reform kingdom
A free idle game — play it in your browser, no install. A fun game about kingdom and hero building.
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This will run a check on hero job stats. It will show you their stats at a level, as well as their base damage output at a level for each skill they have at that level.
This will run a check on monster stats. It will show you their stats at a level.
This will examine all of the materials in the game, showing the least utilized ones (which are candidates for using more of before others). In expanded mode, it will show a lot more information about what is utilized, and how.
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