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But if you are really behind, in a game, where you barely hold on, revelry becomes really really useful. AI rarely bothers with ancient trees and that means, any ancient trees with revelry wil retake their villages all the time, giving you extra income and forcing their huge stacks back to retake what was theirs.
My longest and toughest game to date was with senator. Here is one cool screenshot from that game - > I took some trees behind enemy lines to wreck some havoc. I took the trees everywhere. And I had very well defended capitol. I ended up winning that game..
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=628529927
I think Druid has their own version of revelry so you could end up with a hilarious situation where your freespawns fight theirs for control of a forest.