Browse The Handbook

Basics And Loop Weeks, raid night, onboarding, and what you actually do from Monday to wipe night. Stats And Progression PWR, TGH, MEC, morale, freshness, loyalty, gear score, knowledge, grades, and training. Hall And Facilities Hall stage costs, facility effects, exact upgrade prices, and what tends to pay off first. Classes And Comp The 13 demo classes, live archetype differences, and the shape of a stable 10-player comp. Strategy Guide Where smart play wins: recruiting, gold use, loot flow, stance calls, and reading wipes. Tier 1 And Race Boss order, dungeon unlock flow, season targets, and what the race board is really telling you.

Quick Facts

Good first reading order

1. Read Basics And Loop if you want the shortest route to "what matters per week."
2. Read Stats And Progression if you are unsure why gear alone is not saving your raid.
3. Read Strategy Guide once you are doing real progression pulls and making tradeoffs.
4. Use Hall And Facilities and Classes And Comp as reference pages.

The big idea

Raid Night Manager is built around a two-lever model: roster skill and roster gear. Gear raises PWR and TGH. Training and boss knowledge raise the part of the roster that stops avoidable deaths. That is why the wiki keeps linking stats, strategy, and boss progression back to each other.

If you only optimize one lever, the season eventually punishes you. That is intentional.