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1. Veteran difficulty.
2. If you know how to complete the quests, you can finish them in a shorter time. The heroes leveled up in the first few months.
3. Yes, the bonus is good, but given the difficulty, it turns out that it is not necessary.
4. Personally, I prefer Red Dragons (modestly sitting on a cell next to the enemy and reacting to vampirism and light magic) and Night Queens. But I don't think my preferences are a priority. After all, everyone has their own tactics.
5. It is difficult to lose because of this (at least with my tactics), only when the magic runs out, and that's after a very long time. Vampirism on summoned dragons, which block the approach to the real troops (it worked for Sigrif for about 103 turns), and you can stand like that for a long time.
If there were at least a small time interval, it would be possible to plan paired actions with troops, a systematic breakthrough to the real troops of the enemy.
2. If you know how to complete the quests, you can finish them in a shorter time. The heroes leveled up in the first few months.
3. Yes, the bonus is good, but given the difficulty, it turns out that it is not necessary.
4. Personally, I prefer Red Dragons (modestly sitting on a cell next to the enemy and reacting to vampirism and light magic) and Night Queens. But I don't think my preferences are a priority. After all, everyone has their own tactics.
5. It is difficult to lose because of this (at least with my tactics), only when the magic runs out, and that's after a very long time. Vampirism on summoned dragons, which block the approach to the real troops (it worked for Sigrif for about 103 turns), and you can stand like that for a long time.
If there were at least a small time interval, it would be possible to plan paired actions with troops, a systematic breakthrough to the real troops of the enemy.