Information[]
Xyliqil is an Outsider that increases idle bonuses. As Xyliqil helps indirectly, its benefits are only seen if using idle Ancients.
Xyliqil increases the effectiveness of 
Siyalatas, 
Libertas, and 
Nogardnit.
| Level | Cumulative cost ( Ancient Souls)
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Effect (Bonus to idle ancients) |
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| 1 | 1 | +50% |
| 2 | 3 | +125% |
| 3 | 6 | +237% |
| 4 | 10 | +406% |
| 5 | 15 | +659% |
| n | (n2+n)/2 | +(1.5n-1)×100% |
Since 1.5^3 = 3.375, n levels of Xyliqil ultimately give a boost of 3.375^n to the Idle gameplay. This can partially bridge the gap between Idle and Active gameplay. This massive gap comes from the ancients increasing click damage times gold proportional to 
Hero Souls to the power 1.9 (that's 1.4 for click damage and 0.5 for gold), and idle damage gold proportional to Hero Souls to the power 1.4 (that's 0.9 for idle damage and 0.5 for gold). You should not use Xyliqil to bridge the gap entirely (if you even can), because that takes tons of Ancient Souls away from the outsiders that increase both Idle and Active gameplay. The only exception is if you have no autoclickers, in which Xyliqil can be of great use. Although, it'll still be useful after that with the aid of Nogardnit.
There are a few more things to be aware of. Xyliqil increases the power of Libertas which in turn increases the power of 
Gold mercenary quests beyond what 
Pluto gives for Golden Clicks, whether or not idle damage has been outcompeted by active damage. This means a gold quest can always get you out of trouble as long as Xyliqil is leveled high enough. This does not apply to DPS, which again has a massive gap due to the 1.4 and 0.9 powers of hero souls. This gap is made slightly larger yet with more autoclickers, since more clicks (with Golden Clicks) increases both damage done and gold gained (scales to square of the clicks per second), while Nogardnit only scales to the clicks per second.
Usage[]
Xyliqil can be a useful Outsider when used for an Idle build, because of his moderate scaling. When used in conjunction with Siyalatas, Ancient of Abandon, Libertas, Ancient of Freedom, and Nogardnit, Ancient of Moderation, his effect can give a moderate boost to progression. However, after you buy autoclickers, it is best to mostly leave Xyliqil in the background, at a low level so you can focus on maximizing results of active gameplay. If you are willing to spend many rubies on timelapses, you can use Xyliqil to speed things up, but be warned that a 3.375 multiplier per level is only going to add 3 to 9 zones to your timelapse, which isn't even 5 seconds with 2 monsters per zone. Although, the other outsiders have even weaker benefits for timelapse. You just have to accept that all the outsiders are weak in late game, and your level of Xyliqil depends on how long you are willing to leave the game open autoclicking (breaks are allowed, but won't make any progress, and it won't matter much if your click combo is low) after idle runs out of power before next ascension, and if you are willing to slow down transcensions in order to reduce that time.
Xyliqil is (maybe) rarely leveled by most high-level players.
Trivia[]
Prior to patch 1.0e10, Xyliqil's effect was a flat +100% per level, and cost 1 Ancient Souls per level.
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