Aside from recruiting heroes, leveling them up, and unlocking new abilities, you’ll also have to come up with the perfect formation to maximize the damage you can deal out. Crusaders of the Lost Idols is the only idle game to include a strategic formation feature, as you must now learn to master the art of organising your motley. There are over ten thousand levels in the game (yes, seriously), and a chance for you to master over six campaigns with various objectives per campaign. And it wouldn’t be an RPG if you didn’t have the ability to collect gear and buffs each of the 30-plus characters have hundreds of unique upgrades, thanks to the game’s cornucopia of content. While clicker RPGs tend to be simpler than traditional RPGs, this game has a higher learning curve than most clicker RPGs, even with the presence of those old standby rules and mechanics. So what can you do if you want to get better in this game and progress faster? As it turns out, it all boils down to your choice of heroes and formation, which we shall be talking about in this Crusaders of the Lost Idols strategy guide, which focuses on the popular triangle formation. No, we’re not talking about the basketball offense here, but rather the most common formation in Crusaders of the Lost Idols. It has two characters in the front row, three characters in the middle row, and four characters in the back row, and when it comes to choosing which heroes go where, a lot of the old rules apply. But what about specific characters in relation to the game? 2. One important thing to keep in mind early in the game is to make the most out of the bonuses provided by your early heroes – these include the Hermit, the Princess, Jim the Lumberjack, and Sasha the Warrior, who are also among the best heroes in the game overall.
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