This will probably be my last time purely farming for quite some time since I’m gonna jump into other stages already. Then, I went to farm once again for 22 idols, and currently, I’ve restarted the farming YET AGAIN *face-palm* & will stop at 20 idols. I’ve managed to complete the first stage of the new campaign over the night, yielding me 20 idols. Now it’s time for me to head into the new unlocked campaign named “Descent into Darkness” with 98 idols by my side. I mean it was do-able but… Afterwards, I went to farm idols on free play (seeing that’s what people recommend) and it was rather speedy, so great. I went online to search and apparently there’s these recommendations of amount of idols to have with you before you attempt any given campaign. The third stage took me so long that I nearly puked (even though it yielded me 29 idols!). Missions give you enchantments, gold,rubies etc too. I mean, yeah they are governed by the same mechanics albeit the varying formations, restrictions, challenges etc, but they should keep you occupied when you are kinda bored~Īnyway, I completed the second stage with 18 idols, with 20 extra during the campaign from missions. Oh, and there’s surprisingly quite a number of campaigns with numerous stages. Idols will help you in your next campaign by giving you additional DPS & gold earned.
There’s plenty of online guides out there, which is sufficient in covering the real basics. I did my very first run in a full day?! (Or was it a day and 3/4) and got 15 idols through reset, and the first achievement on steam (if you care about that). And finally comes reset which should be quite common in clicker games. There’s buffs, treasure chests, tokens etc which will help you along the way. It can be quite confusing at first since there’s 20 crusaders available and more that can be unlocked via events. Just put it in the background & do your stuffs. Each crusader (upgradable character) has his own “characteristics” like healing others, boosting damage, attract mobs to attack it (aka tank-er) etc. This game is an idle/clicker game but incorporates this formation thingy which involves slightly more usage of brain juice, instead of those usual straight-forward clicker games. It’s pleasantly addictive for the first 2 or 3 days. This game is probably around 1 year old? Not too sure, but anyways, I stumbled upon it since I wanted to equip my laptop with some lepak games, and not overload it with hardcore ones. I’m pretty sure the game is made available on app stores too.
Recently just camping at home playing this game call Crusaders of the Lost Idols, on steam.
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