wolf64
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Congratulations to the map author; it's an interesting concept.
If you just wander around the map (for fun) and complete side quests, then in principle – it’s interesting. But if your goal is to get to the Necromancer as quickly as possible, then all these quests are clearly unnecessary.
The map was used in the recently concluded tournament – ВК5.
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There isn't a single serious opponent or garrison on the map. There are only two mandatory battles: at the beginning with manticores, and the final battle. Moreover, Naadir is clearly weak both in terms of troops and level. If it weren't possible to buy troops, then everything would be different.
Also, if the rakshasas didn't join in the Dungeon before the finale, it would be more difficult.
If the Necromancer considers you a strong opponent, his troops practically stand still, but if he considers you weak, he moves forward and will definitely win.
P.S. - without the rakshasa, he considers you weak )))
If you just wander around the map (for fun) and complete side quests, then in principle – it’s interesting. But if your goal is to get to the Necromancer as quickly as possible, then all these quests are clearly unnecessary.
The map was used in the recently concluded tournament – ВК5.
/topic/at/276485/
There isn't a single serious opponent or garrison on the map. There are only two mandatory battles: at the beginning with manticores, and the final battle. Moreover, Naadir is clearly weak both in terms of troops and level. If it weren't possible to buy troops, then everything would be different.
Also, if the rakshasas didn't join in the Dungeon before the finale, it would be more difficult.
If the Necromancer considers you a strong opponent, his troops practically stand still, but if he considers you weak, he moves forward and will definitely win.
P.S. - without the rakshasa, he considers you weak )))
