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Relentless might can be helpful in certain situations.
For example, I noticed that if an opponent is playing too defensively or making slow moves, I start training ALL monks into cavalry (at the veteran level, which is often achievable because there's enough money, the main thing is to be bold and start).
After that, I have twice as many troops of level 6.
And under the leadership of Axel and the knights of Isabel, they can, without exaggeration, destroy two squads in one turn.
It's impossible to ignore them, and that's when we focus our attention on them...