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- A reference guide and manual in Russian for Heroes 3.
I became very interested and simulated a similar situation in Heroes, assuming that the parameters are identical, for example, 10 Attack/10 Defense for both, and they have expert specializations. Crag deals 55 damage, while Tazar deals 50...
With equal Attack/Defense skills, the hero with the Attack specialization will always have an advantage. However, if there is a prospect of increasing primary skills, the hero with the Defense specialization will ultimately look more effective... They shouldn't fight each other, but against the same opponent. Crag Hack will start losing earlier. )) But all of this is abstract reasoning from the realm of probability theory. In a real game, everything is a little different...