* several talents with "Training" in the name (tiers 3 and up, utility tree) all increase the maximum level that crusaders can reach * Efficient Crusading (tier 2, utility tree) reduces the number of crusader levels required for each 1 idol that's to be earned when you reset * Spend It All (tier 1, utility tree) is a convenience option letting you buy the maximum amount of crusader levels possible with your current gold in one click (using the green button that it adds in the bottom right corner of the screen, near the arrow to scroll right through the crusader list) which is of course important because of the amount of idols you can get when you reset being based on crusader levels (and because going through the whole list of crusaders manually can be tedious / annoying) The numbers on a lot of the talents page probably seem massive for you at 5k idols, but when you're able to start activating them the more interesting ones to aim for in a lot of cases will be the ones that boost idol income in some way.
You do still get the DPS and gold find bonuses from idols which have been spent on talents.) (Side note: There's no downside to investing idols into talents. You grind up through to higher areas until it feels like you're hitting a wall (gold income no longer enough to buy enough levels to maintain enough DPS to keep instakilling enemies) and then you reset to collect more idols which then translate into a larger boost to DPS and gold find in the next run (with or without using idols to activate and level-up talents for even more boosts). More gold helps to continue buying levels, which continues to improve your DPS.Įither way you go at it, you're feeding into the same cycle. Investing in options that get you higher boosts for DPS helps you progress further. And progressing to higher areas can lead to a higher base for gold earnings. Investing in options that get you higher boosts for gold find can make it easier to buy levels.
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