Posts from Echoes of the Void

For me, it actually started quite easily. When I recruited peasants and lifted the curse from the dwelling, Ishkabal preferred to turn around and run. On day 3, week 3, I easily defeated him with a hundred archers. Then, a dark elf came with high difficulty, but I easily defended in the castle, losing only 9 archers. Now, Ishkabal is back with high difficulty, and there's another necromancer, plus I saw a demon; it seems like the interesting part is about to begin.

I've been playing for a little over a month, and it's starting to feel a bit boring. There aren't enough troops yet to break through the garrisons, and there's not much to do on the map. I guess the idea is that the necromancers, demons, and elves should constantly attack the castle so that I can level up my heroes, but they don't seem to want to attack persistently.

When will someone make a Necromancer campaign?))

Maybe at the beginning of the game, we can add at least 20 magic points to Alaric?

I looked at the last picture, and Isabel is two heads taller than Nicholas, what a mare!

I'm tired of chasing enemy heroes. They come like locusts, and this Necromancer keeps resurrecting. I'm playing as a hero. I don't have enough resources, not enough troops, and no money. It's too difficult. I'll finish it, of course, but it wouldn't hurt to reduce the enemy's zeal a little. At least let me develop a bit first.

And yes, Glen and Axel have the same face; that shouldn't be the case. That is, the icon. One of them needs to be banned from recruitment, otherwise, I have two identical twins running around, I get confused, and it's not aesthetically pleasing.

I don't understand the video at all; when are they going to get married? They killed the priest. They killed Koly, he got up and killed the demon. Isabel - too bad, damn it, that I'm not a warrior (wielding a huge flamberge and clad in armor), end of the video. But what about Nicholas? Did he reincarnate into something, or what? Well, for now, that's it.

In general, of course, against the backdrop of the fact that only Henry Spatel is creating his twin card games, the release of a new card is interesting. Moreover, the card is interesting. And it seems to me that the amount of everything that fit on the card could be created in a larger size, for example, Elka. Play longer, more interesting.

I, on the contrary, had a rather easy start. When I joined the peasants and lifted the curse from Dwella, Ishibal preferred to turn around and run away. On day 3, week 3, I easily defeated him with a hundred archers. Then the Dark Elf came with high difficulty, but I easily defended the castle, losing 9 archers. Now, Ishibal is on the horizon again with high difficulty, and another Necromancer, plus a demon was seen; it seems that all the interesting things are starting.

I played for a little over a month, and it's getting a bit boring. There aren't enough troops yet to break through the garrisons, and there's not much to do on the map. Presumably, the Necromancers, demons, and elves are supposed to constantly attack the castle so that you can level up your heroes, but they don't want to attack persistently.

The map is not easy. I lost for the fourth time. As a hero. This Lich is a tough nut to crack and doesn't let you hold out until the first week, day 2, and, accordingly, the weekly bonus. How do I kill him correctly, because it doesn't work yet?

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Alaric has very little mana...

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And it's a long way to the prophet with his bonus...

Henry Spatula?

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Should the garrison size be reduced to allow the player to attack them earlier?

Yes, Ishkibal manages to raise a considerable number of troops due to the 2 bone pillars at the start. Perhaps they should be removed in the next version.

So... I killed Ishibala and the necromancer who was bringing reinforcements. The reinforcement unit turned out to have 2 mercenary Rakshasa Princesses, which made the fight with him 10 times harder than with Ishibala himself.... To make matters worse, right after the two necromancers, the demon Grok arrived, but he didn't join the fight. He ran around for a bit and then left. And then... three days after Ishibala's death... Ishibala comes back... He takes the garrison with losses, and then he gets reinforcements, and in the end, he has 15 liches, about 200 skeletons, about 100 of each grade, and the rest are undead. I have 60 militia, 40 archers, and 10 swordsmen. If it weren't for those Rakshasas, I would have had 150-160 militia. But that's not the point. Also, on the same day as Ishibala, a dark elf arrived... You can't defeat so many heroes, so I'm lowering the difficulty level.

Henry Spiteri)) I initially called him "Shpaten," he got offended, but he reacts normally to "Shpatel."

Wouldn't it be better (as an option) to make the garrisons neutral? Or maybe let the necromancer attack the demons too. The pillars don't need to be removed; we can think about the garrisons. And we could also put a garrison for the warlock. Also neutral.

Should the garrison sizes be reduced to allow players to attack them earlier?
The AI behaves differently; sometimes it attacks, and sometimes it just stays put. It's unclear what can be done about it.