- A reference guide and manual in Russian for Heroes 3.

No. Each unit in Heroes 3 has a VALUE parameter!

Can you give an example? How do you calculate the value of each individual monster?

It's not clear about hit points: they are a variable...
In short: how do you understand this?

In short, calculate your value and the value of the neutrals. Divide one by the other. If the result is greater than 2, then they will be in the same stack!

Wouldn't it be easier to say hit points instead of value?:confused:

How do you calculate the strength of an army of crossbowmen (which specific numbers should be taken into account) and how do you calculate the strength of an army of angels (based on 9 angels or 6 + 3 archangels)?

Based on the formula k=A/N=1-1.5 (if you need them to line up in three stacks), the minimum number of crossbowmen should be taken so that A=N, that is, x*10 (hit points of a crossbowman) = 9*200 (hit points of an angel). Hence, x=180 crossbowmen. If archers, then accordingly x*10=9*250, x=225. If with a group stack, then x*10=6*200+3*250, x=195.
These calculations are based on the formula, but I can't check them right now.
Of course, each monster has its own value, because each has a different number of hit points. Dirty, I'm not insisting on my correctness, but I always calculate it this way (although I always estimate it by eye, because it is not so important for online play).

If that were the case, then the Black Dragon would be considered stronger than the Archangel, but that's not the case... And the value of the Archangel is higher.

Can you tell me where this data comes from, and how is the division into stacks calculated according to this value? I've always calculated it one way, and it turns out that it's not the right way? ))