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I don't understand why so few people play as Necromancers.
Why hasn't anyone made a review of Necromancy abilities yet?
Basic ability:
@ Necromancy - determines the number of units that can be resurrected.
Sub-abilities:
* Resurrecting improved skeleton archers - resurrects upgraded skeleton archers from the slain units of the enemy after a battle.
* Resurrecting your own dead warriors after a battle. It's hard to say what this feature depends on... The main thing is that if a unit remains, then part of the killed units will be restored. For example, if there were 100 vampires before the battle, and 10 vampires died during the battle, then 5 will be resurrected after the battle.
* Some kind of x888 magic of the banshee, I don't understand why it's needed... It's useless... It doesn't do any damage either... It's better to take something else instead of this ability.
There are a few more Necromantic abilities, but I haven't mastered them.
The coolest magic is the resurrection of the undead.
Now, a secret:
Which heroes should you avoid?
I would immediately refuse the Death Knights and weak mages.
Lucretia
Orson
+
Raven
Zoltan
Markal
because they have terrible properties, just +1 to the attack of some unit or some useless magic.
I don't know about:
Didre
Vladimir
Who I play as:
Kaspar - he has the ability to resurrect dead undead using a tent.
Naadir - raises ghosts from the corpses of enemies on the battlefield until the end of the battle.