Raids are the true endgame challenge in Devil Hunter, with the best contracts, rare drops, and massive Yen rewards. Unlike regular devil encounters, raids require much higher stats, skills, and, most importantly, team coordination in combat. If you are farming for S-tier contracts or late-game talents, clearing raids is a must. So, to help you get those, this complete Devil Hunter Raid guide breaks down every major raid, including timings, locations, difficulty, drops, and some tips to farm them easily.
All Raid Respawn Times, Locations, and Drops in Devil Hunter
Zombie Devil Raid
| Location | Difficulty | Rewards |
|---|---|---|
| Graveyard District | Medium | - Accessory Lootbox (Chance to be, Common-Legendary) - Default Lootbox (Chance to be, Common-Legendary) - Zombie Devil Contract (10% drop chance) - 40,000 Yen - 800 XP |
The Zombie Raid is the most beginner-friendly raid and serves as the entry point into raid content. While it can be soloed with a strong build, it is far more efficient with a small group using AoE damage. But do note that this Raid has a respawn time of 30 minutes.
This raid drops the Zombie Devil Contract at a 10% rate, along with Zombie Devil body parts used for crafting weapons and talents. It is also the primary way to unlock the Borrowed Life talent, making it extremely valuable early on.
Eternity Devil Raid
| Location | Difficulty | Rewards |
|---|---|---|
| Secret Area | Easy | - Accessory Lootbox (Chance to be, Common-Legendary) - Default Lootbox (Chance to be, Common-Legendary) - 50,000 Yen - 900 XP |
The Eternity Devil Raid is one of the easiest raids in the game since the Eternity Devil, which is the final raid boss, does not kill you, so you technically have a guaranteed win rate. Though if you do it with a team, it will save you a lot of time. This raid respawns every 45 minutes.
Katana Devil Raid
| Location | Difficulty | Rewards |
|---|---|---|
| Samurai Temple (Hidden) | Very Hard | - Accessory Lootbox (Chance to be, Common-Legendary) - Default Lootbox (Chance to be, Common-Legendary) - Kitana Fragment (10% drop chance) - 80,000 Yen - 1,200 XP |
The Katana Raid is one of the hardest raids currently available and is only possible for late-game players or team players. The boss has lethal attack patterns, including near-instant kill moves that demand perfect dodging and prediction. If you clear it, the raid respawns after 60 minutes.
Its main reward is the Katana Fragment, which has a 10% drop chance and the chance to get the Sealed World Katan, along with massive Yen rewards, also drop here, making this raid worth farming despite its difficulty.
Best Tips and Tricks for Devil Hunter Raids
- Use the Future Devil Contract: The best contract to use in your raids is the Future Devil Contract. You should use it whenever possible, as it can save you a lot of time.
- Prioritize AoE damage: In both Zombie and Katana raids, to clear waves faster and reduce overall risk, you should first use your AoE skills.
- Never raid alone past mid-game: Apart from the Zombie Raid, none of the other raids are ideal for solo clearing, since they have a much greater difficulty.
- Farm Raids Repeatedly: Since drop rates are per-player and are not guaranteed to give the best reward, you should try your best to farm as many raids as possible. It is currently the most rewarding mode in the game.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Zombie Raid can be soloed with a strong build, but Katana Devil and Eternity Devil raids require team efforts.
The Zombie Raid is the most efficient for continuous Yen farming, while Katana and Eternity raids have higher reward limits but take longer to clear.
Zombie Raid resets every 30 minutes, Eternity Devil every 45 minutes, and the Katana Devil raid usually resets after 60 minutes.
No. Raid drops are RNG-based, with contracts ranging from 2% to 15% drop rates, meaning repeated farming is expected.
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