Landscape AGREEMENT Spins & Reliquary Decorations Guide for Call of Dragons
This guide is a comprehensive, practical walkthrough to get the absolute most out of Reliquary decorative buildings in Call Of Dragons. It covers the mechanics, how to interpret effects and tiers, detailed placement strategies, how Landscape AGREEMENT spins interact with decorations, synergy with behemoths and resource systems, free-to-play-friendly routes, and example layouts you can replicate. Expect clear rules, replicable templates, and advanced tips that scale from casual players to competitive city-builders.
Understanding Reliquary decorative buildings: purpose and value
Reliquary decorative buildings are more than cosmetic: they shape city stats, unlock scaling bonuses, and can activate or amplify Landscape AGREEMENT spins. Unlike standard decorations that only add charm, Reliquary structures interact with your city’s meta-systems—buffing production, troop stats, scouting, and more. Their value comes from two places: the raw effect they provide and how they influence or trigger spins and set bonuses.
Why invest in Reliquary decorations?
They can produce persistent passive gains that compound over time.
Proper placement multiplies effect through adjacency and landscape rules.
They often have unique caps or stacking rules that let savvy builders outperform casual placements.
Key takeaway: treat Reliquary decorations as long-term multipliers. A small but permanent percent bonus across many systems will eventually outweigh short-lived boosts.
How Reliquary effects are structured
Reliquary decorations typically have the following structure:
Primary effect — the main stat change (e.g., +% resource output, +troop attack).
Secondary effect(s) — add-ons like reduced upkeep, increased gathering speed, or faster building progress.
Tier level — determines the magnitude of effects; higher-tier Reliquaries unlock stronger primary and secondary effects.
Adjacency/landscape modifiers — bonuses that scale with neighboring decoration types or terrain features.
Spin triggers — some Reliquary items enable or increase the chance of certain Landscape AGREEMENT spins activating.
Understanding how each element works is the first step to maximizing return on investment. Treat the primary effect as the anchor and build placement and supporting decorations around it.
Reliquary tiers and upgrade priorities
Not all Reliquaries are created equal. They come in tiers: Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary (or equivalent naming in your build). Upgrading increases base stat and often unlocks a new secondary effect. Prioritize upgrades by long-term payoff.
Priority order for upgrades:
Reliquaries that boost persistent resource generation (food, lumber, ore) — compounding returns.
Reliquaries that increase training speed or troop capacity — scale with playtime and PvP engagement.
Reliquaries that grant unique spin synergies or unlock powerful Landscape AGREEMENT outcomes.
Purely cosmetic but high-adjacency Reliquaries — only if they enable stronger adjacency combos.
Why resources first? Resource-based bonuses feed every other activity: upgrades, behemoth progression, and building upgrades. Increasing resource inflow shortens grind and multiplies your time efficiency.
Core terms you should know
Adjacency — placement proximity that triggers extra bonuses when certain buildings or types are neighboring.
Landscape AGREEMENT spin — a mechanic that produces randomized rewards or buffs when environmental or placement conditions are met. Spins can be influenced by Reliquary placements.
Stacking rule — whether identical bonuses from multiple Reliquaries add together or only the highest applies.
Cap — the maximum effective benefit any stat or bonus can reach from Reliquaries and spins.
Synergy — intentional placement of different Reliquaries and structures to create multiplicative effects rather than additive ones.
Types of Reliquary decorative buildings and recommended uses
Below is a compact catalog of reliably useful Reliquary types and when to use them. (Names used are illustrative of typical effects you’ll find in the Reliquary pool.)
Harvest Reliquary — boosts resource yield from farms/gatherers. Use near production hubs and pair with warehouses. Upgrade early for steady ROI.
Garrison Reliquary — increases troop defense or morale inside the city. Place near barracks and training grounds to boost army upkeep efficiency.
Forge Reliquary — reduces upgrade costs or increases smithing speed. Ideal near crafting buildings and forge clusters.
Scout Reliquary — increases scouting speed, range, or rewards. Best near watchtowers, and paired with behemoth scouting builds.
Prosperity Reliquary — flat increase to gold/tribute generation; place near markets and trade nodes.
Harmony Reliquary — increases adjacency bonuses or increases the chance of favorable Landscape AGREEMENT spins. Use as anchor in layout templates.
Each Reliquary maps to a role: production, military, scouting, economy, or spin control. Align your Reliquary mix to your playstyle.
