7 Tips and Tricks for any Idleon player 

I've been playing for a very long time now and I had no idea that the return button was still there after exiting, it's always so annoying when upgrading gear and the thing just disappears, thanks.

Time candy also gives souls for warship

I didn't know you could buy max shop stacks in just one click that was very helpful

U really helping us out

thanks for the tips

Thanks! The candy for anvil production, the anvil return button, and the food slots are all news to me. Have you tried using the anvil reset whetstone and putting all your points into bonus experience instead of anvil speed? I think it multiplies experience by somewhere between 7-9 times.

Nice Vsauce

I finished the piggy quest when I was doing div. So U don't have to worry about it anymore

tip 1 is cool

:O ty

those forge cards are passive, that means you dont need to have them actively equipped in order to get their exp bonus. all passive cards work like that. hopefully you figured that out and havent been using like 5/8 effective card slots this entire time.. lol

Tip 6, although it makes sense, I didn't know

Does anyone know how he connects to the lab without the characters being stuck afk lab

On the shop menu, how are you clicking an item once and telling the game you want the whole stack? I've been clicking on the arrow and holding it down for 15 seconds 😭

make an update damage guide !

This game is extremely complicated lol xd

istg my kattlekruk doesn't have the wings in his drop table, ive killed him so many times 😭

When account showcase🗣🗣

Didnt know number one, works for mobile?

you swedish my boi?

Thank you, some real gems right there. 4-5-6 are vital for me with the equinox and the rift mastery. Green stacking items from the shop is an excellent common sense idea. I could have taken me months to realize to do that. And I keep my foods and potions stocked for automation. That was the most helpful tip at the moment. And arranging the food, makes sense. If I may ask a question, what’s the highest you can go on a stack? Good job🫡