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In first place, we have the Archlich. An excellent ranged attacker, capable of hitting several units standing close to each other. As a ranged attacker and spellcaster, he's much stronger than the Inquisitor.
And then there's the Nightmare. In an open field, it can reach the enemy army on its first turn and attack a specific unit. And ideally, it can scare them. By the way, don't forget that the Nightmare significantly lowers the morale of nearby enemies. Imagine, my Nightmare is standing next to an Ent, which has wrapped its branches around it, but the Ent skips two turns. And that's with its already low initiative!.. So Nightmares are forever.
As for the Hydra, it's more like a deck of cards on the battlefield. I don't know, maybe in the late game, when all the strong and weak units have fallen, it can have a decisive impact, but in general, it's better not to reach that stage. No, the Hydra isn't our choice... )
And then there's the Nightmare. In an open field, it can reach the enemy army on its first turn and attack a specific unit. And ideally, it can scare them. By the way, don't forget that the Nightmare significantly lowers the morale of nearby enemies. Imagine, my Nightmare is standing next to an Ent, which has wrapped its branches around it, but the Ent skips two turns. And that's with its already low initiative!.. So Nightmares are forever.
As for the Hydra, it's more like a deck of cards on the battlefield. I don't know, maybe in the late game, when all the strong and weak units have fallen, it can have a decisive impact, but in general, it's better not to reach that stage. No, the Hydra isn't our choice... )
Говорят, есть 3 уровня овладения каким-либо предметом: дилетант, любитель и профессионал.
В "Героях" я где-то посередине между дилетантом и любителем.
В "Героях" я где-то посередине между дилетантом и любителем.