Placement fundamentals: grid logic and adjacency
Placement is where most players lose efficiency. Reliquary benefits are often location-dependent. Follow these rules:
Centralize production Reliquaries: Put Harvest and Forge Reliquaries inside or adjacent to large production clusters so every relevant building gains a bonus.
Cluster functionally: Barracks, stables, and training grounds should form a defensive cluster with Garrison Reliquaries at their core.
Reserve high-value adjacency blocks: Some Reliquaries give extra bonuses when surrounded by X number of special tiles. Reserve those premium blocks for your most valuable combos.
Use natural terrain: Lakes, forests, and cliffs sometimes modify spin chances. Place Reliquaries to take advantage of these passive modifiers.
Protect spin catalysts: Reliquaries that influence Landscape AGREEMENT spins should be secured behind defensive layers or inside high-traffic central plazas to prevent accidental overwrites during rearrangement events.
Tip: Always prototype in a grid sketch or screenshot before committing heavy resources. Use a temporary layout with low-cost decorations to test adjacency results.
The mechanics of Landscape AGREEMENT spins
Landscape AGREEMENT spins are the roulette engine of city-level bonuses. They produce temporary or permanent rewards when certain environmental or placement criteria are satisfied.
How spins work at a high level:
Spins become available when a set of triggers is achieved (e.g., a mix of Reliquary types present, a minimum number of decorations placed, or a terrain condition met).
Each eligible spin pools a set of outcomes (resource boni, temporary buffs, rare upgrade tokens, or artifact fragments).
The weight of each outcome can be modified by a Reliquary’s secondary effect or by adjacency synergy.
Practical implications:
Some Reliquaries increase the chance of high-tier spin outcomes rather than directly granting them. These are invaluable long-term.
Spins are limited by daily or session caps; therefore, maximizing probability per spin is usually better than chasing more spins.
Spins that produce permanent resources or artifacts scale more than those giving short-lived boosts.
Strategy: try to optimize the quality of each spin rather than the quantity.
How Reliquaries modify spin probability
Reliquaries influence spins in two main ways:
Weight modifiers — they increase the probability of drawing a higher-tier spin outcome.
Pool expansion — they add new outcomes to the spin pool, often rarer and more valuable.
Example:
A Harmony Reliquary might increase the chance of drawing an artifact fragment by 25% per adjacent Harmony type.
A Scout Reliquary might add scout-exclusive rewards to the spin pool, making scouting expeditions more profitable.
Practical tip: stack small weight modifiers across multiple Reliquaries rather than relying on a single massive modifier. Multiple mid-tier increases can outperform a single high-tier modifier because of compounding probability effects.
Combining Reliquaries for multiplicative effects
Multiplicative stacking is the secret sauce. When two Reliquaries modify different parts of the same system, the result can be far greater than each individually.
Combination examples:
Harvest Reliquary (+10% farm yield) + Prosperity Reliquary (+10% storage efficiency) yields more net resources than a single +20% to one stat, because one increases input and the other reduces loss/cost.
Forge Reliquary (−10% upgrade time) + Garrison Reliquary (+5% troop strength) yields both faster upgrades (more frequent power spikes) and stronger troops overall.
Harmony Reliquary (spin weight +15%) + Scout Reliquary (adds rare scout outcomes) can produce high-value scouting artifacts at an accelerated rate.
Construction technique: group Reliquaries by function and then add a single spin-influencing Reliquary to amplify outcome quality.
Free-to-play (F2P) Reliquary strategy
If you don’t spend money, prioritize long-term multipliers and avoid chase upgrades.
F2P roadmap:
Focus on Harvest and Prosperity Reliquaries first — steady resource flow prevents bottlenecks.
Add one spin-focused Reliquary solely to increase chance of artifact fragments; use spins conservatively when caps reset.
Delay cosmetic-only Reliquary investments until your production backbone (resource buildings, warehouses) is stable.
Use temporary event Reliquaries during high-reward windows only if they produce permanent artifacts or tokens.
F2P tip: invest in Reliquaries that scale with time played. If a Reliquary gives a tiny percent every hour, that compounds into thousands of resources in weeks.
Sample city layouts and templates
Below are actionable, export-ready templates you can adapt. Each layout uses a simple label system: core, ring, buffer.
