But I am here to tell you right now that when you first start out playing Raid, there is only 1 Role that you will need some Luck early in the Game in to fill (Dec Attack). This could mean a multitude of things depending on where you're at in the Game. The main reason to pull Shards in this Game is the hope that a Champ can help us Progress our Accounts. Cash them in for Ancient Shards to finish Summon Events and Energy Refills/XP Banners for Gear and Event Points. Gems can be the flexible long-term store of value for you. You want Gem Mine, Market Slots, and Sparring Pit Slots (lv1 Only). Ignore all the talk of buying Ancient Shard Packs with Gems. The Game is played out over months and should culminate for you in about a Year. If you play till Scyl of the Drakes (6 months) then you will have an extra 1500 Gems by then. By your first three months, you have made back your initial 1500 Gem Investment and have transformed it into 500 Gems a month of Income.
Take advantage of the Gem Mine's best feature: 500 Gems a month (roughly). You Gem out Masteries for your Starter first (800 Gems) then you max out Gem Mine (1500 Gems). In my 90 Day Guide, I talk about how I would spend Gems in Raid and I am modifying it slightly here. The one true source of "Income" in Raid is the Gem Mine. And because Raid and Real Life have so much in common, the key to Diamond Hands is undeniably: Income. Same thing with real life, you sell an asset when you reach the moment that gets you the best benefit. Diamond Hands simply means you can hold off opening Shards until the best time for your Account. This is the real currency of Fusion/Guaranteed Champ Events. Shards are the Absolute Store of Value in Raid.
I am the author of the F2P/Low Spender Team Building Guide (No Legendaries) and the Seminal F2P Update Series detailing how I got Arbiter without Legendaries, Coldheart, Team Counterattack, AoE HP Burn, Massive Shields, Unkillable, etc.
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