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I wanted to try to do a "dragon run", cheated myself the necessary gems, sacrifices and gold to get minions, after a few months (around 4 or so) I got the ritual to become a dragon and I went ahead and did it, this was on a huge map with all AI enemies set to Count.
The rituals to summon "minor" armies are pretty strong at all times, even when you get some "bad" rolls (soulless for necro, single succubus for demon, brass horror for void) the ritual only cost 100 and you can often get some army setup.
Towards the end of the game I ended up being a full fledged adult I believe but by then I had already managed to conquer half the map, with necros, witches and a single goblin terraforming the world into troll woods.
Ultimately, this class will always win, so giving a ritual (maybe eating a few hundred expendable units?) to see everything it has to offer would allow everyone to fully see everything that's there.