Custom raiding

Custom raiding is built around attacking player bases using server-defined tools, rules, and win conditions instead of vanilla loopholes. The core loop is consistent: scout a target, choose an approach, force entry through layered defenses, and extract loot before defenders or timers shut you down. Because the server decides what counts as a breach and which counters exist, raids lean toward planning and execution rather than pure grind or obscure mechanics.

Defense is its own progression. You will run into reinforced blocks, claims with raid states or windows, alarms, traps, and upgrades that change how long a base can be contested and how expensive it is to crack. Strong bases are designed to slow attackers and hide the real storage with choke points, decoys, and split vaults. On offense, you manage limited breach options, durability and cooldowns, and the risk of committing into a fight you cannot finish once defenders show up.

The best raids feel like a heist instead of a random grief. Information and pacing matter: who is active, where the value is, when to spend your best charges, and when to walk away. Many servers anchor raids to a clear objective, like cracking a core or dropping a shield, so both sides have something specific to contest. When it is done well, conflict becomes repeatable and readable, with wins earned through outplays across multiple attempts.