The Yellow Brick Road has reached Teleria with Echoes of Oz, a major RAID: Shadow Legends campaign running from August 19 through November 10, 2026. The event introduces five Legendary Champions inspired by The Wizard of Oz, a themed Event Dungeon, a new Fusion, Dorothy Gale’s Loyalty Program, limited Chronophage gear, returning Relics, and rewards for players who complete the full Champion collection.

Rather than unlocking every Champion through the same system, Echoes of Oz spreads them across several parts of RAID. That makes the event less about completing one activity and more about planning across the entire campaign. Here’s what you need to know about its Champions, major activities, rewards, and Ozilda the Wicked’s Event Dungeon.

Echoes of Oz Event Dates and Overview

The main Echoes of Oz campaign runs from August 19 to November 10, 2026. During much of the event, the Bastion also receives an Emerald City-themed makeover accompanied by a new arrangement of There’s No Place Like Home. The themed Bastion remains available until October 22.

The five featured Legendary Champions are acquired through different systems:

The Scarecrow and The Tin Woodman entered the Shard pool when the campaign began. The Cowardly Lion starts as the event’s Fusion target before joining the regular Shard pool on September 4. Dorothy Gale is available through Dorothy Chase, while Ozilda herself does not enter the Shard pool until the end of the campaign.

Players who own all five Echoes of Oz Champions by November 10 at 23:59 UTC can also receive a special collection reward.

Dorothy Chase and the Free Dorothy Gale

One of the most accessible parts of Echoes of Oz is Dorothy Chase, a Loyalty Program available to both new and existing players.

Dorothy Gale is a Legendary Support Champion whose kit is particularly relevant to the Echoes of Oz Event Dungeon. She can remove enemy buffs while applying effects such as Decrease ACC, Decrease DEF, Weaken, and Stun, making her useful for both controlling enemies and improving your team’s damage.

The first phase of Dorothy Chase is based primarily on logging in. Dorothy Gale is awarded on Day 7, while continuing to Day 14 grants her Perfect Soul. Other rewards are available throughout the track as well.

Phase 2 introduces objectives connected to regular RAID activities such as spending Energy, winning Arena battles, opening Shards, and logging in.

Enrollment remains available until November 5, while players who have already joined the program have until November 19 to finish the Dorothy Chase track. This makes daily participation particularly important. Unlike a Shard-based Champion chase, Dorothy primarily requires consistency rather than a large stockpile of resources.

The Cowardly Lion Fusion

The Cowardly Lion is the main Fusion Champion tied to Echoes of Oz.

He is a Legendary Magic Defense Champion from the Skinwalkers whose kit turns Fear and True Fear into advantages instead of liabilities. His abilities include teamwide buffs, Counterattack support, Turn Meter manipulation, and attacks that benefit from enemies or allies interacting with Fear effects.

His Passive is especially notable. When Fear or True Fear is placed on him, the Cowardly Lion can remove his own debuffs, reset his skill cooldowns, and take an Instant Turn. His skills also continue functioning while he is affected by those control effects.

Players pursuing the Fusion will need to participate across its associated events and tournaments, making preparation important. Energy, Shards, upgrade materials, and Champion development resources can all become part of the process.

If you’re also trying to collect every Echoes of Oz Champion, completing the Fusion during its active period is much safer than relying on pulling the Cowardly Lion later from Shards.

The Scarecrow and The Tin Woodman

Two members of the Oz cast are available directly through the Shard pool during the campaign.

The Scarecrow is a Legendary Spirit Support Champion from the Undead Hordes. His kit combines team protection and utility, including Decrease RES, Decrease ACC, Increase RES, Increase ACC, skill cooldown reduction, revives, and Fortify. His Passive also gives him protection against several control effects and lets him revive himself after being defeated.

That combination makes him particularly relevant to the Event Dungeon, where reducing enemy Accuracy while raising your own Resistance is one of the most reliable ways to deal with Ozilda’s control-heavy mechanics.

The Tin Woodman, meanwhile, is a Legendary Magic Defense Champion from the Banner Lords. His abilities revolve around DEF-based damage, Ally Attacks, self-protection, and bonuses tied to having other Echoes of Oz Champions on the team.

His kit also provides additional defensive value by reducing damage received by allies, with stronger protection for members of the Echoes of Oz cast.

Ozilda the Wicked Event Dungeon

The Echoes of Oz Event Dungeon places Ozilda the Wicked in the boss role. Simply loading a team with damage dealers can be risky because Ozilda’s kit is heavily focused on denying buffs and disrupting Champion abilities.

She can use effects including Block Active Skills, Master Seal, Sheep, True Fear, Decrease DEF, Ensnare, buff removal, and Block Passive Skills.

