Ready Check
Confirms the whole party is at the keyboard before you start.
Before your party starts something, everyone confirms they are ready. Nothing begins until they do.
⏲️ How long you have#
| Source | Time limit |
|---|---|
| Raid: The Flamebrand door | 30 seconds |
| Party Ready Check — Star Realm Menu or the Rift Warden | 20 seconds |
- Raid door: Wait takes the window off your screen but you still count as not ready — it comes back once with ten seconds left.
- Party Ready Check: Not Ready is an answer, not a veto; the roster closes five seconds after the last person answers.
- Everyone confirms in time and you go. Anyone withdraws or the clock runs out and the door closes again — the leader starts over and the whole party waits another round, so answer promptly.
📜 Rules#
- Only the party leader can start a check, and the party needs at least one other member.
- Raid door: everyone must be online and on the leader's map, or the check refuses to start and tells the leader why.
- Party Ready Check: offline members are skipped, and members on other maps can still answer.
- One check per party at a time.
- The Rift Warden's Party Ready Check is the same leader-only check as the Star Realm Menu's — a roll-call, not a gate.
👥 Party size#
The check confirms the people you have; it does not change how many you need. Content still enforces its own limits — Raid: The Flamebrand is built for 8 players: a party of more than 8 is turned away at the door rather than having members silently left behind. Fewer can go in, but nothing scales down for a short party.