How to Create and Lead Raids in Dead Ark | DeadArk Documentation

Raids are collaborative missions where multiple members work together to achieve larger goals and share rewards. Learn how to create and successfully lead your own raids.

Raid Types & Categories

Skill-Based Raids:

▪Development: Code projects, bug fixes, new features
▪Design: UI/UX work, graphics, branding materials
▪Content: Writing, video production, marketing content
▪Research: Data analysis, market research, investigations

Community Raids:

▪Social Media: Coordinated campaigns, viral content creation
▪Events: Organizing meetups, conferences, workshops
▪Education: Creating tutorials, guides, documentation
▪Outreach: Community building, partnership development

Creating Your First Raid

1. Planning Phase

▪Define Objective: Set clear, achievable goals
▪Set Timeline: Create realistic completion dates
▪Determine Scope: Break project into manageable tasks
▪Calculate Rewards: Plan fair distribution for all participants

2. Raid Setup Process

1.Go to Dashboard → 'Create Raid'
2.Choose raid type and category
3.Fill in comprehensive raid details:

- Title: Descriptive name (max 60 characters)

- Description: Detailed project explanation

- Requirements: Required skills and time commitment

- Duration: Clear start and end dates

- Participant Limit: Maximum team size

3. Reward Structure Setup

▪Total Reward Pool: Amount of credits to distribute
▪Distribution Method: Choose from:

- Equal split among all participants

- Performance-based allocation

- Custom percentages by role and contribution

▪Bonus Rewards: Extra incentives for exceptional work

Launch Requirements

▪Minimum Reputation: Raid leaders need 500+ respect points
▪Security Deposit: 10% of reward pool as stake
▪Community Approval: Some raid types require voting
▪Clear Documentation: Detailed project specifications

Raid Management Tools

Participant Selection:

▪Open Raids: Anyone can join freely
▪Application-Based: Review and approve members manually
▪Invite-Only: Handpick your preferred team
▪Skill Requirements: Set minimum levels/certifications

Progress Tracking:

▪Milestone System: Break raid into checkpoints
▪Task Assignment: Delegate specific responsibilities
▪Progress Updates: Regular status reports to community
▪Quality Control: Built-in review and feedback system

Communication Tools:

▪Raid Chat: Built-in messaging system
▪File Sharing: Upload documents, designs, code
▪Video Calls: Integrated conferencing for team meetings
▪Status Board: Public progress display for transparency

Success Strategies

Planning Phase Tips:

▪Start with simpler raids to build your reputation
▪Write detailed, clear project descriptions
▪Set realistic timelines - better to over-estimate
▪Prepare backup plans for participant dropouts

Execution Phase Tips:

▪Conduct daily check-ins to keep team motivated
▪Allow flexible roles so participants can contribute their strengths
▪Provide regular updates to keep the community informed
▪Celebrate wins and acknowledge good work publicly

Completion Phase Tips:

▪Honor your reward commitments fairly
▪Give proper credit to all contributors
▪Document learnings and share insights with community
▪Plan your next raid building on previous success

Raid Categories & Rewards

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