One particularly dangerous interaction involves Fear. Ozilda’s AoE attack has a chance to apply Block Active Skills, but that chance rises sharply against Champions already affected by Fear or True Fear. Her Passive can also place True Fear when your Champions receive buffs.

As a result, the dungeon rewards teams that can prevent or resist her debuffs instead of relying exclusively on Block Debuffs.

Why You Should Obtain Dorothy Gale

Dorothy’s Decrease ACC is one of the biggest reasons she fits the dungeon so naturally.

Reducing Ozilda’s Accuracy gives your Champions a better chance of resisting her disruptive effects. When paired with Increase RES, this becomes an even stronger defensive combination.

Dorothy also contributes AoE Stun, Decrease DEF, and Weaken, meaning she helps control the enemy side while also preparing targets for your damage dealers.

Building Teams for Stages 20, 25, and 30

You do not need the exact Champions used by other players to clear the dungeon. It is more useful to understand what each slot is accomplishing and then use comparable Champions from your own roster.

For Stage 20, Dorothy Gale and Inquisitor Shamael form a particularly useful combination. Shamael removes Fear and True Fear from allies through his Passive. If Dorothy occupies the leader slot, this interaction can also help her gain Turn Meter and cycle back to her control and debuff abilities more quickly.

A sample Stage 20 lineup can include Dorothy, Shamael, Ursala the Mourner, Fenax, and Fahrakin the Fat. However, the damage and support slots are flexible.

At Stage 25, survivability becomes more important. A safer approach is to pair Dorothy’s Decrease ACC with an Increase RES Champion. Mavara the Web Diviner is one example, while Masahiro the Bell Monk contributes further crowd control and defensive support.

The goal is not necessarily to produce the fastest clear. A farming team should first be able to repeat the stage reliably.

Stage 30 adds more complicated enemy mechanics. Tramaria can interfere with straightforward crowd-control strategies, while Mithrala’s Resistance makes Accuracy increasingly important. Zyclic can also open the fight by placing Block Buffs on your team.

At this point, options such as Block Passive Skills or increasing enemy skill cooldowns become much more valuable. Once those dangerous mechanics are controlled, AoE Stuns, Decrease ACC, Decrease DEF, and strong damage dealers can do their jobs much more reliably.

The full Echoes of Oz team can clear Stage 30 as well, but it is better to copy the roles rather than assuming you must own every event Champion.

Chronophage Gear and Dungeon Rewards

The Event Dungeon contains several familiar Artifact Sets, including Accuracy, Critical Rate, Critical Damage, Curing, and Daze. The headline reward, however, is the limited Chronophage Artifact and Accessories Set.

Chronophage scales up to nine equipped pieces:

Immutable protects against attempts to increase a Champion’s skill cooldown. At higher piece counts, Chronophage also supplies substantial Speed and Resistance.

This makes the Event Dungeon relevant even if you are not specifically chasing every Oz-themed Champion.

Returning Relics and Collection Rewards

Echoes of Oz also brings back limited Relics from earlier event groups. Radiant Sunlilies can be earned through campaign activities and used toward crafting these returning Relics.

Several cosmetic rewards are also included, such as themed Avatar Frames and the Yellow Brick Road Traveler Badge.

The largest collection reward is reserved for players who own all five event Champions by the November 10 deadline. The listed reward includes:

• Thematic Profile Background
• Limited Avatar Frame
• Legendary Last Laugh Amulet Relic
• Critical Strategy Triangular Gemstone
• Uncontrollable Circular Gemstone
• Carved Open Diamond Gemstone

Because the Champions come from multiple acquisition systems, anyone chasing the full collection should avoid treating the campaign as one long Shard-opening event. Dorothy requires logins, the Cowardly Lion requires Fusion participation, and Ozilda does not arrive in Shards until the campaign is ending.

Making the Most of Echoes of Oz

Echoes of Oz is a long RAID: Shadow Legends campaign, and that makes pacing more important than rushing through its opening weeks. Claim Dorothy through the Loyalty Program, plan ahead for the Cowardly Lion Fusion, and manage your Shards carefully if you want The Scarecrow, The Tin Woodman, and eventually Ozilda.

For the Event Dungeon, focus on the mechanics rather than simply increasing damage. Decrease ACC, Increase RES, cleansing, crowd control, passive disruption, and reliable support all become increasingly useful as you progress toward the higher stages.

You can also play RAID: Shadow Legends on PC with BlueStacks to manage your Champions, gear, dungeon runs, and ongoing event activities on a larger screen with convenient PC controls throughout the Echoes of Oz campaign.