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I still haven't unlocked the last unlock of card-relics of the watcher, but I doubt it has enough cards to make expensive cards for blocking available consistently.
And I haven't found any strategy that can work with velvet choker, never enough power in few cards to get enough blocking and also damage.
What do you do with the watcher and sneko eye or choker?
I also think the snecko eye is suprisingly bad on the watcher even though it's frequently the optimal pick for the rest of the roster.
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That's wild son.
Watcher's relic is amazing. Retain + 1 mana on whatever turn you need it is incredibly powerful utility.
It fits in perfectly with their playstyle as well.
I very rarely roll the dice on the starter relic. I'm not brave enough for that.
I agree it's good, some people have found it weak since the start of the beta though. Swapping isn't a bad choice either though.
Snecko Eye awful on Watcher? She has so many high value, high cost cards! It's a common consensus among most people that have played her for a while that Snecko Eye is busted on Watcher.
Choker is fine for similar reasons, but you can't play as many cards per turn, so you really need to capitalize on high value, high cost cards. You need to avoid the more spammy builds like stance dancing though.
Snecko eye is just jackpot though
Like any other class, you have to adjust to the choker. Not sure why she wouldn't.
I don't think the watcher has as many great 2-3 mana cost cards as the other classes and I also believe that the watcher has a very consistent need for alot of the strong 1 mana stance switchers and defensive cards like mental fortress, talk to the hand an halt.
As a result of this she also generates a fair amount of additional mana from calm and is not happy to be limited to only 6 cards in a single turn
Overall I feel the watcher plays far more of a tempo oriented game as opposed to a value based one like you might more commonly see in the other classes.
It's not to say you couldn't roll an exceptional snecko eye run but I don't believe this to ever be more consistent at high ascensions.
Edit:
Don't get me wrong snecko is absolutely godlike and one of the best relics in the game.
I just don't think it suits the watchers cardset and most accesable gameplan all that well.
Nothing exists in a vacuum.
Every. damn. major. patch.
Because honestly with so much built in energy generation and free casts, having a card limit or randomized costs is a bigger hindrance than a help.
Can you build around them? Yes.
Is it better? Probably not.
Apparently
Even though she has shown extreme prowesses with Snecko Eye. It's already tested and proven.
This is pretty much where I stand. I'm sure that the optimal scenarios with snecko on eye on watcher are great but I don't believe in the consistency of it. where as on the ironclad for example its very frequently an optimal and consistent pick. The key issue is not 'How good is it when its good" it's "What percentage of runs does it win me"
Back in September when Adaptation was still a (the) thing, Choker felt real real bad also. If you pretty much only play stance dance archetypes, I can see how you wouldn't want it.