points here, so keep that in mind!

For further information on how to best complete these events efficiently, be sure to check out our Champion Upgrade Guide.

New Events:

• Champion Chase Tournament – 1150/3000 Points – 15 (5+10) Fragments

The Champion Chase Tournament has just begun, and has launched alongside a 2x Void Shard and Progressive Summons Event, so it’s time to decide whether or not to pull your shards.

It’s worth mentioning that unlike Summon Rush Events, points can be acquired for Champion Chase Tournaments through means other than pulling shards, whether that be summoning a past Fragment Champion that you’ve been sitting on, or even collecting uncommon champions from Campaign or the Market. Any Champions obtained during this tournament will give you points.

Whether you decide to go for Solanar to partner your upcoming Noldua, or take your chances for Bayek, we wish you the best of luck with your summons!

New Events:

• Classic Arena Takedown – 390 Points – 5 Fragments
• Gear Enhancement Event – 4775 Points – 5 Fragments

Firstly we have the Gear Enhancement Event which can be done in two ways: you can gear cleanse to the points or you can upgrade pieces to rank 16.

Gear Cleansing Route

If you have a number of artifacts on level 1, an efficient way to claim the rare Champion is to upgrade Artifacts to level 8 or 12 and then sell the items for silver. This still remains a negative silver gain but it’s far less punishing than upgrading Artifacts to level 16. You may choose to keep some good pieces (a bonus!). This route might take only 10-15 million silver to complete the event.

Gear Upgrading Route

If you are looking to complete some Champion builds, then Level 16 artifacts are important to maximise their potential. We highly recommend you prioritise Artifacts instead of upgrading Accessories as this will be significantly less silver to complete the event. This route will take you approximately 20 million silver to complete.

The classic arena takedown should be relatively straightforward if you are able to fight and win at least half of your daily tokens. At Gold 5 you need to win 30 fights over 72 hours to claim the Fragments. This will scale lower so pay attention but if you are lower in your account level then your point requirements should scale with your arena rank.

New Events:

• Fire Knight Tournament – 2250 Points – 5 Fragments

Today, for the Fire Knight Tournament. You will need to acquire 2250 Points and this calculates to roughly 140 runs of Stage 20 normal at a cost of 2,240 energy or around 120 runs of Stage 10 Hard at a cost of 2,400 energy. Running Stage 20 Normal is the most energy-efficient route when it comes to fusion tournaments (unlike turn attack tournaments which require a high stage). These rates are an average assessment therefore some of you may high roll or low roll your gear requiring slightly less or slightly more runs.

New Events:

• Champion Training Event – 3100/6100 Points – 10(5+5) Fragments

To claim the Fragments, you’ll need to earn 6,100 Points during the Champion Training Event.

To maximize your efficiency:

• Always level your chickens before feeding. Use a few brews on 4★ and 5★ chickens before you sacrifice them — this provides more points per upgrade.
• Campaign grinding with a food farmer helps you double-dip for leveling and silver.
• Use XP boosts from the shop or daily login to speed up the process.

For extra help leveling efficiently, check out our Champion Upgrade Guide.

New Events:

• Dragon Tournament – 2250 Points – 5 Fragments

Today, for the Dragon Tournament. You will need to acquire 2250 Points and this calculates to roughly 140 runs of Stage 20 normal at a cost of 2,240 energy or around 120 runs of Stage 10 Hard at a cost of 2,400 energy. Running Stage 20 Normal is the most energy-efficient route when it comes to fusion tournaments (unlike turn attack tournaments which require a high stage). These rates are an average assessment therefore some of you may high roll or low roll your gear requiring slightly less or slightly more runs.