Heroist
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No, the Barbarian will be very comfortable; I can say that for sure. The computer builds structures almost every two turns. There's no point in replaying because of the lack of a tavern and resources. (There isn't a tavern anywhere=))
Based on my experience, there won't be anything difficult for the Barbarian. After taking the first town in the first week, capture all dwellings, and in the second week, storm 2/3 of the town. Then you meet and defeat the Blue, and after that, everything will be easy.
Added 40 minutes later
I'll add that the lack of magic doesn't make the Orc any weaker. By gaining enough rage at the beginning of the battle, Orcs can withstand even the strongest attacks; battle cries not only significantly strengthen them but also allow them to deal the most damage (the war cry is significantly better than any attacking spell in the later stages), and anti-magic upgrades allow them to counter the most dangerous wizards. In general, this is my favorite race in the fifth game.
Based on my experience, there won't be anything difficult for the Barbarian. After taking the first town in the first week, capture all dwellings, and in the second week, storm 2/3 of the town. Then you meet and defeat the Blue, and after that, everything will be easy.
Added 40 minutes later
I'll add that the lack of magic doesn't make the Orc any weaker. By gaining enough rage at the beginning of the battle, Orcs can withstand even the strongest attacks; battle cries not only significantly strengthen them but also allow them to deal the most damage (the war cry is significantly better than any attacking spell in the later stages), and anti-magic upgrades allow them to counter the most dangerous wizards. In general, this is my favorite race in the fifth game.
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