Relic database
Booming Conch
Energy and tempo relic tracker
Booming Conch is a strong relic-page candidate because energy and tempo changes reshape both relic tiers and character rankings.
High-value if energy reliability holds in the patch
Relic tier movement example
Why energy relics need separate notes
Energy changes are not just raw value. They alter card pick order, boss preparation, and whether slow scaling cards become playable. A relic like Booming Conch should be evaluated by what it unlocks: more expensive turns, safer setup, or a route that would otherwise be too punishing.
What it changes
If the relic meaningfully improves the deck on bad hands or lets the deck play its best cards sooner, it deserves a high tier. If the value only appears after the deck is already stable, keep the tier note more conservative until more footage proves consistency.
- Re-score expensive cards after taking an energy or tempo relic.
- Check whether the relic solves a weakness or only adds ceiling.
- Link relic notes back to character pages when the value is character-specific.
Best use cases
Booming Conch should be treated as a deck-shape test before it is treated as a flat tier upgrade. It is strongest when the deck already has cards that are awkward to play together, setup pieces that need one more action window, or boss turns where a single extra tempo beat turns defense into offense. The exact trigger and value still need current-patch verification, so the public rule is conditional: raise it when the relic makes bad hands functional, not only when it makes good hands flashier.
- Expensive card pairs become easier to justify when the relic improves real turn sequencing.
- Slow powers and engine pieces become safer only if the relic helps before elite or boss pressure arrives.
- Tempo relics should be compared against potion needs because both can solve the next danger window.
Common mistake
The common mistake is drafting as if Booming Conch has already solved energy forever. If the deck still lacks draw, block, or a way to kill dangerous enemies, adding more expensive cards can turn the relic into a false permission slip. Mark the exact energy or tempo behavior as needs verification until repeated public footage confirms the current build.
Related planning links
Use Booming Conch together with the relic tier list, card tier list, and boss-prep pages. The relic tier list explains broad ranking pressure, the card tier list shows which expensive picks become easier to support, and boss-prep pages keep the evaluation grounded in the next fight instead of a perfect final deck.