Layout A — Production Core (balanced mid-game)
Core: 1 Harvest Reliquary + 1 Prosperity Reliquary
First ring: Farms, sawmills, forges clustered to receive adjacency
Second ring: Warehouses and markets (resource sinks and distribution)
Buffer: Scout Reliquary near the edge to catch terrain-based spin bonuses
Why it works: centralized resource modifiers touch every production building and a scout at the edge optimizes Landscape AGREEMENT spin chances tied to terrain.
Layout B — Military Powerhouse (PvP-focused)
Core: Garrison Reliquary + Forge Reliquary
First ring: Barracks, stables, training grounds
Second ring: Supply depots and resource production dedicated to troop upkeep
Buffer: Harmony Reliquary placed inside defensive perimeter to boost spin outcomes that yield training tokens
Why it works: short upgrade/training times and enhanced defense create a fast-reaction army that scales with conquest.
Layout C — Spin Maximizer (artifact farming)
Core: Two Harmony Reliquaries close together (spin weights)
First ring: Mix of Scout and Prosperity Reliquaries to diversify spin pool
Second ring: Production and storage to convert spin rewards into actionable upgrades
Why it works: increased spin quality plus resource backbone lets you turn spins into stable long-term gains.
Use these templates as starting points — tweak to fit your terrain and Reliquary inventory.
Practical walkthrough: setting up a Landscape AGREEMENT spin farm
Step-by-step:
Identify the spin trigger conditions in your city (e.g., X number of different Reliquary types + Y adjacency).
Choose two or three Reliquaries that directly modify spin weights or add outcomes. Harmony + Scout is a strong pair.
Build a small production backbone (1–2 farms, 1 sawmill, 1 forge) adjacent to Harvest/Forge Reliquaries so spin rewards can be spent immediately.
Reserve a 3x3 block for testing spins — place the Reliquaries and run a small number of spins to observe outcome distribution.
If outcomes skew low, swap one Reliquary for a higher-tier spin modifier. If outcomes are diverse but low value, add a Prosperity Reliquary to convert more spins into gold.
Once satisfied, expand the farm into a larger 5x5 grid preserving adjacency to scale spin frequency and quality.
Key observation: builds designed to convert spin rewards immediately (spend or store) amplify their practical value by preventing caps and wastage.
Measuring ROI: how to know if a Reliquary was worth it
Metrics to track:
Resource delta per day after installation (compare previous week baseline).
Time to recoup cost (number of days until resource gains equal Reliquary cost + any upgrade costs).
Spin quality score (percent of spins yielding >threshold rewards).
Utility multiplier (how many other systems improved — training speed, troop strength, craft speed).
Practical method: keep a simple spreadsheet with daily snapshots for two weeks. If persistent gains exceed 3–5x the initial cost over 30 days, the Reliquary is a high-value asset.
Behemoth and decorative synergy
Behemoth hunts and Reliquary setups can complement each other if designed thoughtfully.
Synergy patterns:
Place Scout Reliquaries near behemoth call-out points to increase scout drops and fragment yields.
Use Garrison Reliquaries to reduce behemoth engagement death tolls by increasing troop defense inside the city before deployment.
Harvest Reliquaries help offset the resource spikes caused by behemoth gear upgrades and repairs.
Tactical tip: rotate Reliquary focus before and after behemoth events. Pre-hunt, favor training and garrison; post-hunt, switch to Forge and Harvest to convert rewards into upgrades.
Common mistakes and how to avoid them
Over-investing in aesthetics before securing production backbone. Remedy: always stabilize food and core resources first.
Placing spin-reliant Reliquaries without conversion structures (warehouses/markets). Remedy: pair spins with immediate sinks.
Ignoring stacking rules and assuming everything stacks additively. Remedy: test small and consult your cap thresholds.
Using premium currency on low-tier Reliquaries. Remedy: wait for events that increase upgrade yields or drop high-tier Reliquaries.
Proactive habit: run a quarterly layout review and test any suggested change with a temporary low-cost placement first.
Optimization checklist: daily and weekly actions
Daily:
Run available Landscape AGREEMENT spins and log high-value outcomes.
Check adjacency integrity (events or invaders might displace decorations).
Reassign temporary event Reliquaries to maximize event modifiers.
Weekly:
Upgrade one Reliquary that most impacts resource flow.
Rotate Reliquaries between layouts if you have duplicates to test marginal gains.
Re-evaluate spin farm performance against new game patches or meta shifts.
Consistency matters: small daily actions compound into large seasonal power shifts.
