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Which faction poses the greatest challenge for the Dwarves?
A conversation between the blind and the deaf ;) I would like to ask the Zombie Peasant – who does he recruit into his undead army when playing against dwarves? Which skills does he consider a priority, and which are unnecessary (I've read about "Luck," but I would like facts, as "Soldier's Luck," contrary to all rumors, increases the chance of vampires putting units to sleep)? Perhaps he has discovered new ways to play as a necromancer?
:smile24: :smile24: :smile24: What do you mean by "who"? We take everyone. Regarding new strategies, how about defense with the resilience of stone? Necromancer tactics are mainly focused on magic, not troops, because statistically, they are almost complete underdogs. The main task is to prolong the battle, use as much plague as possible, and "Dispel" is a must-use. Berserk and Subdue are not particularly useful against dwarves (alas, it's a pity about the elemental dragons). The main difficulty lies in the dragons, so they need to be somehow barricaded; a Phoenix can help. Also, if the hero is a Machinist, it's better to quickly eliminate the tent that removes blindness. I think you can also cast "Weakness" and definitely "Shriek." Then, it's simple – vampirism on ghosts and "Unholy Word."
Regarding skills, take Defense, Darkness, Summoning, Spell Power, and Education. Standard for a necromancer; nothing better is needed. I've already calculated that 30% defense is better than 3 points in Luck.