Other Tower

Hire champions using precious stones to damage Enid's tower. The more damage you do the better your rewards. Unlock Champion skins and even the Legendary Enid skin. The event only lasts 3 days!

The event starts after you've done at least 2 Apocalypses, time between the next events has a cool down of 2 days after the first time you play them.

Note: Subsequent events are started automatically, when you open the game so it's advised to be prepared.

You can however replay the event with a Replay Token which you can purchase at the Gran's Wool & Tech Shop

\*Replays have a cool down of 4 days between them.

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There's no offline cap or penalty in this event! Apocalypses do not reset the event!

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 Guide

**Prelim Stuff*** Two levels of diamond upgrades are very helpful. Both upgrades my not be necessary, but only costs 100 gems when you hit the top spot.
* It is helpful to use a spreadsheet to see how much time it will take to produce X blue/green/red/yellow things. I find this to be really useful because I can set a timer to upgrade, and I can also see how much time it costs/saves to spend on an upgrade. Googledoc Spreadsheet.
* It makes sense to divide the event into two phases.

**Phase 1 - production phase:*** The most important thing early is unlocking gem producers and things that help produce gems. Basically, early on don’t spend gems on damage because it doesn’t help you snowball.
* **Phase 1 priority list: new producers > producer upgrades/gem upgrades > time upgrade.**
* The hardest early game issues are when to (based on cost) you take the lower priority thing first. For example you are going for a new producer, and you can spend the color you need for it to upgrade producer that helps. I look at the time. I see how much time it will add or save to make the lower priority upgrade, and go there. Saving time is a slam dunk, and I usually take it if it only adds a small amount of time.
* You will likely upgrade your old producers to help unlock new ones. The early producers are more valuable to upgrade because getting +1 on them gives you more production per second. Also as you go, if the costs for a producer upgrade seems negligible, you should take it.

*Note: as you get closer to the end of phase one and move towards phase two, the time upgrade gets a lot more valuable*

**Phase 2 - Damage Phase:*** Once you have your production, then you need damage to actually win the event.
* Most of your damage comes from your heavy hitter, and upgrading him doubles his damage, so that is the main priority.
* **Phase 2 priority list generally: most dps increase > production upgrade that doesn't cost any time**
* Because of how much more damage your heavy hitter does, the priority list will probably always look like this:
* **Phase 2 priority list in practice: upgrading heavy hitter > damage % upgrade > time upgrade > best dps non-HH upgrade > producer upgrades when they save time.**
* Time is your main resource, so if there are production upgrades that don’t really cost you any time, they are basically free, and you might as well take them.
* You should prioritize upgrading Patches (Last character) by the 2nd day.

Optimized Walkthroughs
We do not know what the perfect, optimum strategy is, but here are some strategies that are highly optimized.
* No gem boost, 4:02:28 time left
* Level-1 gem boost, 9:25:37 time left

These strategies assume continuous production of resources, which simplifies calculations. They also assume your commercial boost is always active. And they assume you do each upgrade about 20 seconds late. That partly compensates for the fact that production is not actually continuous, and that humans are a little lazy. So it should be possible to beat these times by a small amount.
It's a good idea to start the event early in the day, because you'll follow the schedule more casually when you sleep. After the first 36 hours or so, being right on time is a little less important. So with the no-gem-boost run, I recommend setting two or three alarms at strategic times during the first night, and one the next night. The third night might be okay without any alarms. Spending 100 gems gives you much more flexibility.

## Rewards

*\*A 4th Skin can be earned by purchasing the Money Pack.*

## Boosts

 **1** | +1
 **2** | +2
 **3** | +3
 **4** | +4
 **5** | +5

 **1** | +1
 **2** | +2
 **3** | +3
 **4** | +4
 **5** | +5

 **1** | +1
 **2** | +2
 **3** | +3
 **4** | +4
 **5** | +5

 **1** | +1
 **2** | +2
 **3** | +3

 **1** | -5%
 **2** | -10%
 **3** | -15%
 **4** | -20%
 **5** | -25%

 **1** | +25%
 **2** | +50%
 **3** | +75%
 **4** | +100%

**Hint: It's highly recommended that this boost is always active.**