Quintus the Triumphant: Top Builds, Masteries, and Artifacts for RAID: Shadow Legends (PvE & PvP)

Quintus the Triumphant is far more than just an impressive-looking Legendary champion earned through the Arena—he’s a masterfully crafted nuker in RAID: Shadow Legends. As a Void Affinity Attack champion from the Banner Lords faction, Quintus delivers devastating damage paired with unresistible debuffs, skill resets on kill, and offensive power that scales directly with enemy buffs. His strength lies in his ability to dismantle heavily buffed teams, becoming increasingly deadly the longer his opponents try to defend themselves.

However, Quintus offers little room for error. Without defensive scaling or utility beyond raw damage output, he either dominates the battlefield or underperforms entirely—his effectiveness hinges on optimal gear, positioning, and rotation strategy. This guide dives deep into every aspect of Quintus's potential, covering detailed skill breakdowns, mastery tree selections, artifact priorities, blessing choices, and synergy setups tailored for both PvE and PvP environments. If you're new to RAID: Shadow Legends, we suggest starting with our [Beginner’s Guide](#) to build a solid foundation before diving into advanced strategies.

Understanding Quintus’s Role

Before committing resources to Quintus, it’s crucial to understand his battlefield function. Quintus operates as a pure burst damage dealer—he does not provide crowd control, healing, or support effects. What he brings to the table is unmatched single-target elimination and reset mechanics that allow him to chain kills effectively when properly positioned.

In PvP scenarios, Quintus thrives by dismantling defensive compositions. His Strip Away ability is one of the few skills in the game that removes buffs, applies DEF reduction, and lands a heavy hit without relying on Accuracy or being blocked by common passive effects. In PvE content, his AoE attack Crowd Favorite becomes highly effective when supported by champions that maintain survivability and manage turn order efficiently.

While he isn't a flexible all-rounder, Quintus excels at doing one thing exceptionally well—closing out fights decisively.

Quintus the Triumphant doesn’t need to sustain long battles—he only needs one or two turns to make a decisive impact. Designed for precision and timing, he shines brightest when built with high Crit Damage, optimized gear sets, and carefully selected mastery paths. With the right setup, he can pierce through Stoneskin, dismantle tank-heavy lineups, and dominate wave-based PvE content using kill-reset loops.

He may lack versatility, but what he lacks in flexibility, he makes up for in sheer lethality. For players who enjoy closing matches with calculated aggression, Quintus is a true powerhouse. Let him strike second, and there often won’t be a third move needed.

For smoother gameplay, enhanced macro execution, and better performance during extended combat sequences, we recommend playing RAID: Shadow Legends on BlueStacks.