1. no

2. im not sure

3. is something u wont have to worry about for along time if ur just starting.

4 U can get gear missions for event crusaders every once in awhile.

5. Not sure

6.Spend it all is use passive crits is also nice I like set bonus my self, speed looter and scavenger are also nice.

7.jim and natilie are nice but ull find as u gear the other crusaders they will be much beter.

the Sasha thing is simply to piss off OCD people.
to see your total achievement value you can simply add then up, there's only 3 kinds of rewards in that, click, gold and dps. I think the achievements listed when mobile might actually do the sum for you. o have 25l click, 175% gold and 453% dps.
7. leveling others then your main dps'ers, long before a reset, usually does nothing for you but if they are in the front of your formation then highly leveled people have high healing power and can survive longer when being attacked.

Overenchanted isn't great early on, since you don't have all that many enchantments. This is especially true for event Crusaders, since you won't get enchantment points for them from opening regular chests (another tip: for that reason, you should always do enchantment missions with event Crusaders when possible, since it's the only realistic way to get a decent number of enchantments on them. You'll get hundreds of enchantment points on the default Crusaders simply by continuing to open silver chests).

Maxing out Efficient Crusading should be a high priority early on. I recommend also getting at least 10 or so ranks in Passive Criticals - it is a very nice DPS boost, and it turns Savage Strikes and crit buffs into MASSIVE DPS boosts that will help a lot with beating bosses and continuing to progress. Farming idols is the main way you progress in this game, so the talents that help you farm idols more efficiently are super important. Later on, once you unlock Tier 3, you'll want to prioritize Deep Idol Scavenger for the same reason (but it gets really expensive before long, so you'll probably want to mix in some DPS-boosting talents and not just beeline for maxed DIS).

As for when to complete objectives, the general rule of thumb is - when in doubt, wait. Each one gets you somewhere from 1 to 3 jeweled chests, which is not that big of a deal. It's definitely not worth doing them if it will take you a long time to complete them, and especially if you will have to use a lot of buffs. You're better off doing Free Play runs until you have enough idols to steamroll the objective and instakill enemies pretty much all the way to the end. The tooltips don't make this terribly clear, but all of the Free Plays give pretty significant buffs to gold drops, making them much more efficient for farming idols compared to playing objectives. You'll eventually want to do all the tier 1 objectives to unlock the tier 2 objectives that reward you with new crusaders, but that's a long ways off for you.


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You might want to use a tool like this to help you decide which talents to get. It does all the math for you to let you know which ones will give you the most added DPS per idol. Don't rely on these exclusively, though - they undervalue passive criticals since they don't account for the huge buff it gives to Savage Strikes and crit buffs, and they won't tell you when it's a good idea to pick up some of the utility talents like Upgrade Them All and Speed Looter (pretty much gotta play it by ear for those and decide when their idol costs don't feel like they will slow down your progression much).

It's usually best to focus on a single DPSer and stop leveling other crusaders past 200 until you're ready to reset. The main exception to this would be objectives that have a mechanic which can temporarily debuff or disable individual Crusaders at random - for those objectives, you'll want to level other Crusaders so your progress isn't completely stalled whenever your main DPSer gets debuffed/disabled. Spend It All is very helpful in this scenario (and it's pretty handy in general, even if you only use it at the end of a run to maximize idol gains).