Only the predicted cost becomes more accurate. This approximation is accurate enough to yield very good recommendations calculating it precisely often does not actually make a difference in regard to the number of levels recommended. After buying the recommended ancients, why do I have more souls left over than the calculator predicts?įirstly, when you have many souls to spend the calculator will over-estimate the cost of a few ancients with a 'difficult' cost formula. This means that one level in Morgulis costs less than one soul when buying in bulk. If you have the outsider Chor'gorloth leveled, all ancients become cheaper, including Morgulis. Why does the calculator tell me to level Morgulis more than I am able to? Paste the number you just copied into this field, and press 'Ok'. If you hold 'v' when clicking on the corresponding ancient's purchase button, an input field will pop up. If you press on the number in the change field, the number changes to a long format and is automatically selected for copying.
What is the easiest method to level ancients?
