Primus
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Primus (Elf, Wingael) def Igrok_v_geroev (Dwarf, Ibba) - Spider, very large without an underground lair, 3-3-2
Starting with the Elf and Wingael. Of course, I chose the pointy-eared fellow in the green robe! He leveled up well, his stats were much better than his opponent's, but he was 2-3 levels behind. They wouldn't give me Light magic; I only got it on level 19, which meant I had to deal with all sorts of nonsense while searching for a mentor and didn't touch anyone from the Battle Tower. The leveling process didn't allow me to defeat level 7 hordes! There were no resurrection spells in the castle or in 3-4 libraries, so I started searching in the treasure rooms, and thankfully, I found one. I started clearing my Battle Tower, then moved on to the remnants of the enemy's. I barely managed to find a mentor; there was only one on the map. I forgot about efficient logistics and pathfinding, got a secondary education, solved a secret, learned Forest Cunning, Battle Balance, and Forest Fury. I took Full Protection, Ballistic Protection, Elven Luck, and Mass Spells. By this time, the opponent had already retrained and was ahead of me in stats. A few days later, the final battle took place. Thanks to Divine Vengeance, my troops were able to deal good damage to the opponent; otherwise, the battle would have likely ended quickly. Thanks for the game!
Wingael, level 27, 8 21 11 16 5 7
Expert Avenger - Enchanted Arrow - Arrow Storm
Expert Offense - Tactics
Constant Luck - Pathfinding - Soldier's Luck - Elven Luck
Secondary Education
Expert Defense - Dodge - Ballistic Protection - Steadfast
Expert Light Magic - Protection - Righteous Fury - Seal of Light
P.S. I really liked the combined art for Lionheart (each time creatures trigger a positive morale bonus, the hero moves forward on the ATB scale by 10% of the scale's size. If a negative morale bonus triggers, they move back 10%). Wingael moved very often, which allowed me to cast mass spells, resurrection, and Divine Vengeance quickly!
Starting with the Elf and Wingael. Of course, I chose the pointy-eared fellow in the green robe! He leveled up well, his stats were much better than his opponent's, but he was 2-3 levels behind. They wouldn't give me Light magic; I only got it on level 19, which meant I had to deal with all sorts of nonsense while searching for a mentor and didn't touch anyone from the Battle Tower. The leveling process didn't allow me to defeat level 7 hordes! There were no resurrection spells in the castle or in 3-4 libraries, so I started searching in the treasure rooms, and thankfully, I found one. I started clearing my Battle Tower, then moved on to the remnants of the enemy's. I barely managed to find a mentor; there was only one on the map. I forgot about efficient logistics and pathfinding, got a secondary education, solved a secret, learned Forest Cunning, Battle Balance, and Forest Fury. I took Full Protection, Ballistic Protection, Elven Luck, and Mass Spells. By this time, the opponent had already retrained and was ahead of me in stats. A few days later, the final battle took place. Thanks to Divine Vengeance, my troops were able to deal good damage to the opponent; otherwise, the battle would have likely ended quickly. Thanks for the game!
Wingael, level 27, 8 21 11 16 5 7
Expert Avenger - Enchanted Arrow - Arrow Storm
Expert Offense - Tactics
Constant Luck - Pathfinding - Soldier's Luck - Elven Luck
Secondary Education
Expert Defense - Dodge - Ballistic Protection - Steadfast
Expert Light Magic - Protection - Righteous Fury - Seal of Light
P.S. I really liked the combined art for Lionheart (each time creatures trigger a positive morale bonus, the hero moves forward on the ATB scale by 10% of the scale's size. If a negative morale bonus triggers, they move back 10%). Wingael moved very often, which allowed me to cast mass spells, resurrection, and Divine Vengeance quickly!
Да будет свет во всём мире !!!
клан-"Homo homini"
клан-"Homo homini"