Relic database
Nonupeipe Relics
Patch-sensitive relic family and review lane
Nonupeipe Relics tracks a patch-sensitive relic family where movement should be explained by numbers, support density, or matchup pressure.
Review after each balance patch
Numbers, support density, or matchup
Patch note
A family can move in the relic tier list without every relic in that family becoming stronger. Nonupeipe-style pages should preserve why the movement happened: a direct number change, new support density, enemy pressure, or a route pattern that now appears more often.
- Record whether a patch changed the relic or the surrounding meta.
- Keep individual relic notes separate from family-level movement.
- Link patch-sensitive claims back to the Early Access tracker.
How to use the page
Use this page as a review lane before changing the main relic tier list. If the family only looks better in one highlight run, keep confidence low until repeated routes show the same pattern.
Patch movement checklist
Before moving Nonupeipe Relics on the relic tier list, label the reason. A family can improve because a number changed, because more support cards became playable, because enemies punish a different weakness, or because another relic family got worse. If none of those causes is visible, keep the movement provisional and mark the exact claim as needs verification.
- Separate direct patch changes from meta-context changes.
- Track whether the family improves hallway fights, elites, bosses, or only showcase turns.
- Update individual relic pages before changing broad family language.
Best use cases
Nonupeipe-style relics are best documented as a patch-watch family. Use the page when readers need to know whether old advice still applies, why a tier moved, and which run types actually benefit. Link every confident claim back to patch notes, relic tiers, or a build page that explains the support.
Common mistake
The common mistake is converting patch excitement into permanent advice too quickly. Early Access relic families can swing because of temporary numbers or limited footage. Keep the page conservative unless repeated runs show the same decision value across routes.
Evidence to collect next
The useful Nonupeipe evidence is not just the tier-board placement. Capture the before-and-after reason, the deck that used the relic, and the enemy or boss that proved the movement mattered. A family deserves a stronger public claim only when the new patch result changes real routing, drafting, or survival decisions. Otherwise the page should keep the ranking provisional and keep exact numbers under needs verification.