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There we go! In 3 it was simpler. As I said, you can develop there even with a random layout, which has already become a tradition for me. I just wanted to be a more or less universal player.
So in 5 on difficulty the hero is key — the choice of starting hero, right?
Maybe the tactic of splitting squads into 1 unit per stack + one large stack for finishing off just doesn't work in 5. In 3 there were almost no problems...
And a question immediately came up: can you kill 36 (3*12) Dryads with a level 2 hero Nibros with 19 Imps, 10 Demons and a Ballista. Or a level 2 spec hero for Champions 47 Crossbowmen + 14 Archers + Ballista.
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Is this based on experience playing against the computer?
HAVEN: Ellaine as main? Never, only stay as a support in the Castle. As a starter also never. But you forgot Miv for nothing; for many end-games she's simply a beast.
SYLVAN: Dirael is a very viable hero, and Ossir too. Wingael was nerfed, but is still cool.
DUNGEON: You forgot Letos, Letos. It's not for nothing that he currently leads in leveling speed tests among all the dark pointy-ears. Vaishan and Sinitar are also worthy choices. Many suddenly gave up on Erin and Iranna.
ACADEMY: The champion there is Hafiz. Nura and Ora. Nazir is a solid mid-tier, although sometimes very strong.
NECROPOLIS: Kaspar, Zoltan (easily gets the mark and extra knowledge). On large maps you can level up Deidra, but not as a starter.