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There's no trading for cities among favorites. And if the Tower is behind Conflux, Necropolis, Dungeon, and Elven cities in the standings, it definitely isn't even in the top tier.
But here's the catch. The phrase Caliban wrote is very intricate.
caliban
The Tower with a Library is stronger than almost more than half of the castles - if you know how to build.
"Stronger than almost more than half of the castles" - let's try to translate this riddle into Russian.
Half of the castles = 4.5
More than half of the castles = 5.0
Almost more than half of the castles = 5 minus 1 = 4.0 (it's quite possible that this is exactly what he meant?)
Stronger than almost more than half of the castles = stronger than four.
That is, if it's stronger than a castle, Swamp, Barbarian, and Inferno on the standings... that's already enough; Caliban's formulation works.
And if he meant the same for the other builds, he might even be right.
But it's unclear how this can be applied. After all, you also need to know how to build. Maybe you also need to know how to play?
Such calculations for the Tower will be useful for the guys in the top bracket, where there won't be a single Tower (FTS will be playing as Barbarians this time).
So, it follows from this that rebuilding the Library for the Tower will be included.