Advanced tips: hacking probabilities and long-term planning
Spread your spin modifiers in multiple zones to avoid a single point of failure from raid/raid-like disruptions.
Combine small weight increases on many Reliquaries rather than a single, expensive weight buff. Probability theory favors distributed increases for rare outcome pulls.
Reserve one high-value adjacency block for future Reliquary drops you cannot yet predict; this preserves upgrade space.
Use event windows that boost Reliquary upgrade efficiency to schedule major tier jumps.
Risk-aware approach: incremental upgrades timed with event multipliers yield better effective ROI than sporadic big spends.
Troubleshooting: when spins feel “bad” or unreliable
Symptoms and fixes:
Symptom: Spins yield mostly low-value resources. Fix: verify that spin-influencing Reliquaries are active and adjacent; add a Harmony Reliquary to shift weight.
Symptom: Resource inflow stalls after investment. Fix: check for hidden caps or stacking limits and rebalance by removing redundant Reliquaries.
Symptom: Reliquary upgrades aren’t improving results. Fix: ensure the secondary effects unlocked by the upgrade actually apply to current city systems.
When in doubt, return to baseline: remove recently placed Reliquaries and add back one at a time, checking marginal improvements.
Roadmap for mid-to-late game Reliquary progression
Early game (first 2–4 weeks):
Prioritize Harvest/Prosperity; build a small spin test block.
Learn adjacency and stacking rules through experiments.
Mid game (1–3 months):
Expand spin farm, add Forge or Garrison depending on playstyle.
Start upgrading Reliquaries with the best long-term multipliers.
Late game (beyond 3 months):
Maintain multiple specialized blocks: production, military, and spin farms.
Aim for high-tier Reliquaries that give rare artifacts and permanent bonuses.
Sustainable growth: upgrade what scales. If your army is stagnant but resource flow is strong, pivot to military Reliquaries.
Quick-reference cheat sheet (export-ready)
Best first Reliquaries: Harvest, Prosperity.
Best spin pair: Harmony + Scout.
Early upgrade priority: resource > training > spin modifiers.
Adjacency rule: centralize production; reserve 3x3 high-value blocks.
F2P mantra: buy upgrades that compound over weeks, not hours.
Copy-paste this into your notes for immediate daily use.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the single most important Reliquary to buy first?
Answer: A Harvest or Prosperity Reliquary—anything that increases persistent resource inflow. These compound and fuel all future upgrades.
How do I know if spin odds are improving after changes?
Answer: Track spin outcomes for a sample of 50–100 spins pre- and post-change and compare the percentage of high-tier results. Small samples are noisy; use larger ones for statistical confidence.
Do identical Reliquaries stack?
Answer: It depends on the stacking rule for that effect. Many percentage-based competence bonuses stack additively up to a cap; unique or rare outcomes may not stack. Empirical testing with a controlled setup is the best method.
Should I prioritize adjacency or tier upgrades?
Answer: If adjacency multiplies more than a simple percentage upgrade, prioritize adjacency. Otherwise, tier upgrades usually provide consistent, predictable increases.
How do Landscape AGREEMENT spins interact with events?
Answer: Events can temporarily increase pool weights or introduce event-only outcomes. Use event windows to farm rare fragments, but make sure you have the conversion structures to use the rewards immediately.
Is there a safe layout for beginners that won’t require heavy rearrangement?
Answer: Yes — centralize production around one or two Reliquaries, place storages and markets in a second ring, and reserve a small 3x3 spot for spin trials. This minimizes later reshuffling.
Can Reliquaries reduce costs rather than increase yields?
Answer: Yes — some Reliquaries specifically reduce upgrade time, training cost, or resource waste. These are particularly valuable when they lower recurring expenses.
How often should I audit my city layout for Reliquary optimization?
Answer: Quarterly for casual players, monthly for active competitive players, and immediately after major content patches.
Closing notes and next steps
Reliquary decorative buildings are a powerful, often underutilized lever in Call Of Dragons. Their true strength lies in careful placement, multiplicative synergies, and strategic interaction with Landscape AGREEMENT spins. Follow the templates in this guide, run small empirical tests, and iterate layouts as you unlock more Reliquaries. Focus on persistent gains, protect your spin catalysts, and use event windows to accelerate upgrades. With methodical placement and consistent daily actions, your city will compound Reliquary benefits into sustained dominance.
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