RabBatEater: The Ultimate Clan Boss Speed Tune for UNM and NM
RabBatEater: The Ultimate Clan Boss Speed Tune for UNM and NM
This Razelvarg, Double Maneater Clan-Boss Speed Tune will boost your Clan Boss damage significantly so read on and make this tune to better your Clan Boss Damage!
Clan Boss battles are an essential part of Raid Shadow Legends gameplay. As a player, you need to have a well-tuned team that can withstand the brutal attacks of the boss and dish out enough damage to defeat it. One of the crucial aspects of the team is the speed tuning. In this article, we will discuss the RabBatEater speed tune, a proven and reliable speed tune for both UNM and NM difficulties.
This Razelvarg Clan Boss Speed Tune works for both UNM and NM
RabBatEater is a clan boss speed tune that works for both UNM and NM difficulties. When using Razelvarg‘s speed aura, this is arguably the slowest 2:1 ratio team in the game. The team’s speed ranges are all true speeds and exclude any speed aura. If you use an aura, reduce your build speed accordingly.
True speeds do not require you to add bonus speed from Razelvarg‘s passive. The build speeds factor in his passive and is calculated automatically by the calculator. For this speed tune, the full speed ranges are:
It’s important to note that the speed for Razelvarg and Seeker is extremely tight, so plan accordingly. The set will matter. As with nearly every speed tune, there are more speeds that will work than are listed, but these are the ones tested that work best and most consistently for the approved difficulties and affinities. Changing the speeds of one champion can change the speeds needed for other champions. Play around in the calculator to find what works best for your team.
Speed Tune Sync
For UNM and NM difficulties, the tune will sync on turn 5, while for Brutal difficulty, the setup changes, and the tune will sync on turn 3.
Razelvarg and Double Maneater Clan Boss Speed Tune Skill Set Up
For UNM and NM, Razelvarg opens with a3, then a2. This can be prioritised in the team setup. Maneater (Fast) has no delays, opening with their a3 skill. Maneater (Slow) has a 2-turn delay (a1, a1, a3) before using their unkillable ability. Seeker has a 1 turn delay (a1, a2) before using the turn meter boost ability.
For Brutal, Razelvarg opens with a3, then a2. This can be prioritised in the team setup. Maneater (Fast) has a 1 turn delay (a1, a3) before using their unkillable ability. Maneater (Slow) has a 3-turn delay (a1, a1, a1, a3) before using their unkillable ability. Seeker has no delay, opening with their a2 turn meter boosting skill. The slow debuff landing on Seeker will not affect the tune.
Gear, Masteries, Blessings
For gear, any sets that don’t affect turn meter or skill timing for the key players (Razz, both Maneaters) will work. It’s important to note that no relentless sets should be used. For Razelvarg specifically, no gear that can grant counterattack, turn meter, buff extension, or skill reduction should be used.
As for masteries, stick to typical masteries that won’t affect turn meter or skill timing. For Razelvarg specifically, no masteries that can grant counterattack, turn meter, buff extension, or skill reduction should be avoided.
Final notes
The RabBatEater is the latest in the line of variations to the OG UK Clan Boss team the Bateater. As mentioned above, this tune enables the champions to have a lower speed than normal which is great for players who are lacking in the speed section.
If you have the Champions, I highly recommend that you build this team out you won’t regret it!
For a full guide check out DeadwoodJedi’s Speed Tune here
Do you use this Razelvarg Clan-Boss Speed Tune? Are you thinking of using it? Leave a comment down below, we love hearing from you!
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Hi, love your channel and this team. I have set this team up and there was some confusion over mysteries for Raz via the YouTube video, but it was resolved. The team works great against unm and nm, but won’t sync with brutal. My raz is going 261.99 spd. On the calculator he looks synced up. But during actual game play he falls out of sync at about turn 3 by attacking a little slower than expected. Then it piles up and wipes the team early in the fight. I’m am really trying to figure out what I’m doing wrong. I do use the sites brutal skills set up in the beginning.