Nargott
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Well, if level 21 is already a long game. Then it's okay, I think. That is, on average, the main battles between players should take place around levels 15-17, am I right?
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Then the Phoenix turns out not to be an uber-monster, but a fast, but relatively weak unit of level 7, or even less. It will be good for blocking archers, I think.
Then the Phoenix turns out not to be an uber-monster, but a fast, but relatively weak unit of level 7, or even less. It will be good for blocking archers, I think.
I said at the beginning that the Phoenix cannot be an uber-monster in principle. Uber-monsters in Heroes are level 7 creatures, and against their background, the Phoenix does not stand out much (as I already wrote, at its peak, it can take down up to 2 dragons).
Moreover, regarding the late game, the Phoenix will hardly be useful in final battles with a high-level opponent, because it takes damage like a simple level 7 creature, i.e., a level 18 hero deals half damage to the Phoenix with a basic attack (and this is without enhancements).
The Avatar, even at level 20, will be comparable in overall strength to a peak Phoenix. On the one hand, specialization and mana risk - and on the other hand, requirements for magic level, skill requirements + the requirement for a level 5 spell.
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I reviewed the Avatar, the bonuses will be distributed as follows:
Cost = level
Attack = CONSTANT + 2*level
Defense = CONSTANT + 2*level
Initiative = 2+level
At level 7, the Avatar is summoned = a copy of the Dragon, it will use their model/abilities. But formally, the Avatar will be level 7 (like the Phoenix), and not level 6. Due to its incorporeality, it will be much harder to kill it with hero attacks, but easier with Chaos, because the Avatar's HP does not increase, unlike the Phoenix.
At level 18, the Avatar will already reach the strength of a peak Phoenix, but due to its initiative of 20, it will enter the game much earlier.
