Difference between revisions of "Wood Elf"
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== Racial Bonuses == | == Racial Bonuses == | ||
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* Max Population: -5% | * Max Population: -5% | ||
* Lumber Production: +10% | * Lumber Production: +10% | ||
| − | * Offensive Power: +5% | + | * Offensive Power: +2.5% |
* Rezone Cost: +10% | * Rezone Cost: +10% | ||
| + | * Wizard Power: +10% | ||
| + | * Spy Power: +10% | ||
== Military Units == | == Military Units == | ||
Latest revision as of 03:33, 6 April 2024
| Wood Elf | |
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| Aliases: | WE, Woodie, Welf |
| Introduced: | Round 14 |
| Round Wins: | 1 |
| Attacker: | Advanced |
| Explorer: | Beginner |
| Converter: | Beginner |
| Alignment: | Good |
| Land type: | Forest |
| Scribes: | [1] |
Wood Elf is arguably the most efficient race that exists in Dominion. This is due to their unit powers increasing based on how much forest your dominion has. While this in itself is not anything special, WE units have no power cap, unlike other land-based races; in other words, the only maximum cap is 100% forest. Their variable units also have rather high starting powers compared to other land-based races, which makes them the cream of the crop. Unfortunately, depending on these extremely high land percentages to make their units worthwhile severely limits the variety of strategies that can be employed by this race, as well as making full round attacking extremely difficult.
Racial Bonuses[edit]
- Max Population: -5%
- Lumber Production: +10%
- Offensive Power: +2.5%
- Rezone Cost: +10%
- Wizard Power: +10%
- Spy Power: +10%
Military Units[edit]
| Unit | OP | DP | Platinum | Ore | Special |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ranger | 3 | 0 | 275 | 25 | |
| Longbowman | 0 | 4 | 360 | 10 | |
| Mystic | 0 | 4* | 1150 | 0 | Increases defense power by 1 for every 20% forest, max +4.5 |
| Druid | 3* | 1* | 1100 | 0 | Increases offense/defense power by 1 for every 20% forest, max +4.5 |
General information[edit]
Racial Spell[edit]
Gaia's Blessing: Stronger version of Gaia's Watch (not cumulative) giving +20% food production, +10% lumber production
Pros[edit]
- Units are very cheap if you have high forest
- Able to run very high homes for population and LYs for improvements
- Very efficient
- Very good explorer and converter
- 4 DP Longbowman is very nice for defense early in the round
- Enormous offensive threat late-round with rezones.
Cons[edit]
- Very hard to attack with
- Very little strategy variation due to forest requirements
- Cannot run high mods due to forest (hard to use smithies as well)
- Very high population penalty