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So let’s take a look at the research summary table: Elvenar Woodelves – Research Summary Remember “on average” part 😉 Research Summary I may write a separate post on how you can actually get 60KP a day on average. This sounds high, but is actually pretty consistent (and accurate). This gives me my projected KP accumulation rate of ~60KP / day. Most chapters need about 2,000 KPs to complete, and I have done several previous ones in about a month each.

You’ll get pretty decent estimate of what you average daily KP accumulation rate is. The right way to do it is to take one whole chapter that you managed to complete without any tech lock, and divide the total KP amount spent on research by the number of days that it did take to complete that chapter. Don’t try to do it on the daily basis, you’ll likely underestimate it as many inflows are not regular. So what is that projected KP rate? All players are different, and you can calculate your own. all the generated KPs are dumped into research, and no KPs are wasted while maxed out on KP bar or spent on AWs). This also effectively equivalent to saying that there should be no tech lock at any time (i.e. So our playing of Elvenar is driven by a principle that KP accumulation (close to maximum possible at that) should be the only limiting factor of progression. You’ll be just waiting for KPs to accumulate. As research progress through the chapter requires KPs, there is a pace at what you won’t be able to move faster no matter what else you do. And you’ll likely need to focus more on military / goods production, and that will take away from other things that impact progression – in particular, space for guest race settlements.

Elvenar next gems tournament free#

It is possible to do more, but not by much (as a free player). That’s pretty high number (usually, top 20-40 on the server). Well, I am already doing 3.5K+ points every tournament on a sustainable basis, and focus on KPs (and that’s incorporated in the analysis).

This leaves tournaments as the only source of KPs that is relatively flexible and significant.

Crafting: you’ll run out of spell fragments and/or catalysts way before this would matter.

This is not going to move the needle much (and you’re not maxing out the ToS, are you? 😉 )

Ancient Wonders: Tome of Secrets produces 1KP per 5 levels.

I suppose one can try to mass spam Carting Libraries, but you can’t easily get them nowadays.

Special Buildings: these are relatively rare (Carting Libraries, Wishing Wells, some set buildings), and don’t generate as much per day.

Map Encounters: there are only so many provinces that you can scout, long scouting times become a pretty hard constraint.

Most of these sources are pretty inflexible and/or don’t move the needle. Once you account for all KP sources – hourly KPs, tournament rewards, map encounters, some special buildings and AWs, crafting – you realize that there are only so many KPs you can acquire daily. So with the disclaimer on different objectives out of the way, what does it mean – the fastest progression? In this context, this basically means that your limiting factor is KP accumulation over time. So let’s take a look at KP requirements first, shall we? KP Rate as Progression Limit At the top level, it is two things – KPs to complete research items, and resources that are needed to activate them. So let’s take a look at what is required to complete the chapter.

But if your objectives are different (esthetics, rank, compactness etc) our strategies might not be optimal for you! So our strategies and builds are optimized for that. I have briefly mentioned it before – our Elvenar gaming focuses on the fastest progression while still being a free player. So where to start? Obviously, from the beginning 😉 As in what is it what we’re trying to accomplish here? So let’s go and figure out that optimal build for Woodelves in Elvenar! Having said that, I am pretty sure that in most cases it would work fine for most players. If those are quite different from your circumstances, the end results might not be applicable to you. Now, just make sure you pay attention to some of the assumptions that I am making here (and check Objectives section below). If you’re into spreadsheets and detailed analysis you’re going to like it if not, uhm, well… OK, don’t worry, if that’s not your cup of tea, you can skip right to Build Recommendations section! You don’t need to do the whole analysis in order to benefit from its results 😉 Alright, we’ve got quite a few calculations here.