Have you been looking for the fastest possible cavalry builds and commanders in Rise of Kingdoms? If yes, then this is just the perfect place for you. In Rise of Kingdoms, the fastest commanders and builds have always been a big deal for passionate players. They use these commanders in the game to go fast.
Read the whole article below to find out the fastest possible cavalry march speed in Rise of Kingdoms.
Reasons Why You Need March Speed
Before directly jumping into the debate of the fastest possible commander combos in Rise of Kingdoms, let’s first discuss all the reasons why you would need high speed in the game.
The first and most important reason you require speed is that if you are trying to eliminate the people who are farming, you will need speed so you don’t get caught, as you are winning the mighty governor to get the maximum number of points. In Rise of Kingdoms, not getting caught can be the turning point for you and can take you ahead.
Another reason why you might require a lot of speed in the game is that high speed is immensely helpful in getting to the structure and crossing the map, especially in the Arc of Orisis.
Last but not least, the reason why you might need high speed in the Rise of Kingdoms is to go and acquire that objective, which is far away. Generally, the objective grabs a rune that is present on the map or puts one troop on the flag that is in the process of being built. The basic purpose behind this is to get the alliance currency, and typically you want to build the flags in your alliance to attain strategic positions on the map.
All the reasons mentioned above are solid enough for you to require speed and move fast since your troops cannot expire if they do not get snatched.
Commanders That Have Mobility Talent Tree
In Rise of Kingdoms, one thing that is a must-have and that every player needs in the game to get fast is the mobility tree. It is exceptional for excellence in march speed, but they are not the best commanders for fighting.
Here is the list of all the commanders that have mobility trees that you can utilize as primary commanders.
Cao Cao with peacekeeping and cavalry mobility - Belisarius, who owns the exact same amount of mobility trees as Cao Cao
- Dragon Lancer, who has cavalry and mobility
- Lancelot, who has Cavalry and Mobility
Now let’s talk about the commanders who bring March speed of a certain amount to the table with the help of their skills.
- Cao Cao brings in 10% march speed if you max out his third skill.
- Minamoto brings about 10% march speed if you max out his second skill.
- Genghis Khan will bring you 15% of March’s speed as long as you are not part of combat. But if you are in combat, you will get a March speed of negative 10%, meaning if Genghis Khan gets caught, a huge amount of March speed will be lost.
- The next one is Attila, who brings in 15% of March’s speed when you max her skill out.
Those ROK players who think legendaries are not really for them are free-to-play players and don’t want to spend that much money on just a game but still want high speed. Here are some easy-to-obtain options for all of you guys. These two commanders have a lot of speed.
- Lancelot has a 5% march speed.
- The next one that we must mention is the Dragon Lancer. He has a 10% march speed, and with this march speed, he kills it in the game.
The other two commanders who do not have inherited march speed but are amazing at going fast in the game are Baibars and 
Belisarius. Both of them get march speed on leaving the combat. But, remember, if you’re trying to go somewhere far, they will not be of any help.
Max March Speed
People often use commanders like 
Cao Cao primary with either 
Genghis Khan or 
Attila secondary whenever they need maximum march speed. This happens because the combination of Cao Cao with Attila or Genghis Khan provides the players with 25% of march speed.
If you want to play with non-legendary commanders, 15% is the maximum march speed that you can get from the skills, using Lancelot as a secondary and Dragon Lancer as a primary.
Mobility Talent Tree Build
Cao Cao Speed Build
The build posted below is the best and fastest possible march speed build in the game. This build takes players wherever they want to go as fast as possible. With this build, you can use Commander Cao Cao if you want to go the fastest.
Time Management
You can get 52% march speed with this build. Although there’s one thing that can be a bit risky, and that is time management, time management gives you 10% march speed only when you are not in combat.
And if you are in combat, you lose march speed by 10%. So basically, the change of 20% march is provided to you when you are out of combat to when you are a part of combat. This build is the best option for those who are trying not to be hit.
Hasty Departure
The build that we must mention here is the Hasty departure. This build will not provide you with the inherited March speed. However, if you are managing March speed closely and going from structures or resource nodes, the hasty departure will give a good 60% march speed when you leave the structure for 10 seconds.
ALTERNATIVE SPEED BUILD:
Moving forward to the Alternative Speed build, which looks somewhat like this, we have eliminated a complete bunch of what we had in the mobility tree previously. Here, the whole eliminated bunch has now been reinvested in the cavalry tree, getting 6% and 3%.
March speed will make this build exceptional. However, some things are missing in this alternative speed build: you will not get the ability to resist a speed boost and slow effects.
An alternative speed build is a kind of build that players need when trying their best not to get pulled in combat. This build is not the fastest that you would want in the game.
The fastest-speed build remains the one that is mentioned above. But this is a great alternative. With this, you get a total of 51% march speed, whereas in the other (previously mentioned) build, you were getting a total of 52% march speed. This means there is just a difference of 1%, and if you are using Genghis Khan of Attila, you will get an extra 76% March speed depending on the build you’ve chosen.
The cavalry tree is extremely important in the game because it gives you a charge. A charge will only be effective if your march has won against the enemy. Also, when you acquire under 50%, you can go 30% faster. In mighty governor, when you go under 50%, you become uncatchable and get the charges.
Dragon Lancer Mobility Tree
If you do not have Cao Cao as a primary and you are in a free-to-play round, you can consider using Dragon Lancer as a primary. So if you are using Dragon as a primary, this build here is highly suggested.
If you are using this build and you are killing it with this one, you will get a march speed of 43%. However, this speed is not as amazing as the march speed of 51% and 52% that you were getting with the trees we mentioned before, including peacekeeping, cavalry, and mobility.
All in all, it is not as amazing, but still good. If you have Dragon Lancer with either Genghis Khan or Attila as secondary, you will get a total march speed of 68%, which is 9% less than the march speed you were getting with Cao Cao and Genghis Khan or Attila, which, if you look closely, is not that bad.
If you are using Dragon Lancer with 
Minamoto no Yoshitsune or Cao Cao secondary, you will have a 63% maximum march speed, which is quite good.
And if you are going ahead with Dragon Lancer and Lancelot, you will have 58% of maximum march speed, which is 19% less than 77%.
Belisarius Talent Tree
If you want to use Belisarius as a primary, you can attain the same amount of talent trees as Cao Cao primary. And if you are using Belisarius, Genghis Khan, or Attila, from the talents, you will have 52% march speed, and from the skills, you will have 15% march speed, which makes a total of 67% march speed.
If you are using Belisarius with Cao Cao, Minamoto no Yoshitsune, Lancelot, or Dragon Lancer as the secondary, you will have 62% march speed.
Have a look at the table below and compare the builds. This will help you choose the best build for yourself.
Equipment For March Speed
In Rise of Kingdoms, there is another thing through which you can attain a little more March speed, and that is equipment. Windswept braces are pieces of equipment that give you 3% extra march speed. Another piece of equipment that can give you 3% extra march speed is windswept boots.
Khan and Saladin are good march speed too