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asking for all but particularly interested in Squirrel cos I'm trying to figure out build orders for them atm ;)
(Horse its pretty much a given to have at least 1)
Squirel (from my limited experience) does pretty good without the relic, but their relic have arguably the best visual effect and certainly helps a lot in the late game
ye but u gotta get it out somewhat early cos it takes 4 months to spread to 1 zone.
im just trying to figure out optimal time to get it.
from what i gather, there's no point super rushing it (i.e. before mining stone)
so lets say get thru 1st winter, upgrade TC, then start mining iron.
but then if u dump first 10 iron into relic, you have no military so get crushed by timing rush attacks :3
so yea not too sure really when it is actually viable to go for it. defensive playstyle does not seem so viable :p i was hoping squirrel might be able to pull off some kind of viable defensive-macro playstyle, but it seems like you have to significantly outskill ur opponent to pull it off.
Basic issue with the squirrel relics are that it needs a lot of time to get going and the production boost seems somewhat lackluster.
The defensive mechanic only works in combat from what ive seen (if theres people experiencing something else, id be happy to hear about) meaning only when you fight in the tile with your enemy it has a chance to trigger. when an opponent attacks one of your units to be precise.
I dont really think relics are strong enough to warrant countermeasures. They certainly can accelerate certain clan-aspects, but its by no means a guarantee for a win. Not to mention the time and ressources they need to be build.
Not to mention having 8 or 10 warriors get their weapons upgraded is a huge benefit, not just for those warriors but also your economy. forging weapons takes a lot less time.
hence why i think it's more of a "win-more" mechanic than a game deciding play by itself.
a nice way to style on your opponents, if you will ;)
On the other hand, when playing kraken, I often make mjolnir which doesn't need to be rushed. I don't get it until 803 because I don't need it before then. It can still be extremely decisive , though. Mjolnir completely wrecks boar players because they usually have all villagers on one tile. If you can place your Mjolnir and zap him on that tile before he has time to react, you've basically won. 35 villagers getting blasted down to 1/3 hp is game over.
Disagree. Those fools who rush the raven relic prove you wrong. Some poor clown will rush the raven relic and have no fame, no lore, no military, nothing. Then they launch the giants. Any good player can easily defend against the coastal giant attack by itself. It's annoying and will cause some casualties, but is easily survivable. Meanwhile, the slow-witted raven player has put themselves so far behind they will never catch up.
On the other hand, if the raven player got their economy and military going first, and then built their relic later in the game, and use it properly, it can be very powerful. You attack someone on land and when your armies are engaged, you then land the giants. That is the proper way to use it.
Well this gives at least a + side : at least any new player that commit a bit on the game and play like 100h can learn the mechanics and CAN have a chance against long term players. What I mean is their is a gap bewteen old and new players, but the gap isn't that hard to fill like in some other games. And the cool thing is that you can bring you friends on the game and after a little while they can start to kick butts on FFA
And for OP's topic I would say that it depends of your clan and your goal on the game, also depend of who is on each of your side. Ideally you should aim for a victory goal at the very beggining of the game and try to stick with it. But of course if you are surrounded by two aggressive clans like wolf or snake clan .. yeah your plans may be compromised and you'll have to compose with it and probably privilege warriors and upgraded weapons. If you are surrounded by clans aiming for Lore victory then you can wait for your relic
as every game is very unique by the map shape, your placement on the map, your neighbors and the environment, there is not prebuild answer to this question