Mongol
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Version 2.1
Difficulty: Veteran
No difficulties, as with the previous missions in the campaign.
Already in the first week, I built a Lava Cave and that was it. After that, I could basically relax and enjoy exploring the map.
And who said that dwarves aren't magical? A dwarf can't do without magic, IMHO.
At the start of the Wolfsten mission, he was (approximately) like this (without artifacts):
Attack 22
Defense 12
Spell Power 18
Knowledge 12
As you can see, and contrary to everything, when leveling up, I was given either attack or spell power. Therefore, I increased his knowledge and defense almost exclusively with enhancements.
It's easy to imagine what he became after a short time collecting artifacts scattered everywhere, and also using the enhancements in the area. He became incredibly powerful :smile44:
When I arrived to fight Maslo, I had 8 Fire Elementals (and the rest weren't needed) and a Phoenix Cloak :))).
I defeated him without any losses by teleporting to his city. As I wrote above, I only used dragons, and there were also dwarves from the Storbashni, but I didn't ask for them :D
How is that possible? Here's how:
Master of Chaos - Fire Lord - Pyromancy - Armageddon (I took him in the previous missions) = AWESOME :smile44:
Permanent Luck - Dwarven Luck
Secondary Skill - Mana Attraction
Runes Expertise
And, of course, defense and a cart (taken from Wolfsten).
In general, a happy ending right at the start of the mission :smile13:
I'll also say that in missions 2-4 (when spell power was still not that high), I used some small tricks.
1) Armored Eagles
Since their initiative is 15 and they almost always go after them, we do a "strike from the sky" with the ranged units and other problematic neutrals and cast Armageddon. No losses.
2) Rune of Elemental Magic (or something like that).
We take Fire Elementals (as many as we have, usually not many ;)), and leave, for example, Berserkers or Bears.
In battle, we use the rune that protects against 2 random elements. Then what do we do?
A r m a g e d d o n :eek:
If the bears also die, we remember, until we get immunity to fire (it doesn't take long ;)).
Well, I think everyone knows that anyway :)