Favorites in battle! - 5 The Battle of Favorites! - 5

Yes, you clearly have a "moneylender's" position. Lend "100 rubles" and then mention it at every opportunity. Faith has nothing to do with it here.

again :): I didn't need his 100 rubles, I needed to find out whether he was ready to give them back if necessary or not.

but on the other hand, a moneylender is a moneylender, I'm just tired of writing about my logic and motives.

If you were actually interested, you would have found such discussions in the "history".

well, who would read my musings in long-forgotten topics?

First, the ideology of "freebies" isn't too attractive for good players. Second, comparisons with 4th-level specialists are incorrect. This leniency was made to slightly strengthen the role of mages in the game. Allowing scrolls is just adding a lucky-card. Third, this will lead to "bloating" of the rules — if using an Inferno scroll can still be accepted, then a free clone for Galtran, resurrect for Shakti, not to mention transport spells, are completely unappealing.

so you admit that level 4-5 scrolls, especially transport spells, are a lucky-card, meaning they give the player a huge advantage and will undoubtedly affect the result. And this luck needs to be balanced by additional conditions of use.

but then why is a level 1 Griffin Conservatory on a native respawn or КЗ, КШ in a Dragon Utopia not considered a lucky-card? After all, someone got a Conservatory(1) and КЗ in a Dragon Utopia, and someone didn't. A level 1 Conservatory and КЗ, КВ, Red Ball in a Dragon Utopia will undoubtedly have a huge impact on the game's outcome, just like level 4-5 scrolls. But unlike scrolls, their use doesn't require additional artificial conditions — that is, similar situations but different rules. This in itself strengthens warriors, who are already much stronger.

Plus, you talk about leniency for mages, but the Cloak — not to mention the Red Ball, which makes mages completely uncompetitive. They are also uncompetitive in taking Conservatories, Dragon Fly Hives, and Dragon Utopias. So isn't it logical to strengthen mages by allowing the use of at least offensive spells without building a Mage Guild? To balance their chances of capturing Conservatories and Dragon Utopias?