hmm... I've just played the Clan again in the 0.34 update, and would perhaps like to discuss the implications of the several changes here, most prominently the addition of Clan Scorpion gobbies.
I've found Ecofarm's strategy very useful in my past Clan games back in 0.33, and I'm a fan of their "mounted" line ending in ogres which really do pack a punch (and receive defensive bonuses), making them really hard to dislodge while you pillage and scorch, while hiding in smoking forests for them to burn.
So I thought I'd amend to this for 0.34 in some ways:
If you do grab a few gold tribal huts early, simply spam out str 3 goblins to go wolf + hut hunting. They make superb recon units early on, since they still retain the +50% against animals, but being 50% stronger than their counterparts. So screw the somewhat old mantra of doubling up goblins so that they survive in the wild, these gobbies can hold their own easily against wolves with some ~90% chances, so you can simply build up a rider army pretty quickly.
In my last game too, I had the great fortune of popping out Hunting from a hut. (after all I popped a massive number of huts with those goblins)
I must admit that hunting > archery isn't one of my key piorities on the clan (its horseback and bronze), but since i managed to pop a costly hunting off a hut I decided to advance it to archery and grab some clan scorp archers.
Boy, was I surprised at how powerful they were that early on in the game. A str 6 defender with first strike and 25% city+hill defense makes your hilltop cities practically impregnable to even copper axemen.
Not to mention that while invading an opposing Kurio civ that last game they happened to have a goblin fort in his capital's BFC--a very very bad idea against the clan. I could just buy out str 6 archers for 60 gold apiece to choke out his capital, financing it through pillaging his tiles.
So I would like to discuss about the clan in 0.34--2 main thoughts here.
Seeing how strong the clan archers are now, I still think early horseback is still good for riders, but would it be worth it to now delay Bronze for Archery?
I do know how useful Rantine is, but early on its either him or the archers--with bronze there's still the chance that you have no access to copper, really weakening your axes+rantine, but at the very start you could easily scout out the locations of nearby forts where you know you could definitely buy archers. And needless to say, should you go for archery early, build almost every city on a hilltop and it'll go a really long way towards defence.
Their worldspell. With barbs spawning and invading at somewhat higher rates than before, how early do you trigger it? This also has some synergy with the earlier points made about forts, since there is a large chance that at least one goblin in the fort changes to your hand, allowing you to simply buy massive str 3 goblin armies very early on, or even archers later.
The main changes in 0.34 would probably be in the way their early game is handled--I did not see much changes in their mid-lategame strategy
bonus to your mines, which you can put towards Warrens or units. Soldiers of Kilmorph are doubled by Warrens so you essentially get a full 90 
, so if you don't want to spam SoK's for wonders you can just use a GE instead.
