For normal? Just get your campaign farmer for brutal 12-3 / 12-6. That person should be able to clear normal no problem.

Yea, I agree.  I'd keep pushing on in the higher difficulties, rather than aim for 3 stars for each campaign on normal now.  You can always come back later when you have stronger champions

Ok! Just saying because I wanted another void for 2x

Yes, but you should push him to 6* before, which would mean clearing hard and farming 12-3 hard temporarily. At that point, you should be able to 3* all of the campaign levels. Also a tip; Add a shield set to your highest HP champ, along with the Immortal set from CB. That should give you a decent boost. After that, you should grind arena and level up the HP area in great Hall to boost that champion's HP, and after that, you should be able to go from Hard 12-3 to clearing Brutal 6 (at least) 3*.

I chose Elhain for starter, so it's a her. Thanks for the tip!

Sure! I meant your MT, not your Damage dealer. If you equip her with the lifesteal set in the beginning, and your MT with the shield set. This way, you can increase the survivability of your team without sacrificing Life Steal 

My Samar is my MT and now everyone has around 8000 shield every round.

BTW could u show me ur roster? 

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There are a zillion posts that all say the same thing, but why  emphasize 12-3 and 12-6? All the other 12-'s give the same result, and nobody wants those artifacts on 12 so they sell them.

12-6: most exp.

12-3: shield as arftifact, more silver than other artifact types if you sell it.

What's MT?

agree on 12-6

but "artifacts" are risky to try to get, most are only 3* and too often imo do I get green shards or beer mugs, so I really do not hang my hat on 12-3 when others will do just as well

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Nobody cares about the artifacts from campaign, it's about how much silver you get for them. Sure, you could also get green shards instead, but that applies to all stages equally. So since shields sell for the most silver, you'll get more silver from farming 12-3 on average than from any of the other stages - and only marginally less XP than from 12-6. 

If you don't care much about silver, you can just do 12-6, but considering how much silver you need in this game and how much campaign farming you'll do, the benefit of running 12-3 adds up in the long run. 

I agree lol 😀 If you ever run out of silver just live in 12-3 for a while XD

The differences in all those 12- levels are miniscule for silver and XP, and you have to figure what the base silver is for winning the round plus the artifact amount, impossible to verify 12-3 is best over the long haul but there are those "believers" who trust in the game.

Some make a distinction in how long it takes to run in those levels, for the benefit of speed farmers and auto clickers, etc. They are all the same to me.

I am getting close to finishing up all my stars for Brutal, that is more relevant for me, then I will see what comes next. Right now I need 2 champs to win the levels and get 3 stars for each.  I know you tell everyone to make L60's but that would tear my whole game apart and take forever, and it would be like starting over.

With arena the way it is, there is no incentive to try to speed blast my way forward, I just like to do what I do at my own pace and stay out of the hype storm.

been there, done that, but those campaign prizes for having more stars are pretty good when you are at that level

I went through campaign mostly all 1 star, then back again 2 stars, then 3 stars, gets boring.

Pushing your champs to do 3 stars asap helps keep you in focus and on track for little goals along the way, I think you learn more that way. JMHO

You can approach faction wars the same way.

If you don't believe in stochastic, you can't verify that 12-3 gives the most silver. Laplace could verify it, even when he died before Raid was published.