Nimus :smile51:



Attack — 9
Defense — 6
Spell Power — 2
Knowledge — 2
Morale — 4
Luck — 5 :smile23:
Mana — 20 :smile09:

Hero's Special Ability:

Gate Keeper: The number of creatures summoned to the battlefield when using the "Open Gate" ability increases by 1% with each new hero level.

Skills:

Absolute Gate, Advanced Luck, Advanced Attack, Advanced Leadership, Advanced Logistics, Bane, Magic Resistance, Soldier's Luck, Wide Gate of the Abyss, Battle Fury, Devil's Strike, Summon Troops, Fast Gate, Find Path, Master of Gates.

Spell Book:

Weakness, Magic Arrow, Ice Arrow, Stone Spikes, Divine Might, Summon Wasps.

Artifacts

Pendant of Mastery — grants the hero a free primary skill increase. A level is earned even if the hero's skill is already at the expert level.

Ring of Broken Spirit — -2 to the morale of enemy creatures.

Crown of Courage — increases the hero's morale and luck by +2.

Army

Imp — 100

Archdevil — 4

Cave Lord — 12

Succubus — 40

Nightmare — 20

Cerberus — 60

Nimus is a controversial hero. On the one hand, his troops almost always attack with luck and can summon reinforcements from the abyss in huge numbers, but there is also a catch. Nimus has a small army, and it is quite easy to destroy it, so he needs to strike first to level the playing field, but if he starts attacking, he will no longer be able to summon reinforcements. If he starts summoning, the opponent will destroy half of his army in one turn. Undoubtedly, the hero is capable of winning, but he is too ambiguous. Everything depends on whether the attack will be successful, how many creatures will appear from the abyss, and who the opponent will attack first...

Conclusion: If you are lucky in life, then Nimus is your choice; otherwise, it is better to play as heroes whose main strength is the army or magic, and not something that cannot be analyzed.

Summon... summon... and summon creatures again using the ability of each unit in your army.