Assembled artifacts in Heroes of Might and Magic V.

Alex Ghost
That's true, of course, but you have to admit that in the actual game, it's difficult to collect even one set, let alone two – it's almost fantastical. The same goes for collecting the entire dragon set – getting one level 7 creature per day is incredibly difficult. It's like the Tear of Ashtar or the Crown of the Underworld; having either one is half the battle, if not more.

Well... it depends on how you play the game. If there are enough dragon utopias and artifact shops on the map, and no one is rushing to defeat the enemy, then it's possible...
By the way, I wouldn't attribute *that* much mystical power to the Crown of the Underworld – because even without it, you can create a much more advantageous and powerful hero. After all, the Crown requires very significant deviations from the intended path, and I was pathologically unwilling to trade "Master of Minds" for the "Scream of Terror"...

(I don't know how you guys feel, but in my opinion, the introduction of composite artifacts created an imbalance. Mages and Necromancers can collect sets much more easily thanks to the buildings in their cities, and if there's also an artifact shop nearby on the map, they're in a great position.)

The Necromancer's set isn't powerful enough to justify banning the artifact shop, but this way, they can collect their set and another one faster than others – which is certainly worrying...
With Mages, there will definitely be a problem – because all the artifacts from their set can be easily found in shops... Well, I think the developers just tried to compensate for the fact that mages are considered losers by the vast majority...

With Necromancers, they created a set of artifacts that are mostly not even sold – they can only be found... in contrast to mages, they decided to reduce popularity:cool: