Recipes

A recipe is a situation, a named slice, then the questions you asked next. It is not a cheat code for denser reporting on the way in.

If the only lesson is “say this to get the timeline,” the recipe failed. The useful part is what you asked after you had a here — especially when there was no official view.

Each recipe below is a short worked loop. The large map of questions, including ones people talked themselves out of, is the question atlas.

First battlefield summary — the door every recipe starts from
Every worked loop starts here: the first summary after you open a battlefield — a door into a named slice, not the analysis itself. Click to enlarge.

How to read one

Worked loops

RecipeWhat it teaches
Open a battlefieldThe first summary is a door
Cut any subsetCustom criteria; any named pile
Ask your own questionAsking on the current focus is the system
Compare inside a focusComparisons are asks, not modes
One keep, then questionsA timeline is a landing, not the finish
One player, then questionsA series or defenses, then your follow-ups
Team rallies of one type, then questionsA table landing, then drill or stay
Effectiveness on the current focusA measure on a slice
Train more on a defense sliceDefense focus, then which troops to build
Define a measurePlus, minus, times, divided by, constants — your column

Add a recipe

If you ran a loop others can reuse, describe it on Discord. Prefer a battlefield you actually ran. Do not send other players’ screenshots or identifiable report dumps without consent.

A recipe without a loaded battlefield is just a reading assignment.

These loops teach what to ask after the reports are in. If your next event’s mailbox is still only in Evony, download Tactica, Fast Read the favorited pile, then start with open a battlefield — the door every other recipe assumes.

Try it on your next battlefield Open a battlefield recipe

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