Tawaret

Strategic Use

Veteran players value Tawaret for the consistency of its bonus rather than its raw size. infantry and support units move 15% faster — a steady, always-on modifier that doesn't depend on situational triggers.

Lower-skill matches often undervalue this advisor; at competitive tiers the effect becomes a measurable swing in resource graphs and unit counts.

Overall, Tawaret earns its slot when your strategy is committed and your civilization is built to amplify the bonus.

Lore & Etymology

The name Tawaret is rooted in the Multi-civilization tradition — mixed historical tradition spanning multiple cultures — giving the advisor a thematic identity even when used outside their associated civilization.

Similar Epic Picks

If you want Epic-tier alternatives that take your build in a different direction than Tawaret, these advisors offer distinct strategic angles:

• Xanthe — Age IV, construction focused
• Bes — Age II, construction focused
• Cartimandua — Age III, utility focused
• Namor — Age IV, combat focused
• Batoshipip — Age III, utility focused

Where to Get Tawaret

Tawaret is a tier-2 acquisition — accessible once you've cleared the main Vanity Age questline and have a few mid-tier booster pack pulls behind you.

Best Pairings With Tawaret

Within the military archetype, several advisors layer cleanly with Tawaret. Players running a focused military build often rotate one of these as a second slot:

• Etain (Epic, Age III) — Headhunter Champion can be trained at the Fortress
• Heron (Uncommon, Age II) — Cavalry units see 30% farther
• Herculos (Common, Age III) — Phalanx can be trained at the Fortress

Age IV Context

Age IV is where deep deck-building pays off. Casual rotations underperform here — focused, planned advisor picks like this one consistently outperform.