How Raids Work in Project Mugetsu

During your intense battles against formidable foes, bosses, and fellow players in Project Mugetsu, it's important to also explore the game's dedicated modes, one of which is the Raid. This mode presents a distinctive challenge coupled with highly rewarding outcomes.

Whether you're a newcomer yet to experience Raids or a seasoned player contemplating diving into Project Mugetsu, understanding its available game modes is essential. This guide aims to provide insight into how Raids function within the game.

Project Mugetsu Raids: How Do Raids Work?

Before we explore the various raid types in the game, let's first establish what raids entail in Project Mugetsu. Fortunately, the setup mirrors that of raids in most other RPGs, allowing a team of 1 to 5 players to engage in battles spanning multiple rounds against various mobs and bosses.

Completing a raid yields substantial rewards, including special items, drops, and significant XP per wave/round, with defeating the raid boss offering a massive XP boost. While raids can be demanding and time-consuming, the rewards make the effort worthwhile, prompting us to recommend tackling them as a group, although solo attempts are possible.

It's essential to note that raids are accessible only via Raid Maps, currently located in Karakura Town and Hueco Mundo. Each area features only one raid map: "Soul Reaper Ambush" in Karakura and "Hollow Ambush" in Hueco Mundo. Raids respawn every 20 minutes after completion, so if you miss one, simply wait for its reappearance.

Now that you understand how raids function and how to access them, let's delve into the different raids available, along with the bosses you'll face and the rewards awaiting at the end:

Starrk Raid

• HP: 2250
• Drops:
  • Legendary Orb: 1%
  • Ignition Potion: 15%
  • Golden Blick: 1%
  • Health Potion: 15%

Gin Raid

• HP: 2000
• Drops:
  • Ignition Potion: 15%
  • Legendary Orb: 1%
  • Captain’s Cloak: 1%
  • Health Potion: 15%
  • Hand Gun: 5%

Byakuya Raid

• HP: 2000
• Drops:
  • Byakuya’s Sword: 5%
  • Legendary Orb: 1%
  • Ignition Potion: 15%
  • Captain’s Cloak: 1%
  • Byakuya’s Scarf: 5%
  • Reiatsu Potion: 15%

Yamamoto Raid

• HP: 2500
• Drops:
  • Ignition Potion: 15%
  • Head Captain’s Cape: 1%
  • Reiatsu Potion: 15%
  • Yamamoto’s Cane: 1%
  • Legendary Orb: 1%

Toshiro Raid

• HP: 2250
• Drops:
  • Ignition Potion: 15%
  • Reiatsu Potion: 15%
  • Captain’s Cloak: 1%
  • Toshiro’s Scarf: 5%
  • Legendary Orb: 1%

Ichigo Raid

• HP: 2000
• Drops:
  • Ignition Potion: 15%
  • Legendary Orb: 1%
  • Ichigo’s Cape: 1%

As evident, the rewards from each raid are highly desirable in Project Mugetsu, ranging from powerful items to unique cosmetics that add individuality to your character. Keep in mind that many drops have a low chance of occurring, so expect to farm each raid multiple times to acquire desired items.

And that covers everything you need to know about raids in Project Mugetsu. Be sure to tackle these raids once you're adequately leveled, as the rewards they offer will significantly enhance your power for the challenges that await you.