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[Tournaments HMM V OFF] "Lord of the Golems"

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Sign you up for what?))) The tournament is already over.)))
By the way, I used mines to defeat all the land-based neutral creatures that outnumbered me, as well as monsters of the 6th and 7th ranks.
That's exactly how it's done, and it's always been done that way. Because the total amount of damage that all the mines inflict with an average hero exceeds a thousand. They are especially good against large creatures, such as Archangels and Angels, which take damage from 4 mines at a time.
What do you mean? Does the specialty (race) of the hero appearing in the tavern depend on how you proceed with your existing heroes? Can you elaborate on this dependency?
You do everything you want to do on the first day, then skip a turn and see what they offer in the tavern. If they don't give you the hero you need, you reload the first day and do something different, for example, capture a mine if you didn't capture it before, or vice versa, if you captured it on the first attempt, then don't capture it. Then you skip a turn again and see what hero they give you. If it's still not the right one, you buy a different building in the castle, unlike other attempts. You move the hero in different directions (he's not the one you need, let him go where he wants, because the main hero you need will appear on the second day). Even if, after different hero movements to different locations, it doesn't help and they don't give you what you need, you can even send him to attack a strong squad so that he dies. Then, in the tavern, they will also give you a different hero, but before you send him to his death, take away his army, it will be useful. Well, that's basically how it works. You just make different combinations of possible actions on the first turn and see how it affects the second turn, or rather, how it affects the tavern and what hero they give you.

P.S. We should create a masterclass school for the 5th offline game
Тот, кто находит удовольствие в уединении, либо дикий зверь, либо Бог (с) Аристотель

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