RAID2GETHERYour next three steps
- 01
Inspect the task requirement
Open the task step and inspect its required-item references. Read whether the item is used to open a route, placed at a destination or handed over later. Those are different reasons to pack an item even when the names appear together.
- 02
Match the exact key variant
Check the flea quote age and available trader offers for your selected game mode. Include any entered expenses when evaluating the raid plan. A costly reusable key is different from a consumable supply, so decide how you want to track its cost across attempts.
- 03
Check ownership and remaining uses
After a failed route or a completed step, review which keys still belong in the loadout. Update your shopping list instead of buying the same item twice. The keep planner can help connect an item with future requirements, while the game remains the place to confirm its current condition.
Start from the objective
Open the task step and inspect its required-item references. Read whether the item is used to open a route, placed at a destination or handed over later. Those are different reasons to pack an item even when the names appear together.
Compare the icon and complete item name before buying. Short inventory labels can identify several variants. A market result with a similar name is not enough to establish that it is the required key.
Keep the cost in context
Check the flea quote age and available trader offers for your selected game mode. Include any entered expenses when evaluating the raid plan. A costly reusable key is different from a consumable supply, so decide how you want to track its cost across attempts.
Check before the next attempt
After a failed route or a completed step, review which keys still belong in the loadout. Update your shopping list instead of buying the same item twice. The keep planner can help connect an item with future requirements, while the game remains the place to confirm its current condition.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get started with keys & required items?
Open the task step and inspect its required-item references. Read whether the item is used to open a route, placed at a destination or handed over later. Those are different reasons to pack an item even when the names appear together.
What should I check before the next raid?
After a failed route or a completed step, review which keys still belong in the loadout. Update your shopping list instead of buying the same item twice. The keep planner can help connect an item with future requirements, while the game remains the place to confirm its current condition.