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Ranger - "Higher Vampire" [5th Campaign, 5th Mission]

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Offline Melaterine
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Nightly Edelweiss;85169
How do you like the idea of leveling up a hero? It’s quite possible to reach at least level 15 – there are weak units in the underground tunnels...
I leveled up both heroes that appear at the beginning of the mission. I sent them on scouting missions and to fight weaker enemies.
yasnikov;85170

But in my opinion, it’s not necessary; you can manage with Fedor. However, you might have an unlucky leveling build, so you’ll have to come up with something clever or replay the campaign. Personally, with the following build: Expert Leadership (I don’t remember the secondary skills, but they aren’t important), Expert Luck - Soldier’s Luck - Elven Luck - Magic Resistance, Expert Light Magic - Mass Blessing (or whatever it’s called, the one with speed and punishing strike), Expert Logistics - Native Lands, I didn’t have any particular problems.
Yes, the leveling build isn’t the best. There’s no Luck or Light Magic. Well, I’ll try to break through like this! :)
Boris K;85171
The advantage is that both undead and your own troops will be involved.
That’s exactly what I was asking about; a mixed army might be better. For example, Archliches or Undead with Druids and Archers. It doesn’t seem that bad! :)
Kreesanya;85388
Regarding undead troops in an elven army – it’s very effective to replace Dryads or Dancers as lower-tier troops with a bunch of Spectral Dragons as higher-tier troops.
How do you do that? There, creatures of the same level are exchanged for each other!
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