
July 14th, 2004, 11:13 AM
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Re: average dominion scale.
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Originally posted by Nagot Gick Fel:
Some nations should consider Ceremonial Faith, which may be cheaper than going for high dominion, and just as effective if not more. These IMHO are good candidates for Ceremonial Faith, for these reasons:
Caelum: cheap, stealthy, holy-3 Seraphines can fly where their preaching ability is needed.
Man: cheap stealthy monks and cheap temples.
Pangaea: stealthy holy-3 Dryads and cheap temples.
Marignon: cheap stealthy friars and Inquisitors.
Machaka: holy-2 priests with increased stealth, and cheap holy-3 priests.
I've also noticed that Ceremonial Faith works well with R'lyeh and Atlantis, who sometimes have problems to push their dominion because of the large size of sea provinces. Both have astral mages and the astral gems they need (thru clams) to place lots of Telestetic Animates in their underwater provinces. Upkeep-free level 5 priests come handy to keep the dominion right there. And since many sea invasions are carried on with undead hordes, they may find a second role as point defense.
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Nagot, doesn't Ceremonial Faith only work *within* your own dominion? I ask this because you list stealthy priests and/or inquisitors as good criteria for CF, but inquisitors shine best outside their dominion, and stealthy priests are also great within enemy provs with borderline dominions. Or am I missing something?
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