Raiding with friends

Read raid help, inspect your raid profile and available passes, and choose a difficulty appropriate for your progress. Ask the group which boss and team roles they are preparing for. Assign and inspect your raid team before you mark ready.

Raid passes and energy serve different purposes. Check the entry prompt for what joining or spawning requires, and raid energy for attacks after you are in a raid. The bot's current screen is the reference for costs and eligibility.

Browse public lobbies or use a code supplied by a friend. Check the boss, difficulty and participants. If you joined the wrong group, explain it before leaving rather than disappearing during preparation.

Once the raid starts, use raid battle to attack and raid energy to check your available resource. Pay attention to the encounter and group coordination rather than spending attacks without checking the state.

Use raid logs and loginfo to review results when something is unclear. If you must leave or cannot continue, tell the group. Surrender and inactivity votes have conditions enforced by the bot; they are not a replacement for communicating with your teammates.

Choose difficulty deliberately when spawning. Make the lobby public if you want other players to discover it, or keep it private and share the code with intended participants. Check readiness and team preparation before starting.

Lobby kick and leadership transfer use participant numbers shown in the current lobby. Reopen the list before choosing one. Transfer leadership during preparation if another participant should organize the group.