Guide – How to Get Raidium

How to get Raidium in Elemental Dungeons Roblox. Raid schedule, 100 tokens per clear, raid crates, awakening costs, and immortalization guide.

What Is Raidium?

Raidium (also called Raid Tokens in some menus) is the endgame currency introduced in Update 4. You earn it exclusively from completing raids—instanced boss fights that spawn on a two-hour global timer.

Raidium fuels three major systems: purchasing raid cosmetic crates, awakening abilities at the Awakening Merchant (2,000 Raidium per ability), and immortalizing corrupted elements at the Elemental God (1,000 Raidium).

How to Farm Raidium

Raids occur every two hours server-wide. No minimum level gate exists, though Ancient Tomb raid is the entry point most beginners can complete. Each successful raid grants 100 Raidium regardless of difficulty.

Two raid clears fund one raid crate at 200 Raidium. Ten clears accumulate enough for corrupted element immortalization at 1,000 Raidium. Full awakening kits requiring five ability upgrades demand 10,000+ Raidium—plan long-term farming sessions.

Guide – How to Get Raidium

Raid Crates and Spending

The guard at the raid entrance sells crates for 200 Raidium each, with a bundle of three for 600 Raidium. Current crate pools focus on cosmetic items rather than power upgrades.

Prioritize awakening investments over cosmetic crates unless you have surplus Raidium after your primary element is fully awakened.

PurchaseRaidium CostRaids Required
Single raid crate2002
Three raid crates6006
Immortalize corrupted element1,00010
One awakened ability2,00020
Full five-ability awakening10,000100

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Raidium be traded?+

No. Raidium is account-bound currency. Only elements, weapons, armor, and cosmetics participate in the trading system.

Do raids scale with player level?+

Higher-level raids exist but the base 100 Raidium reward per clear remains consistent across raid tiers.

What happens if I miss a raid window?+

Wait for the next two-hour cycle. There is no Raidium decay or missed-reward penalty.

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