Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realms

It is a idle clicker. Not very fun. But it is free.

I don't recommend this game because of the limitted resolution support. I run my pc through a tv and no matter what I did, it cut the bottom off the screen making it unplayable. I can't level my champions cause I cannot access the level up button.

Just ran it for thousands of hours, did thousands of events, tasks, mission, to many mini's. Bottom line, the game is way to "modern audience" for my liking. It's way to Canadian, way to Wizards of the Coast, way to gay. Maybe you like the new direction of D&D, I don't. Got into and somewhat enjoyed the cores and the pipes like gameplay that brought. But, that only makes this "Gotta catch 'em all" business fun for so long. So no, would not recommend this game. I should never have let it burn so many of my watt hours.

this game lowkey sucks, but it is definitely addictive. the graphics are very ugly and it's pretty difficult to level up/buff characters. placement matters, which is nice as you have to use your brain a little as you play. all in all i'd rate it a 2/5

Free to play, but at minimum you need a few familiars to enjoy the game. You can farm a few of them for in-game currency and the rest will cost you money. If you are patient you can pick them up on sale. This game is a nearly never ending marathon. You do not need to be a whale to do hard content, but you need to be realistic as to what content to approach. For every mission you can't complete there can easily be 20-100+ you can. Reading champion cards is absolutely vital. I currently have over 120 champions unlocked (haven't count recently) and can get at least 50 more. I read them frequently as I was away 3 years and many have changed. You will not be able to always use your best teams, so adaptation to mission conditions will be the difference in having steady progress and frustration. This game requires a lot of thinking at times until you start amass power. Almost every action adds to a never ending power scale. I personally play mostly offline. I have 3 teams, but I can expand to 5. You can play over the course of years and not do everything. I don't want to do everything and you don't technically need to. Notice most bad reviews barely have any time in the game. Honestly, until you have multiple parties, leveled up modron cores, unlocked patron mission variants, and kicked Tiamat off a mountain, you haven't reached the full experience the game offers. There is a wealth of depth to this game for those who value a journey over a dopamine hit.

I've played all the Baldurs Gate games and read a lot of the books. This game brings back memories.