Search for RAID promo codes and you will find pages listing sixty or seventy
"working" codes, each promising a Legendary champion. The pages are not
wrong, exactly. They are describing a mechanism they do not explain, and the
mechanism is the whole point.
Codes for everyone. Plarium issues resource codes that any account can
redeem — silver, brews, energy, a five-star chicken, occasionally a skill
tome. They have two limits: one code per account per 24 hours, and an expiry
Plarium rarely announces. On 8 September 2026 there are seven of them live,
from RAID450K (fifteen XP Brews, an Epic Skill Tome, two Energy Potions and
450,000 Silver) to raidwebstore (five Energy Potions, 500,000 Silver and a
five-star chicken). All seven, with rewards, are on the
RAID codes page.
New-player codes. This is the list of sixty. Every one of them gives a
champion — Loki, Kytis, Grand Oak Padraig, Deliana — plus a starter bundle,
and every one of them carries the same three conditions: the account must be
new, the code must be entered within 72 hours of creating it, and you may
redeem exactly one from the entire list. The second champion code you try
on the same account fails, by design.
That is why the long lists are not lies and are not useful either. Sixty
codes that give you one champion are, for your purposes, one code. The
question is which.
The right champion code is the one whose champion you would actually use.
Three of the four currently live cover the usual advice:
WRATH — Grand Oak Padraig, a Legendary, with fifteen XP Brews, fifteen
Greater Spirit Potions and 300,000 Silver. The Legendary is the reason most
guides point here; it expires on 8 October 2026.GETLOKI — Loki the Deceiver, a control champion many early-game guides
build around, with the same brews-and-silver bundle.RAIDWITHKYTIS and 2GTLUCKY2026 — staged packs that unlock as your
account levels, Kytis for the first, Deliana at level 15 for the second.
Whichever you pick, the rest of the champion list is closed to that account
for good. That is also why it pays to redeem the choice on the first day,
not the third: the 72-hour window starts at account creation, not at first
login.
Two places, and they accept the same codes. On desktop, Plarium's official
redeem page — sign in with the account, paste, confirm. In the game, the menu
has a Promo Codes entry that does the same thing. Rewards arrive in the
in-game mail; a champion code lands the champion there too.
There is no third place. A site that asks you to sign into your RAID account
on its own page to "activate" a code is collecting logins, and the code was
the bait — the same rule as for every game on the
all-games codes page.
They do not give shards of the paid kind, they do not give gems, and they do
not skip the account age check on the champion list. The resource codes are
worth redeeming daily while they last — a five-star chicken and half a
million silver are real early-game currency — but they are a supplement to
play, not a substitute for it.
For the substitute, the market is the market: a bought account is a position
someone else grinded to. RAID is not on our shelf today, so the codes page
does not pretend to sell you one; when the game arrives, the link will appear
under the list, and not before.
The full list — seven codes for everyone, four champion codes, and the ones
that just expired — is on the RAID codes page,
dated to the day we last checked it against the sources.
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