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Mish-gan if a player has an advantage in initiative (which was the case here) + divine intervention + mass haste, then the chances are almost equal... maybe I watched a bad replay, but it seemed like both players were skilled at playing their respective factions:
1. The first player, playing Haven, is incredibly knowledgeable about the balance of the game.
2. The second player is playing Orc and specifically using Tilseck!
I think the odds are 45% - 55% in favor of the Orc!
Because if we don't consider the Darkness skill, we have a free skill point:
Either luck (although if you can get enough luck from artifacts, I don't think you need to take it), or if you have few artifacts, take soldier's luck to help!
Sharp Mind can also be useful, allowing you to cast a mass spell first and then go into battle! (mass stone skin will likely be a higher priority)
On the other hand, if the Orc has better artifacts, such as more dragon artifacts or an initiative ring, then it's bad for the Haven player who doesn't have Darkness!
1. The first player, playing Haven, is incredibly knowledgeable about the balance of the game.
2. The second player is playing Orc and specifically using Tilseck!
I think the odds are 45% - 55% in favor of the Orc!
Because if we don't consider the Darkness skill, we have a free skill point:
Either luck (although if you can get enough luck from artifacts, I don't think you need to take it), or if you have few artifacts, take soldier's luck to help!
Sharp Mind can also be useful, allowing you to cast a mass spell first and then go into battle! (mass stone skin will likely be a higher priority)
On the other hand, if the Orc has better artifacts, such as more dragon artifacts or an initiative ring, then it's bad for the Haven player who doesn't have Darkness!
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