Quick answer
A raid plan needs a target, breach path, current item costs, transport, defense against counters, and an exit. Scout first and calculate from current official building and explosive data; do not rely on an undated image that assumes a particular wall orientation or patch.
Step-by-step plan
- Scout the structure and identify the likely shortest verified path.
- Check building grades, doors, frames, and possible soft sides.
- Calculate resources from current item data and include a reserve.
- Stage transport, healing, tools, and a secure fallback.
- Control the breach, move priority loot, and leave on a defined stop condition.
The obvious path may be bait
Doors can suggest a route, but additions, honeycomb, and disconnected structures change the real cost. Record what you actually observe.
Noise changes the battlefield
A breach can attract defenders and third parties. Position lookouts, cover, and transport before committing expensive items.
Know when to stop
Set a material or time limit. Chasing an assumed loot room can turn a successful breach into a loss.
Checklist
- Scouted path
- Current cost check
- Reserve materials
- Counter-raid positions
- Transport
- Exit condition
What to verify before acting
- This page intentionally omits an unverified all-target cost chart.
- Respect server rules.