First, sketch a map and a quick exit route—no hero spends too long figuring out how to get out. Then, sprinkle in a bit of theatrics: a booming shout, a spark of flame from a firebrand, a moment where the dragon lets out a roar that rattles your bones. Keep the plan tight, but let the action breathe; let the dragon’s eyes flicker, let the ground shake, let your heart beat louder. A good raid is like a short, punchy chapter—efficient on the outside, but with enough drama to leave everyone humming a tune when the dust settles.