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20 thoughts on “Raid Shadow Legends Ally Protection Skill Champions”

1. Ayumilove Post authorSeptember 5, 2020 at 4:52 PM

   @Penoss: Thanks for the additional info. I have updated into the guide above for clarity on Ally Protection buff.
2. Penoss June 12, 2020 at 7:18 PM

   From the Plarium forum:

   [Ally Protection]. The Caster Champion takes 25/50% of direct damage inflicted upon the Target Champion. Self-inflicted damage and Poison do not trigger this effect. Each Champion uses their respective DEF values for mitigating damage.
3. AlvaHenrik May 23, 2020 at 5:19 AM

   @Snowballz: I have a similar question. Would the mastery retribution trigger if for example Miscreated Monster takes damage from Ally Protection?
4. Snowballz May 19, 2020 at 11:51 PM

   Hey! I was wondering, does the damage received by the buffer count as an attack/hit ?

   For instance, would it be potentially triggering a frost set if the buffer was not the initial target and only taking damage from the ally under ally protection?
   My idea would be to equip a frost set on the champ with an ally protection skill to maximize the probabilities of triggering freeze debuffs on enemies while they’re attacking any member of the team! That would be way to strong

   Thanks for your work, that’s impressive hehe :)
5. Destroyer39 May 6, 2020 at 6:15 AM

   Mistreated Monster and Scyl of the Drakes both have fifty percent ally protection.
6. Kruegan May 4, 2020 at 2:41 AM

   @jasonix I have been wondering the same question. How does defense play a part in how ally protection damage is mitigated? From my limited testing, I think that the damage is split off before the defense of the champion being hit has a chance to reduce it. For example, my miscreated monster while running in Mino 15 had ally protection up on a single ally. The alky had defense of 4k, and MM has defense of 1400. The ally being targeted was taking 1200 dmg, while MM was taking 4k. Made me wonder why most people focus heavily on health and not worry as much about defense while running a ally protection champ
7. Border88 April 25, 2020 at 1:27 AM

   The list of champions for ally protection disappeared :(
8. Ayumilove Post authorApril 17, 2020 at 8:27 AM

   @Moguara: I have replied to Tpod, you can see my answer below :)
9. Ayumilove Post authorApril 17, 2020 at 8:26 AM

   @Tpod: Jareg will take the damage if he places Ally Protection after Skullcrusher within the same turn. It’s best to apply Ally Protection in different turns, especially for Clan Boss to mitigate the damage from 1 tank to the other tank. For example, in Clan Boss (Brutal or Nightmare) Skullcrusher applies the Ally Protection (being the slowest in the team). Then, the next turn, Jareg applies his Ally Protection buff to all other allies, this time to protect the weaken Skullcrusher who took the first initial AoE hit from Clan Boss.
10. Mogura April 17, 2020 at 1:32 AM

    I’m also curious about Tpod question.

    Btw thanks for the good work.
11. Tpod April 15, 2020 at 3:28 PM

    What happens if a second champion applies an ally protection buff? For instance, if my jareg places the buff after my skullcrusher. Who will get the damage?
12. Ayumilove Post authorFebruary 19, 2020 at 11:46 PM

    @FenrisVargr: Clan Boss stun does have effect on Skullcrusher. Although Skullcrusher passive can remove it, it does not reduce the skill cooldown. I have tested this with my Skullcrusher in Clan Boss Brutal and Nightmare.
13. Ayumilove Post authorFebruary 19, 2020 at 11:44 PM

    @Prophessiah: The champion who casts Ally Protection to his allies will be able to absorb the incoming damage on behalf of them. Example, if enemy attacked the ally champion with Ally Protection damage for 100 damage, the champion who casts the Ally Protection receives half of the damage (100 / 2 = 50). The half damage is reduced by the champion’s defense before being absorbed directly to his HP. There are other calculations that needs to be accounted for such as Weak vs Strong affinity. If the enemy is a weaker affinity towards the champion who casts Ally Protection, there is a 30% chance of that damage becoming a Weak Hit. A Weak Hit deals half of the incoming damage. If it triggers, that means the damage received (which is 50 in this example) is further reduced by half again (25 now) before being reduced by the Defense Stat.
14. Prophessiah February 19, 2020 at 9:37 PM

    I am not sure to really understand which defense applies to the buffer…
    Is it the one of the buffer or the one of the buffed :
    Is it splitted and the buffed hero uses his own def and the buffer hero his own def as well?
    And about the affinity, is it the same?
    Thanks
15. Ayumilove Post authorFebruary 5, 2020 at 11:27 PM

    @Dmitrijs Grigorjevs: Yes, it does work. May I know what is your concern for having Retaliation Set with Ally Protection?
16. Dmitrijs Grigorjevs February 5, 2020 at 1:22 PM

    Does Retaliation set works with ally protection?
17. FenrisVargr December 15, 2019 at 12:31 AM

    Jasonix, keep in mind that Skullcrusher has a passive that will remove CB’s one turn stun at the start of his turn so it has no effect on him.
18. Jasonix December 4, 2019 at 12:07 AM

    Hey i’m thinking about using skullcrusher and Rearguard Sergeant in my defense cb comp. I’m playing bulwark as lead and hope to shift the stun aim to him even with weak affinity for skullcrusher. Now i should have def up and ally protection and continues heal on everyone while he stuns. So basically with weak affinity it should still focus bulwark hopefully. Now i have a question. Does the ally protection first use the defense of those reciving dmg and then the defense of himself? Or only the defense of the reciving one counts and skulls def is doesn’t matter? Thank you in Advance :*
19. Ayumilove Post authorNovember 20, 2019 at 11:32 PM

    @Aeoch: The direct incoming damage from enemy that is AoE will be reduced 30% by Stalwart set. The damage transferred by Ally Protection is considered damage mitigated from ally rather than AoE from enemy, therefore will not be deducted by Stalwart set. Stalwart set is best used on revivers akka resurectors such as Arbiter, so she is the last person standing to revive everyone.
20. Aeoch November 20, 2019 at 10:27 PM

    If the ally being protected with Ally Protection buff receives aoe damage, is it considered aoe damage to the soaking hero? I am wondering if Stalwart will mitigate 30% of damage received from champions getting hit with ally protection on them.