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Fireball, thanks, I didn't know about the "Sign of the Wizard" being so common. Now, here's a specific situation: a scenario called "Island" (I always forget which one), 1x1 map, hero difficulty. With a random setup, Haven appears with a hero who specializes in champions. Here's how it unfolds, turn by turn.
1. I build a tavern; there's a ranger hero with logistics (a knight) and an Inferno Nibros. I buy both, transfer the human troops to one hero (resulting in 14 archers, 51 peasants). They gain +1000 experience, combat frenzy, ranged attack, advanced attack, and advanced counter-attack. I choose ranged attack and, with this hero and Nibros, head to capture the mine (first priority) and the sawmill. I find the sawmill right away, guarded by imps (60 of them), and break through, losing 4 peasants. Nibros goes right at the fork and sees: a mine guarded by dryads. Near the castle are assassins, guarding piles of gold, crystals, and wood; gremlins near the mill and an obsidian golem near 4 resource locations. End of turn.
2. I go to the tavern - and again(!), there isn't a single hero with a ballista. There's only a peasant specialist and an Inferno Grog, naturally with 1 unit. (Sorry, I don't remember the knights' names because I often play as Inferno and Academy). Seeing no point in buying them, I grit my teeth and, with a loud, angry fart in C major, rush towards the dryads. First, Nibros (19 imps + 10 demons) takes out 23 out of 36 and goes back to hell, then the knight goes in. MIRACLE! They offer to join for a certain sum. I take them and rush to 56 fire demons (4 groups of 14). I break through with difficulty and losses: 7 dryads and 25 peasants. End of turn. But that's all minor. Behind the demons, I scout the territories, and there isn't a SINGLE pile of wood lying unguarded. NOT ONE! Most of the neutrals are ranged attackers. And the resources will soon run out. And what to do next if I can't even build griffons in the first week? And what if the dryads hadn't joined? Maybe I played poorly against the demons?
1. I build a tavern; there's a ranger hero with logistics (a knight) and an Inferno Nibros. I buy both, transfer the human troops to one hero (resulting in 14 archers, 51 peasants). They gain +1000 experience, combat frenzy, ranged attack, advanced attack, and advanced counter-attack. I choose ranged attack and, with this hero and Nibros, head to capture the mine (first priority) and the sawmill. I find the sawmill right away, guarded by imps (60 of them), and break through, losing 4 peasants. Nibros goes right at the fork and sees: a mine guarded by dryads. Near the castle are assassins, guarding piles of gold, crystals, and wood; gremlins near the mill and an obsidian golem near 4 resource locations. End of turn.
2. I go to the tavern - and again(!), there isn't a single hero with a ballista. There's only a peasant specialist and an Inferno Grog, naturally with 1 unit. (Sorry, I don't remember the knights' names because I often play as Inferno and Academy). Seeing no point in buying them, I grit my teeth and, with a loud, angry fart in C major, rush towards the dryads. First, Nibros (19 imps + 10 demons) takes out 23 out of 36 and goes back to hell, then the knight goes in. MIRACLE! They offer to join for a certain sum. I take them and rush to 56 fire demons (4 groups of 14). I break through with difficulty and losses: 7 dryads and 25 peasants. End of turn. But that's all minor. Behind the demons, I scout the territories, and there isn't a SINGLE pile of wood lying unguarded. NOT ONE! Most of the neutrals are ranged attackers. And the resources will soon run out. And what to do next if I can't even build griffons in the first week? And what if the dryads hadn't joined? Maybe I played poorly against the demons?
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