While you have multiple tools, the community's tried-and-true winning strategy is the . Here is the step-by-step blueprint:
Their temperaments clash. Silas insists on methodical planning: mapping the chapel’s sigils, learning the relic’s rites, securing painstaking restoratives so the relic won’t shatter. Maren argues for speed: the chapel’s warding is weakened, the Trust’s notice is close, and they can bribe or con their way past obstacles faster than Silas’s patient ritual preparations. Each time they argue, old grievances flare—childhood slights that became scars. Silas recalls Maren taking the last coin to buy bus fare when he needed it; Maren recalls him refusing to share his carefully conserved tools when they scavenged as kids. Their rivalry is both practical and personal: a contest of competence, a fight for who gets to define what their family’s craft will become.
Prioritize upgrading your Iron generation and Cannon damage in the event shop. 4. Phase 3: The End Game (Last 24 Hours)
The Sibling Rivalry event is a test of patience and board management, not reflexes. By repacking these strategies and sticking to the plan, you will not only beat your in-game sister, but you'll walk away with relics that make your main NecroMerger almost unstoppable.
—you need a "repacked" strategy that moves beyond simple merging. 1. The Golden Rule: Cannons Over Everything The core of every high-scoring run is the
By following these strategies, you will be prepared to drive Enid and her army out of your armory and take your place as the superior sibling necromancer. Good luck, and happy merging!
Spend remaining iron/steel on score multiplier upgrades just before killing the final mages.
: Start the event 3 to 4 hours before your typical bedtime. Claim the free Level 2 Cannon from the shop by watching an ad.
: Keep your Anvils at Level 3 for the most efficient balance of musketeers and weapons. Avoid the Level 1 Anvil late game as it wastes Iron that could be used for higher-score targets.
When facing a Rival, standard farming builds often fail. You need a specialized loadout.
