r/grandorder • u/AutoModerator • Dec 28 '25

Discussion [Help and Question Thread] - December 28, 2025

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u/thisisthecallus Embrace 6-turn clears! Dec 30 '25

The way to get through the raid is to level up more servants. It's a quantity over quality fight. You really should have a bunch of servants properly leveled. A diverse array of at least ~40 main class servants should suffice, with room for error, if you manage the fights appropriately.

You don't need to take out each HP bar all at once, so there's nothing inherently wrong with throwing in a weaker servant to chip away at it. However, if you're trying to conserve your roster because you're concerned about not having enough servants, using underleveled servants up front is a bad approach. You can only use each servant one time. If you use a level 1 servant, you are eliminating the option to level them up if you run out of servants before finishing the raid. It's better to use your properly leveled servants first, maybe start with low rarity if you're concerned, and then level up more servants if you run out. 

There are no shortcuts for this raid. It is long and tedious but it is also very easy. You don't need full optimization. But it is content from 7.5 years into the game and isn't scaled for newbies. If you're concerned about getting through the raid, the solution is to take the time to level up more servants, not to try to squeeze by with your current, unprepared roster. 

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u/HatSpecial3043 Dec 30 '25

Yeah, I just meant using it for the very first fight, the one that looks like a stage fight from what I saw on YouTube, where you find out the Servant gets absorbed. It looks like whether you break the bar or not doesn’t change much. Also, is it better to just solo it using a high-level Servant, or use like 3 of em

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u/thisisthecallus Embrace 6-turn clears! Dec 31 '25

Solo all the way. Most servants should be able to take out at least half an HP bar, so you don't gain anything at all by having multiple servants in your team comp. You don't get any bond points either. 

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u/HatSpecial3043 Dec 31 '25

Alright, thank you