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The strongest wizards are undoubtedly the heroes of Necropolis, Academy, and League of Shadows. They are the ones who initially have the ability to develop various schools of magic more intensively, especially considering that their main skills are witchcraft (although Academy heroes often develop knowledge as well, which is a pleasant bonus). For me, the Warlock is undoubtedly the owner of the strongest magic; this is not so much due to the power of the spells themselves, but rather to the unique abilities of the heroes, namely Arcane Wave and Lucky Mage. Therefore, I prefer to focus on studying Chaos Magic to gain access to the most destructive spells, Enchantment (increased spellcasting speed + Secret Knowledge), and Luck (the very Lucky Mage). I often take Education, and within it, Mana Attraction, although I don't always manage to do so. As an alternative, you can also study Dark Magic, but it is usually better to focus on specific areas rather than chasing elusive possibilities. In general, as you may have guessed, my choice fell on the League of Shadows as the most powerful wizards:smile49: 3DogMZA;98667
The more spells you know, the easier it is to fight. Improvise!:
Very interesting strategy ;) Then why not play as Academy heroes? They learn 25% more spells than the others thanks to the Library. In general, I prefer heroes-warriors to study one, or at most two, schools of magic; studying three... is a very questionable tactic for network battles, although it can be useful for campaigns or single-player scenarios
Иногда они возвращаются :smile27: Бросайте флуд и оффтоп из раздела пятерки в Флудовские ссылки или мне в личку.