Are the buffs in Life magic worse than those in Chaos? O_O Considering that Chaos only has 6 of them (Bloodlust, Haste, Fire Aura, Killer, First Strike, Cat Reflexes), and Hydra's Health appears as an additional buff. Now, tell me, which of the Chaos buffs can compare to, say, an Angel of Protection with 5 charges? And what about Wards? Is getting +50% protection from Chaos (and Chaos Damage) at once not enough? O_o
Well, Cat Reflexes is certainly a useful ability, but Chaos doesn't have anyone to cast it on. Instead, I would highlight Unluck and Confusion in Chaos, especially their mass versions.
I agree with you on this point - I just really like their buffs. But, for example, how is Killer worse than Wards, especially if you have a ranged unit? In my opinion, it's even better - Wards gives a bonus to attack on a counterattack, while Killer gives a bonus to attack. The buffs in Chaos enhance creatures in attack. And Cat Reflexes is the same - imagine your ranged unit, which you said is better against them, attacks three times per round. In my opinion, that's much more effective than Blessing in Life magic, isn't it? But I completely agree with you that there's no one to buff in Chaos, which is probably why I don't like their town, although I do like their magic. And you're right about the Angel of Protection, but that's only if we have level 4 creatures.
Well, let's not turn this into an argument.
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2 Dr Motor, I finally figured out your plan) It's certainly difficult to implement, but it's still realistic. But I'll still note that it's better to level up a ranged unit to pair with the Life unit. He'll have a lot of fun shooting Chaos creatures from the "Fortress".
And I also tested my theory, as promised:smile33:. Everything works as expected;) .
In general, we have a Life unit and a Druid, both level 13, and at least 5 fairies, against 8 Chaos creatures:smile14:.
The heroes have Grandmaster of Life magic:smile16: and Nature magic, respectively:) .
Formation - a square, with the Life unit in the center and the Druid behind.
The Life unit starts - casts Sanctuary, the fairies build a barrier, and the Life unit and Druid are in cover. Then the Druid starts casting Summon Creature - I had Manticores, but it will be even better with fairies, because they have a discount on fire damage (but Chaos creatures also have that), and the Life unit has a high chance of having Wards of Chaos. So, in this case, Manticores are still more advantageous. Also, a very common spell in Life castles is Angel of Protection - it helps a lot.
By the time Sanctuary loses its effect, the Life unit should buff itself to successfully protect the Druid (although in the end, I still lost him:smile05: but he didn't have any mana left, and if he had at least one spell, he would have survived) - Heavenly Shield, Prayer, Regeneration, Spiritual Armor, etc. - depending on what you have:smile49:.
In the same way, you can defeat them with two heroes:smile38: (although with the Druid, the battle is much shorter) or with one (which is easier to level up) - a Paladin:smile10:, who has at least an advanced skill in melee combat and warfare, or an expert in warfare will also do. In the 4-5 turns remaining after building the improvised shelter, the hero buffs himself well:smile08: and calmly
defeats the enemy:smile19:.
In total, we have a hero of level 16-17, if we take pure experience leveling, without training in guilds, universities, or altars - but that is unlikely - so, in reality, the hero will be level 12-13 (I think 4-5 levels can be written off:smile01:).
However, there is one caveat, in the case of a single Paladin: he needs any ranged artifact (or skill) to get rid of Sanctuary.
When there is a Druid, this problem does not arise, because after summoning, the Life unit simply buffs the summoned units and automatically
gets rid of Sanctuary:smile13:.
I can confirm all this with test saves, if anyone is interested:cool:.
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P.S. Is this the real launch date of the collider?
Of course, it's real!:smile51:
