Daily checklist for idle players
The essential rhythm for steady progress: pre-logout setup, post-login claims, and resource management.
The five-minute login routine
Claim offline rewards, read the Monolith, inspect town actions, collect completed activities, and start the most reliable next loop.
Detailed login checklist:
• Claim accumulated offline rewards from all activities
• Check the Monolith for new objectives and claim completed ones
• Inspect Prison for recruitment opportunities (post-upgrade)
• Check Workshop for new gear or runeword possibilities
• Review Storage and sell accumulated junk
• Spend resources according to current Monolith priority
Pre-logout setup routine
Remove a fragile assignment, spend only on the current bottleneck, and confirm that the party can complete the chosen loop without help.
Pre-logout optimization:
• Ensure both battle lines have full teams of surviving heroes
• Verify frontliners have sufficient health and defense
• Confirm healers can sustain the team indefinitely
• Remove any pushing content that might stall overnight
• Start highest-value activities appropriate for away time
• Clear Storage space so drops do not get lost
Weekly maintenance tasks
Beyond daily routines, schedule time for these less frequent but important tasks:
• Review all six heroes for Baptism opportunities
• Assess gear across all slots for upgrade potential
• Check Codex for newly discovered runewords
• Re-evaluate team composition based on current content
• Compare current setup against class tier list
• Update personal notes on what upgrades fixed which walls
Keep your own notes
Record which activity stalled and which upgrade fixed it. Personal run history is more useful than a generic ranking once your roster and restrictions diverge.
What to track:
• Current progression wall (survival vs damage vs level cap)
• Recent upgrades and their impact
• Successful team compositions for different content types
• Resource stockpiles and spending priorities
• Long-term goals (specific runewords, set completions)
- Community-informed and written as a practical starting point. Always verify current costs, restrictions, and tooltips in your client.