Raid Shadow Legends announced Echoes of Oz with a Dorothy Gale chase event

Plarium announced Echoes of Oz for Raid: Shadow Legends, a limited event that brings a version of L. Frank Baum’s Oz setting into Teleria. The official announcement says that Dorothy Gale’s Chase Event runs from August 19 to November 19, 2026. Players must begin the Chase Event by November 5 to remain eligible for the stated seven day login route.

The announced window is open on September 13, 2026, the date of this recheck. The start date has passed and neither the November 5 start deadline nor the November 19 end date has been reached, so this remains a window that is still current rather than closed. RigCircuit has not checked the live client, so the event is reported as announced and presumed running rather than as verified live. The page shows no visible publication date in the captured source, so this draft uses the event start as its news trigger and records that limitation in the frontmatter. The source packet was rechecked on September 13, 2026.

Plarium says that players can add Dorothy Gale by opening Raid on seven different days during the August 19 to November 19 event window. The announcement adds that players can continue for another seven days of rewards and complete additional objectives.

The separate official Dorothy Gale Champion Guide^[2] repeats the same event window and describes Dorothy as a Support type Legendary Champion. This confirms the timing and the role label from a second official page. It does not create a RigCircuit recommendation about whether a player should build or use the Champion.

The start deadline is earlier than the end of the event. According to the announcement, players cannot start the Dorothy Chase Event after November 5, 2026. That distinction should remain visible in any update because a reader who joins near the end may not have enough time to complete the stated login route.

The official announcement describes an Event Dungeon featuring Ozilda the Wicked. It says that the dungeon offers Chronophage Gear and other rewards. It also says that additional Champions are tied to Events, Tournaments and summon boosts during Echoes of Oz.

The announcement states that five new Legendary Champions are involved. Its opening summary repeats The Scarecrow, a typographical duplicate, but the same official page resolves the roster further down: it separately confirms that The Cowardly Lion will be available via a special Fusion Event, alongside exclusive summon boosts for The Scarecrow, The Tin Woodman and Ozilda the Wicked. Read together, the page names five distinct Champions: Dorothy Gale, The Cowardly Lion, The Scarecrow, The Tin Woodman and Ozilda the Wicked. This article treats the fifth Champion as confirmed on that basis, rechecked on September 13, 2026, while noting that the opening summary still contains the uncorrected duplicate.

This is a useful editorial distinction. A single paragraph on an official page can contain a typographical error while the same page's fuller breakdown resolves it. The article names the confirmed roster and records exactly where the duplicate appears, rather than treating one paragraph in isolation.

The official event page says that Raid can also be played on PC and Mac through Plarium Play or other desktop game launchers. That is the extent of the platform statement. This draft does not treat it as a hardware recommendation, and it does not provide system requirements, graphics settings or performance results.

RigCircuit has not measured frame rate, frame time, loading time, input latency or network behaviour for Plarium Play or for this event. The announcement also does not settle regional or account conditions, so it cannot tell a reader whether the same window, the same Champions or the same rewards apply to their server and account.

Because the window is still open, a current client check matters more here than in a closed story. That check should record the exact Event Hub schedule and reward routes, and confirm the seven day login requirements, the November 5 start deadline, the Event Dungeon dates and the current availability of the named Champions.

It should also verify whether the wording in the game uses the same name for the event and whether the Chronophage Gear appears as described. A later update may change dates or add a separate activity. Those changes should be attributed to a dated official notice.

The announcement does not provide a complete calendar for every Event, Tournament and summon boost. It does not show the price of any pass or purchase, and it does not establish the probability or value of a summon. It also does not state how the event will affect competitive performance.

Those details belong in a later update only if they are available from official notices or a clearly documented client capture. The current draft keeps the focus on the dated event window and the reward routes that Plarium explicitly describes.

The opening summary's repeated Scarecrow entry remains an uncorrected typographical error on Plarium's page as of September 13, 2026, even though the page's own roster breakdown resolves the fifth name as The Cowardly Lion.

This draft does not claim that every reward is currently available, that Dorothy is the strongest Support Champion or that the event offers a particular value. It does not quote a purchase price, summon rate, benchmark or progression speed.

It reports the announced window rather than a verified live state. The window is open on September 13, 2026, but no client check was made for this article, so the draft does not claim that the event is running as described today, that the November 5 start deadline is still being enforced or that the announced dates were not changed after the announcement.

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The primary source is Plarium’s official Echoes of Oz announcement, published on the publisher's own Raid Shadow Legends domain and therefore Tier 1. Its page gives the Dorothy Chase Event dates and the event structure, but the captured page does not expose a visible publication date, which is recorded as a limitation in the frontmatter and is why the event start is used as the news trigger.

The official Dorothy Gale Champion Guide, on the same publisher domain, confirms the event window and the role label. No store listing, video, wiki or community post was used. Both pages were rechecked live on September 13, 2026. The event announcement page still contains the duplicated Scarecrow entry in its opening summary, but its own roster breakdown, further down the same page, separately names The Cowardly Lion, which this article uses to resolve the fifth Champion. Live event verification in the game client remains a follow-up task.