RAID Telerian Homecoming & Xiloco Overview

RAID: Shadow Legends has launched a new reactivation feature called Telerian Homecoming. The system gives inactive players a reason to return to Teleria through progression quests, milestone rewards, and a brand-new Legendary Champion, Xiloco the Encrusted.

Active players can take part as Mentors by inviting old friends back into the game. As returning players complete objectives, both sides earn rewards.

Here is a full breakdown of how the feature works and what players can expect from Xiloco the Encrusted.

Telerian Homecoming is a reactivation system aimed at players who have been inactive for more than 21 days. Active players who reach Level 52 can generate a personal recall link and invite returning players back into RAID.

Once a player returns using that link, they are added to the Mentor’s Homecoming roster. Returning players who log in without an invite link are still automatically enrolled in the feature and gain access to their own reward track.

Each Mentor has six available reactivation slots. Progress made by returning players contributes toward shared milestone rewards, including fragments and Souls for the new Legendary champion, Xiloco the Encrusted.

Mentors receive rewards each time returning players complete Homecoming Quests. There is also a larger shared progression track that fills based on combined activity across all six slots.

The reward pool includes valuable resources such as Sacred Shards, Skill Tomes, Silver, Energy, Chaos Dust, Forge materials, Oils, Soulstones, and Feast items.

Mentors also unlock separate Mentor Quests. Completing these grants additional rewards for both the Mentor and the returning player, creating a system that benefits both sides throughout the event.

Players are free to invite as many inactive friends as they want, though only six players can occupy active slots at one time. If someone stops playing, they can be removed and replaced with another returning player.

Reactivated players receive their own Homecoming Quest progression system filled with account-building rewards. The missions cover content from nearly every area of RAID, including Doom Tower, Hydra, Faction Wars, Chimera, Sand Devil, Phantom Shogun, Cursed City, Live Arena, and Clan Boss.

Some objectives require players to clear advanced dungeon stages, complete Clan Boss damage milestones, use Hydra or Chimera keys, and win Arena battles. The rewards are clearly aimed at helping returning players rebuild their accounts quickly and re-enter late-game content faster.

Players can also unlock extra rewards tied directly to their Mentor’s progress. Once both sides hit specific milestones, bonus rewards become available through the shared progression system.

Xiloco the Encrusted is the headline reward tied to the Telerian Homecoming system. He joins the Lizardmen faction as a Magic Affinity Legendary Defense Champion focused on cooldown support, protection, and revival utility.

His design immediately stands out as a support champion built for long PvE encounters.

Bejeweled Club

Xiloco’s default skill attacks one enemy and has a chance to decrease the cooldown of a random ally’s skill by one turn. He cannot reduce his own cooldowns with this effect.

Whenever the cooldown reduction activates, the affected ally is also healed based on Xiloco’s MAX HP. Since the skill scales from DEF, he naturally fits tanky support builds.

Primeval Secret

This skill places Unkillable and Counterattack buffs on a chosen ally for two turns while also reducing all of that ally’s cooldowns by two turns.

The skill cannot itself be reset or reduced, which prevents abuse loops, though even with that restriction it looks extremely strong for PvE teams built around a key damage dealer or support champion.

Fully upgraded, the cooldown drops to three turns.

Cocoon of Revival

Xiloco also brings a revive skill that restores a fallen ally with 50% HP and 75% Turn Meter. The revived ally immediately gains Increase ATK and Increase DEF buffs for two turns.

Once booked, this revive drops to a four-turn cooldown, giving him another layer of reliability for difficult encounters.

Temporal Scholar

His passive activates whenever an enemy passive skill triggers. Each activation fills Xiloco’s Turn Meter by 30%, though it can only occur once per turn.

This gives him extra value in fights filled with reactive mechanics or passive-heavy enemies, helping him cycle back to his support abilities faster.

Aura

Xiloco increases Ally SPD in all Battles by 20%, making him useful across nearly every game mode.

Xiloco looks like a champion designed for high-end PvE progression. The cooldown manipulation alone opens up many possibilities for Clan Boss, Hydra, Chimera, and dungeon teams.

Primeval Secret stands out as the centerpiece of his kit. A targeted two-turn cooldown reduction paired with Unkillable and Counterattack can completely change the tempo of a fight.

His revive, healing, passive Turn Meter gain, and universal Speed Aura round out a support kit that feels packed with utility.

He may not be a pure damage dealer, but his ability to keep important allies active and cycling through abilities gives him strong long-term value.