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Introduction

Teams are fully described (tap on a name for description, above in Page Content Links) and sorted by quality.

With the introduction of new teams and characters, this list will be updated accordingly.

Spotlight Raid II

Spotlight Raids are related to new teams, which we will have the opportunity to use here and thus win great prizes. Spotlight Raid II has Normal, Difficulty 1, and Difficulty 2 difficulty levels. Alliance will unlock a new difficulty after reaching 50% completion on the previous one.

Iso-8 Level requirements:

Difficulty 1 – Tier 3 Level 2 Iso-8
Difficulty 2 – Tier 3 Level 3 Iso-8

To participate in Difficulty 2, it’s essential to have the entire Alpha Flight and Uncanny Avengers team upgraded to T3 Level 3 Iso-8. This requirement can be costly for some players, but it’s necessary to earn the rewards from the Spotlight II Raid. The main issue is that many of these characters might not justify the investment in Iso-8 upgrades since they aren’t particularly useful in other aspects of the game.

Rewards are T4 Ability Materials, Ability Orb Fragments, Armory 19 Orb Fragments, Crimson Gear Raid Orb Fragments, Spotlight Orb Fragments, Gold, Raid Credits, and more. Each Spotlight Raid Orb will contain various Character Shards and guarantee 5 Shards of some currently attractive characters.

The last (Boss) Node in Spotlight II Raid only have Hero or Villain requirements, so any META Raid team will do the job.

Spotlight Raids are an excellent improvement for this game mode because they will reward us with high-priority resources for progress won through those new and captivating Raids. They practically replace the old Greek raids (they use the same energy), which low-level players can play until they power up enough for Spotlight. Gamma and Beta Raids will be removed from the game, and Alpha Raid will change its name to Greek.

Spotlight Raids II replaces Spotlight Raids I, which will no longer be available in the game. To successfully complete the challenges ahead and collect all rewards, we need to focus on the current characters, the Uncanny Avengers, as well as some older ones from Alpha Flight.

Hero or Villain Lane

You can use any of the META Raid teams here. Nightstalkers, X-Treme X-Men, Hive-Mind, Spider-Society, and Orchis will break these lanes.

Alpha Flight Lane

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Characters on the image (left to right):

Uncanny Avenger Lane

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Characters on the image (left to right):

Annihilation Raids

Alliances in MARVEL Strike Force have evolved since the game’s early days. They now consist of players with a diverse range of Total Collection Power (TCP). This evolution allows friends with different TCP levels to collaborate within the same Alliance, but it also means that Raids need to adapt to better fit these modern Alliances.

We’re excited to announce that the future of Raids is here, featuring two major updates: the new Annihilation Raids and the Individual Raid Difficulty Selector.

The Annihilation Raids represent a new era for Alliances and serve as the backdrop for one of the thrilling final sections of the Age Annihilus. This new Raid will replace previous Chaotic Storm Raids, providing a space for Commanders Level 20 and above to earn valuable resources.

Alliances can customize their Raids to align with their goals and abilities in two ways:

Option 1: Annihilation Raids:

Offers a well-rounded experience, making it a great choice for alliances aiming to enjoy accessible gameplay while tackling engaging and rewarding challenges.

Option 2: Annihilation Raids (Omega):

Is a specialized event tailored for elite Alliances that prioritize strategic teamwork and aim to achieve outstanding completion benefits.

Difficulties and Requirements

Both Raids consist of 9 progressively challenging Difficulty Levels, offering increased risks and enhanced rewards. From Difficulty Level 2 onward, characters are required to fulfill specific Iso-8 criteria.

Default & Difficulty 1: No Iso-8 requirement
Difficulty 2: Level 1 Green Iso-8
Difficulty 3: Level 3 Green Iso-8
Difficulty 4: Level 5 Green Iso-8
Difficulty 5: Level 3 Blue Iso-8
Difficulty 6: Level 5 Blue Iso-8
Difficulty 7: Level 1 Purple Iso-8
Difficulty 8: Level 3 Purple Iso-8
Difficulty 9: Level 3 Purple Iso-8

Starting at Difficulty 3, missions feature trait requirements:

difficulty requirements for annihilus raids

New Raid teams will periodically take the place of older ones in the top two difficulty tiers, ensuring that the challenges remain engaging and adapt to the latest team strategies. To tackle the most challenging Raid Lanes, players will need fully assembled teams, as these will be essential for completing nodes effectively.

Annihilation Raids Rewards

Complete challenges to unlock a variety of rewards, including Gear ranging from Blue to Crimson, with a special emphasis on GT20. Your progress and difficulty level will determine your prizes. Additionally, you’ll gain Gold and T4 Ability Materials to enhance your experience!

Individual Raid Difficulty Selector

The Individual Raid Difficulty Selector allows players to adjust the difficulty and rewards on a node-by-node basis. This option is available in Annihilation Raids and Boss nodes for Annihilation Raids (Omega), and it will also be introduced in select future Raids. Here’s how it works:

When launching a Annihilation Raid, Alliance Leaders will select a base difficulty that applies to all nodes. After the Raid is launched, players can only increase their difficulty using the selector—not decrease it.

If you believe your roster is ready for a higher difficulty than the base level, you can choose a more challenging option from the Selector dropdown. Selecting a higher difficulty will change the enemy stats displayed before launching the node. Higher difficulties yield greater rewards, so don’t hesitate to push your roster!

If you choose a higher difficulty but feel unprepared for the challenge, you can use the RESET button next to the Difficulty Selector. This can be done after being defeated during the Raid or by backing out. Resetting the node will restore all enemy health and ability energy, allowing you to return to the base difficulty. Note that your characters’ health, abilities, and deaths will remain unchanged even after resetting the node, along with any Raid Energy spent. Additionally, you can reset a node for an Alliance member. If one of your teammates attempts a Raid node and is defeated, you can choose to reset the node if you think you can’t defeat it yourself.