Reward Calendar Returns: Vote for Your Legendary Relic!

The Reward Calendar is returning to RAID: Shadow Legends on October 13th, 2026, bringing 25 rewards for players to collect throughout October and November.

This latest calendar features Gemstones, Epic and Legendary Gear, and plenty of other free rewards. Players will get the chance to vote for one of three Legendary Relics, with the winning Relic becoming the final reward.

Let’s look at the event dates, how the Reward Calendar works, and which Relic deserves your vote.

The Reward Calendar launches on October 13th, giving players two days to begin voting ahead of the first reward.

Here are the key dates:

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

Players can collect up to 25 rewards during the event.

Some rewards require players to log in and claim them on their release date. Others remain available after their original release date, giving players extra time to collect them.

The safest option is to log in every day throughout the event. Missing a daily reward that has a limited claim window means losing access to that reward.

Players who miss guaranteed rewards will have until November 12th to claim them.

One of the biggest features of this Reward Calendar is the return of community voting.

Starting October 13th, players can choose which of three Legendary Relics they want to receive as the final calendar reward.

The three options are:

• Harp of Kasbiel
• Eternal Soulgaol
• Sporeburst Rod

Each player receives one vote, and votes cannot be changed once confirmed.

Voting remains open until November 8th, giving the community time to decide which Relic wins.

All three Relics offer different benefits. Your preferred choice will depend on the Champions you use and the content you want to tackle.

The Harp of Kasbiel is a Legendary Relic that focuses on helping support Champions take turns more frequently.

Its stats include HP, RES, and SPD, making it an attractive option for Champions who rely on survivability and frequent skill rotations.

Relic Effect:

The wearer’s Turn Meter fills by 5% each time they use a skill that does not deal damage. This effect can increase to 15% through upgrades.

This makes the Harp particularly useful for Champions with multiple non-damaging abilities.

A strong example is Mavara the Web Diviner, whose A2 and A3 skills do not deal damage. She can benefit from the additional Turn Meter alongside the Relic’s useful stats.

Lady Noelle is another potential candidate, thanks to her non-damaging support abilities.

The main drawback is its limited range of suitable Champions. Those who rely on damaging skills will receive fewer Turn Meter boosts.

Best suited for: Support Champions with multiple non-damaging abilities, particularly those who benefit from additional Speed and Resistance.

The Eternal Soulgaol focuses on reducing incoming damage, making it a defensive option for Champions who need extra protection.

Its stats include HP, ATK, and C.DMG.

Relic Effect:

The first hit received from each enemy deals 10% less damage. Each subsequent hit from that enemy deals 5% less damage.

Upgrading the Relic increases these damage reduction values.

The initial damage reduction is particularly useful against enemies capable of dealing heavy opening attacks. The smaller reduction on subsequent hits provides some protection throughout longer battles.

There are some limitations.

In Arena, defensive sets such as Stoneskin and Mercurial already provide powerful forms of protection. This reduces the value of additional protection against the opening hit.

For longer boss encounters, the smaller ongoing damage reduction offers less protection than the initial hit reduction.

The Relic can still serve as a defensive option for Champions who lack stronger alternatives.

Best suited for: Champions who need extra protection against opening attacks or a general reduction in incoming damage.

The Sporeburst Rod offers an offensive effect focused on placing additional debuffs.

Its Accuracy stat makes it particularly appealing for Champions who rely on landing debuffs consistently.

Relic Effect:

Each time the wearer places a Poison or Bomb debuff through an active skill, there is a 10% chance to place an additional debuff of the same type.

This chance increases through upgrades, reaching up to 35%.

The effect provides extra value for Champions who regularly apply Poison or Bomb debuffs, increasing their potential damage output.

Potential users include:

• Kael, a popular starter Champion who uses Poison debuffs.
• Venomage, who can benefit from additional Poison applications.
• Dedicated Bomb Champions who rely on stacking Bomb debuffs for damage.
• Poison-focused Champions used against bosses and in longer encounters.

The Sporeburst Rod is particularly attractive for newer players who need Accuracy for their debuff Champions.

It has one drawback worth considering. The Relic comes from Grim Forest, making it more accessible through regular gameplay than some other Legendary Relics.

Players who already farm Grim Forest regularly may prefer voting for a Relic that is harder to obtain elsewhere.

Best suited for: Poison and Bomb Champions, particularly those who benefit from extra Accuracy and additional debuff applications.

Each Relic offers something different, but the Sporeburst Rod stands out as a strong choice for players who rely on Poison and Bomb Champions.

Its Accuracy stat provides immediate value, and its chance to apply additional debuffs can improve damage in longer encounters.

The Harp of Kasbiel is another worthwhile option, particularly for players using Champions such as Mavara the Web Diviner. Its Turn Meter boost can help support Champions cycle through their abilities faster.

Eternal Soulgaol offers defensive value, but its effect is less appealing for players who already have strong defensive gear and Relics.

There is another factor to consider. Sporeburst Rod is obtainable through Grim Forest, whereas the other options come from different areas of the game. This makes the Harp or Eternal Soulgaol potentially more attractive for players who want access to a harder-to-acquire Relic.

No matter which Relic wins, the Reward Calendar provides another opportunity to collect free resources simply by logging into RAID.